An independent brainchild by Hobie Doan & Garrett Mckenzie. 49 days spent in Minnesota/ Wisconsin led to the culmination of this video.
Another raw reminder of last year's epic E-FISE Glasgow video contest, this time with Hobie Doan and DIG filmer Trent Lutzke. Catch all the raw clips, behind-the-scenes, crashes and more, all shot over just a handful of days.
Sweets Mob team members Reed Stark & Hobie Doan travel to Paris, France & Berlin, Germany for a couple weeks after Simple Session to eat kebabs, ride BMX, play kendama, & throw some epic jams for the for the local BMX, skate, & kendama communities.
Check out what Hobie Doan and Trent Lutzke got up to in the streets of Glasgow, Scotland.
Roll Up! Hobie Doan's first signature Kink Frame is out now! The Roll Up Frame will have you feeling good on and off your bike with that infectious Hobie energy.
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Watch etnies riders Nathan Williams and Hobie Doan ride through downtown San Diego in the new Jameson Vulc X Kink BMX shoes, and the etnies X Kink BMX apparel collection.
The In-between is a new DIG series via our guy Trent Lutzke and Mark Bennett, delving into all the aspects of BMX either side of riding. On this journey, we hope to connect with others on a deeper level and express more about what we do rather than just the riding clips. Enjoy the In-between.
"I’ve lived in Michigan all my life. Born and raised in the mitten side of the state. This is the place that keeps on giving, the spots are endless/unique if you are willing to search for them and the scenery is hard to beat. But no matter how much I say I love this place; my opinion feels bias. Ever since THEMICHIGANVIDEO I have been hooked on BMX and bringing light to the place I grew up.
We are here to proudly welcome Hobie Doan to the Sweets Mob. Hobie started jamming kendama a few years back and we saw him connect to the game immediately. Seeing footage of him teach kendama to others all around the world made him an obvious choice for the team. We knew he needed to become an official member of the family.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.