The man, the myth the legend Mike Vockenson has quietly been making waves in the Australian BMX scene for years, and that’s just how he likes it. Humble and calculated, Mike has made a long-lasting impression on many BMX riders and industry persons alike. Unlike most, Mikes approach to riding can go from zero to full blast very quickly. Mike sees spots differently and this is evident in his recent masterpiece Aeterna.
Cody has been blasting bowls ever since his early BMX days in North QLD, with a strong, aggressive style, masked with a huge grin, Pollard never looks like he’s having a bad time on his bike. In between a full-time job and searching the globe for bowls with the Fast and Loose Crew, Cody teamed up with long time friend and teammate Wilton Hedley along with resident filmer/rider Mike Vokenson. Together the three curated something that incorporated their friendship, the good times and big airs. Working hard for 3 years, taking some big falls and airing higher than everyone else Cody Pollard and Wilton Headly came through with a truly entraining watch from start to finish.
Boyd Hilder has been a part of the LUXBMX team now for the last 2 years and we are so proud to see what he has and continues to achieve. Over the past few years, Boyd has turned heads both in Australia and on the global stage at competitions including the Vans Bowl Comp, Alternate for X games and various jams throughout the years. After showing the world he’s here to stay, Boyd has found a home at Federal Bikes and shows no sign of slowing down any time soon.
Team mix section from LUXBMX Aeterna. Riders include: Troy Charlesworth Mitch Wood Keelan Troy Nathan Headon Tom Stretton Jack Kelly Justy Bumpstead Jake Norris
It's time. LUXBMX's first ever full-length DVD 'Aeterna' is making it's way from the physical realm to the internet for all to see. First off the bat is the epic section from Brisbane madman Pat Johns featuring some of the most savage rails ever done on Australian soil.
The time is almost upon us. LUX AETERNA premieres in Brisbane on the 16th of March. Save the date for the party of the year.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.