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.
"We filmed this video over the last 2 years, I’ve been filming with @binjumpbradley (Paddy Bradley) and @dan_mulhare for the better part of 5 years but it was only when covid hit I (@roryoh98) really started to put this first video together. 2 years later , many set backs and sessions had, its time to put this out and start fresh. Disasterous as ever. Yehup. I’d like to thank my two dawgs Dan and Paddy for sticking with it. through the on and off filming we do. It’s always mad to look back on the shtunt biking."
Following on from last week's Peg Vacay video from Sweden, we've got another dose of Skandinavian BMX for you, this time from Denmark and Andreas Madsen. Packed full of creative grinds, interesting links, and even a spring loaded flat ledge, this is well worth a look.
Brazil's Junior Cunha shows his latest and greatest - "Determined". Filmed over three years, you can tell how much Junior put into this one. Enjoy!
Ukraine to Italy to Barcelona transplant, Ellia Sepe kills it on a bike. Watch his latest and greatest from the streets of BCN.
"Thomas is one of those riders that doesn’t think before he sends a trick. Even if it’s a trick he doesn’t know how to do he’ll try it down a rail."
- Justin Schual
BMX is everywhere and we get so stoked when we receive submissions from far reaches of the world. That was exactly the case when this video came through via Shisang in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Coming out of Aberdeen, Scotland, Nathan Smith sure has the moves. Filmed over the past few years with his bud Ethan Gardner, this is well worth a look. We've got a feeling we'll be seeing a lot more of this guy in the future!
23 year old Czech David Adamik has been working away at this one for the last three years now and it's full of tech wizardy. He sure does put those pegs to good use.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.