'Guest List' is a new series presented by our US distro Full Factory. They ask one affiliated rider from the brands they distribute to invite a non-affiliated rider for a day sesh on the private Full Factory ramps.
Hector Spencer-Wood gives us a taste of what the BSD Sureshot frame is all about, built for high speed roasting! 'cause you can't, you won't, and you don't stop...
Source BMX / BSD / Battle of the Brands / Challenges Edit 2020: 2nd place!
20 year old Hans Olav Strømmen is one bad ass Norwegian, as you're about to see. After getting his new BSD Soulja frame via his sponsor BMXelement he wasted no time and clocked this footage in a month.
Reed Stark with more travel adventures from his BMX life on the road, this time from a pilgrimage to the land of sushi and kendama - Japan. Proceed to pick your jaw up off the flaw after laying eyes on the stacks of incredible and one-off spots. There's even some tree hugging in there! Love it. Reed smashes it as always.
On connait LULU depuis qu'il a 10 ans et on l'a vu évoluer jusqu'à devenir un tueur de courbes! Trop de vitesse et d'amplitude sur son bowl local et la célèbre pool de La Kantera. On est donc fier de vous présenter sa part pour BSD (via Sparkys France) extraite de notre mixtape SUR LE TERRAIN!
Extra clips, behind the scenes and outtakes from Sam Jones' recent BSD VX Rated video. The Jones-meister himself illustrates some of the pleasure and pain that went into filming his video... Look out for Dan Paley's video coming soon...
Featuring Broc Raiford, Alex Donnachie, Boyd Hilder, Denim Cox, Tom Dugan, Sam Jones, Justin Spriet, Guy Scroggie & Callan Stibbards
BSD's Reed Stark and Denim Cox stopped by the Full Factory warehouse the other day to freshen up their bikes, play some Kendama, and get a session in on the ramps. Now that Full Factory Distro is home to BSD in the U.S., I'm sure we'll be seeing more of these two.
New French BSD Worldwide Crew rider Maxime 'Caajou' Duranseaud hitting up the streets of Paris and Lyon and St Etienne in his first video for BSD!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.