Another dose of Boyd Hilder ripping apart his home city the Gold Coast and Brisbane during the last 2 years of lock downs.
Boyd Hilder is a household name in the world of freestyle BMX but what some might not know is that Boyd used to race over a decade ago. We thought it would be a sick idea to put Izaac up against Boyd to see how the new age best racer in Austrlaia matches up against someone that hasn't raced in over 10 years!
When we got invited to the Vans "the circle" video competition we were super excited to get filming with the dudes and make something sick! We were hyped coming 4th on our first time at this competition!
After watching the vans circle video announcement the other morning Boyd Hilder and Alex Hiam caught a quick session before the rain started.
The first official LUXBMX game of BIKE kicked off on the backyard ramp hosted by Boyd Hilder and Troy Charlesworth. Featuring some of the best riders from around SEQ, it was an epic day with plenty of hammers!
The first official LUXBMX game of BIKE kicked off on the backyard ramp hosted by Boyd Hilder and Troy Charlesworth. Featuring some of the best riders from around SEQ, it was an epic day with plenty of hammers!
The first official LUXBMX game of BIKE kicked off on the backyard ramp hosted by Boyd Hilder and Troy Charlesworth. Featuring some of the best riders from around SEQ, it was an epic day with plenty of hammers!
The first official LUXBMX game of BIKE kicked off on the backyard ramp hosted by Boyd Hilder and Troy Charlesworth. Featuring some of the best riders from around SEQ, it was an epic day with plenty of hammers!
The first official LUXBMX game of BIKE kicked off on the backyard ramp hosted by Boyd Hilder and Troy Charlesworth. Featuring some of the best riders from around SEQ, it was an epic day with plenty of hammers!
Boyd Hilder is a name to be reckoned with in the BMX world and the past few years have really shown us that. From winning a NORA cup to having his own signature frame with Federal, Boyd has been doing all the right things to cement his name in the BMX history books.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.