Hopefully by now you've seen Eric Lichtenberger's insane Pro Part and you know how refreshingly different his style of riding is. Well, here's your chance to see what it takes for all of those wacky clips of Eric to happen—safe to say with his brand of riding the clips don't always come easy. Here's over 23 minutes worth of extended cut of from Eric's Alley Cat Pro Part.
Eric Lichtenberger speaks candidly about filming for his Ride "Alley Cat" Pro Part to the tune of behind the scenes footage and unseen angles. Eric's style and approach to riding is obviously quite unique so it's interesting to hear him speak at length about his process, the challenges he faced, his thoughts on spots, clips that got away, the story behind his ender, and more...
To call Eric Lichtenberger a pegless virtuoso is an understatement—this dude is in a league all his own. Eric’s Pro Part has been in the works for a long while and we couldn’t be more hyped how it turned out. Hit play and be prepared never look at your surroundings—and how to ride your bike on them—the same ever again.
Spots & Thai Food with Eric Lichtenberger, Nate Richter & Michael Harkous by STRANGERCO
Erich Lichtenberger, Nate Richter and Michael Harkous spend the afternoon cruising around LBC, CA.
Michael Harkous, Dylan Stark, Eric Lichtenberger, Connor Keating, Abdullah Alkhalili, and Caleb Quanbeck out stacking this month.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.