"Downtown Los Angeles is one of the most documented cites in the world, and easily one of the most hectic when it comes to filming. I've always wanted to shoot a film that really captures the vibe and feel of this fast paced city, so I hit up Calvin Kosovich for a cruise and this is what we came up with! Hope you enjoy - Christian Rigal"
Kink Pro Calvin Kosovich puts his trust in the Kink Brawler Rims when going hard in the streets!
Calvin Kosovich takes you on a raw street tour putting his pegs on anything in his way. From Australia to California and Arizona, Calvin has perfected the art of metal on metal madness with a collection of frightening grinds that would make even Josh Harrington proud.
“Run to the Devil” by Dragonwyck
Kink did right by adding Calvin Kosovich to their pro team. His fashionable ways, gnarly riding style, and casual demeanor sets him a part from the status quo—making him a good fit for the already well-rounded Kink squad. This is the first video part the Australian native has filmed entirely in Southern California and he managed to not only find a load of untapped spots, but his approach to riding them is just as refreshing. "Calvin has been a part of Kink for a few years now, and we are proud to officially add him to the Kink Pro Team for 2017!
BAY ROAM /b? r?m/ (verb): To pedal about the greater San Francisco area in search of the spots less travelled in an unsystematic, but thorough way. And, if you’re Monster Energy’s Dakota Roche, you blast through every piece of spot gold with confidence, power, and speed…the way it should be done. Follow the one and only Dak as he cuts into the streets of SF in his newest edit, Bay Roam.
Calvin Kosovich takes some time out of his busy schedule to inundate you with tips, pointers, and philosophies of the nollie. The nollie is an extremely versatile trick and as Calvin points out, once you've got some nollie pop it can actually be a game changer.. Down drops, into rails, fakie onto ledges, over things; the nollie will be there for you through thick and thin.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.