At LUXBMX, BMX isn't just what we do, it's who we are. Every member of our crew is deeply passionate about both freestyle and race BMX, guaranteeing top-tier advice for every rider. We boast Australia's most extensive collection of BMX bikes, parts and accessories.
BMX is QLD is thriving right now and there's no better way to see it in action then heading to one of the many Jams that get thrown during the summer months.
Alright, folks, King Of BNE 2 was pure madness! We had BMX legends like Ben Winter, Snapper, Marty, and Raph throwing it down and taking the wins at the spots. But the crown went to the one and only Rhys Gunn! Rhys had a crazy crash but is back home and healing up, hopfully see you soon to give you the crown mate.
Mitch Campbell's creativity knows no bounds, filmed around Brisbane the past couple of months right before he jet-sets off for who knows how long!
Join us through Brisbane City with the incredible Will Fraser! Watch as he flows through the city streets, "You Know How it B?"
Introducing the highly-anticipated Wethepeople Swampmaster, a true game-changer in BMX. Unlike any other bike on the market, this full-suspension 20-inch BMX bike opens up a whole new world of possibilities for riders.
Jake Norris is a name everyone should be familiar with by now and if you're not then I suggest you go watch his part in Tear Da Club Up, once you have seen that you know that the parts on his bike last.
This week's Tech Tips video is all about the top ten checks you should be doing on your brand-new BMX RACE bike. We recommend doing this kind of check at least once a month to maintain a longer-lasting BMX bike.
The BMX gods allowed Jon Mackellar and friends some time to build some epic DIY ramps in an abandoned warehouse in the western Suburbs of Brisbane.
Some of the LUX boys plus many more have a chilled Sunday session at the first-ever metro jam in Darra!
You can't beat fresh Alex Hiam footage, and today is your lucky day. One of Australia's finest ever exports doing what he does best. The talent is unreal.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.