Caiden goes on a crazy BMX road trip! Checking out new skateparks and riding on the weirdest car ever!
A week to go before the end of the qualification for the Action Sports Video Contest for 5-16 year olds. For the 2e edition, E-FISE Junior by Hot Wheels is bringing together young riders who are fans of Action Sports from August 17 to October 24. Girls and boys will be able to participate in the contest in the discipline of their choice: Skateboard, BMX, Scooter, or Roller and share their videos on the dedicated E-FISE web platform to try their luck at winning the title of champion and a number of great prizes.
FROM RIDE SPOTS TO MINI-CAR CIRCUITS
The celebrate #bmxday with our local scene Subrosa hosted The King of Candyland Jam.
Subrosa/ Shadow Conspiracy rider Saul Vilar just turned 15 years old and to celebrate, he dropped an all new video!
Are you between 7 and 11 years old and want to enjoy these spots just like Javitxu? Then, the new Fly Sierra 18" frame was made for you. Adapted to a smaller size in order to fit our youngest riders, you would have a BMX frame completely identical to Sergio Layos' personal one.
We were so glad to finally have a Next Generation Jam back at the park! The Halahan Family and Mike Potoczny really crushed it on this one. If you missed out on the fun, check out this video and make sure not to miss next year.
Kaci shares some custom modifications to her MISFIT 16! Take a closer look at this sweet, little sailor-inspired bike - which comes in Red Rum.
Thirteen-year-old Shane Halahan hails from Pittsburgh, PA and is a member of the Halahan clan - four siblings currently breathing a big ol' breath of fresh air into BMX.
On any given day, you can find 9-year-old, Alex Lantigua, ripping his local skatepark, charging full speed on his Performer 16. Not far behind, his little sister, Lilah, is cruising on her Performer 14.
You may have heard about the Halahan boys, but let us introduce you to their little sis, Ms. Kaci Halahan. She's been bringing the cute aboard a MISFIT complete for a couple years now and we can't think of a better (or more adorable) ambassador to back as she shares her stoke for BMX with the world.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.