Filmer Nicolás Peña and his friend CPA (Carlos Peñas Alonso) wanted to show off all the spots that their home in the North of Spain has to offer, so they spent time in the cities of Gijón, Oviedo, Aviles, Mieres, and Corredoria for this. Needless to say, they fulfilled their mission.
We don't get a ton of videos through from Italy so we we're hyped when we this one with Skiuz (Mirko Loddo) landed in our inbox. Shot over a year with his brother, throughout Sardinia (with the exception of a clip in Barcelona).
The latest instalment of DIG Locals comes from the streets of Winnipeg, Canada. THANKSBUD! is a short mix of some of the footage captured while cruising throughout 2023. Featuring in order of appearance: Louelle Smith, Seth Belmore, Brenten Wylie, John Roy, Shawn Franz, Mat Halprin, Abel Belmore, Cory Beal, Brandon Sawchyn, and Phil Belleuille.
Before it's recent demise, Samyo Pereira spent the week at Parallel with filmer Giacomo Di Carlo to soak up the rays and various kooks. The things this place must have seen! Ciao.
Another day, another DIG Locals. This time we've got the latest and greatest from NW England's Cieron Hille, courtesy of Mike Hullock. From the streets to the woods, Cieron rips.
Geelong, Australia's Dylan Godfrey is back with another DIG Locals video, and this one hits real good. Loadsa x-up shenanigans and creative moves. Double thumbs up from us.
Poland's Patryk Dziedzic with the “Barcelona High Tapes”. He's been plugging away at this on his last two trips to BCN, and had a good time doing it.
Kert Salve is only 18 years old and has progressed like crazy over 2022. After a broken collarbone that put him out for a couple of months, he came back stronger. Filmed over two summers in Estonia, and a two month trip to Barcelona, this DIG Locals really hits the spot.
A new week, a new DIG Locals, this time from the streets and parks of France with Théo Chabbert AKA "La Chabb".
There's some serious talent coming out of South America and we're always trying to highlight as many of those riders as possible. Next up for a bit of shine time is Argentina's Enzo Alarcon and his submission to BMX Street Culture Crew's 'Street Combat' contest.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.