With Kevin's new move to San Diego, CA we caught up with him at his new local park and got to see him at his finest. This was all in one session too.
Dennis Enarson crushed this course and earned himself a well deserved first place. Dennis' runs were full of speed, tricks, flow and he hit every obstacle out there. Amazing watching him ride this course!
No day is ever quite the same for Hucker... Take a glimpse into one of the many "Days in the Life" of Mr. Hucker Himself. We take a trip to his personal jumps at the Oakley factory, visit the Pet Store where Hucker worked his first job and then hit the Wedge for a surf session, with a few things in between.
After a few serious injuries and a back operation later, Tyler Fernengel gets a lot more technical and comes out with one hell of a new all street Demolition X Markit video part.
The complete behind the scenes of Dennis Enarson's CAPS LOCK video. Full of never before seen outtakes, crashes, struggles, and high fives. Get to see rare footage of what it takes to put together one of the best videos of the year. Dennis has been hard at work on his CAPS LOCK video for over a year and a half and always wanted to try to outdo his last Demolition Last Chance video part and went all in to do just that.
Parker Heath has been venturing out and going on street missions around Los Angeles, finding spots and documenting it all with filmer/ editor Fernando Gomarin Olaiz for his new Demolition video. Parker busted his ass on this one and definitely shows.
Biz felt like switching things up and went with a theme for his new Demolition Sea Level edit. Every clip was thought out beforehand, and is either on the beach or you can see the ocean in the background. Even though they were at some of SoCal's most scenic beaches, finding spots with the ocean view wasn't always that easy. Biz still came through with some hammers with an ocean view and all.
Canadian distro rider, Tristan Sweet comin' in hot with this new 3 day edit he made between the cold Vancouver winter weather, and then tearing ligaments in his ankle. Tristan always comes though with those tech street moves, check out that last banger.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.