Éclat PRO Felix Prangenberg is having one hell of a year, and the year is far from over. Enjoy the result of Felix's one month stay in California, captured by Grant Castelluzzo. The style and creativity from this kid is something you're not going to be seeing from anyone else so sit back and enjoy Felix doing what he does best.
We love the Aussies, and we love fresh footage from Lewis Mills! Who doesn't? Fresh hair cuts, eggs on the barbie, a bit of skateboarding and enough BMX to fill your boots what's not to like? Hit play and see what Lew and friends get up to 'IN BETWEEN WEEKS'.
Welsh transplant Josh Newman just dropped a new video part full of big rails and all the good stuff you'd expect from the streets of Australia.
One of the most progressive riders of a generation; Ty Morrow delivers another insane video part filmed by Calvin Kosovich in California over the past year. Respect the work ethic and enjoy the fruits of his labour.
One of the most progressive riders of a generation; Ty Morrow delivers another insane video part filmed by Calvin Kosovich in California over the past year. Respect the work ethic and enjoy the fruits of his labour.
Éclat PRO Lewis Mills knew exactly what he wanted with his first signature product. The Controller Bars bars are a mixture of the DIVE and MORROW and Lew had been riding them both for the past two years. Combined with his own personal shape and geometry, Lewis wanted the ability to switch between a 9.5″ and 9.75′ rise according to his stem setup.
Softgoods are available now in BMX stores or via our USA or EU web stores.
After years of work, and countless hours of laboratory and real-life rider testing with the PRO team, we believe we have reached a new benchmark in BMX fork strength. Don't just take our word for it, take Ty Morrow's.
Our aim when designing a product is that it suits the needs of the rider so well that it becomes something they simply cannot live without. éssentials is a new series exploring the Éclat products that our team ride, and why they put their trust in those products.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.