Subrosa pro rider Jiri Blabol spent around a month in Boston to hang out with teammate and friend Matt Ray and to work on some video stuff. Jiri's riding is on another level so instead of some video stuff he finished a whole video!
Subrosa pro rider Matt Ray and Jiri Blabol hook up an Extension Kit to a Subrosa Street Rail and take it to a B-Ball court for a heated afternoon session.
Today we are happy to announce the promotion of Jiri Blabol from our Am Team to the Pro Team! Jiri has been Repping the Rose for years now and he's constantly progressing and pushing his riding further and further. Jiri is always the life of the party and he's a friend to everyone he meets!
Check out the latest video from Subrosa rider Jiri Blabol to promote his new signature MR1 guest colorway which is available worldwide now and at the all new sparkysbrands.com!
Jiri has been killing it since he was added to the team way back in 2015, and has repped Subrosa hard since day one, so we wanted him to have a signature colorway of a Subrosa Frame.
David Schaller and a squad of nine of the bois did the seasonal migration to Barcelona for a week after Simple Session and came home with this lil' guy. Featuring Mark Burnett, Bjarki Hardarson, Jiri Blabol, Miguel Smajli, Artur Meister and more.
Our 'Warsaw Rising' trip to Poland with Subrosa and Shadow Conspiracy was a hell of a good time and the guys bagged a heavy sack of clips. The Czech Republic's premier tech specialist left our jaw on the floor most of the time - he's his best from Waraw.
Jiri Blabol's recent travels brought him to Malaga and Barcelona to show off his technical street riding capabilities. Watch as he destroys new and staple spots of the street riding destinations.
JIŘÍ BLÁBOL - SOSH URBAN MOTION 2017. Video for the Instagram wildcard contest of Sosh Urban Motion 2017.
Jiri Blabol filmed this park mix at polish Reszow during the LOST IN KRAKOW adventure. This concrete park with inflatable roof can be a great tip for trip no matter if it is shitty weather or during hot summer when the roof is down and just a classy concrete plaza remains.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.