Ultimate BMX Crash Section (Alex Hiam, Chris James, Paterico Fallico & More) by ColonyBMXBrand
No matter how good you are, you don't pull everything first try. Here's 9 minutes of some of the crew putting in work for some recent clips.
This was one of the earlier clips we filmed for Dean Anderson's "No Holding Back" video part and it was the first time he'd tried a fakie frontie. He took a few hits up this bowl was perfect for it.
Jack Kelly spent a couple weeks in California and stacked some serious clips all for the gram!
"It's been ten years since the iconic Bloody Oath Frame & Bars first hit the BMX world. It seemed very fitting to celebrate this fact & re-release them in a limited number. Richo may have stepped away from the BMX limelight but has still got the moves & unique style that we all fell in love with back in the day.
Tim Storey has been stacking clips over the past few months with the homies and he's come out the other side with a video stacked with great clips. Thanks to everyone that helped film the clips.
Alex Hiam's raw clips from the Oregon trip video we put out a while back.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.