This is Callan Stibbards section from the Game Over video, this section was filmed by the boys and edited by Callan that came out on DVD in 2018. It hasnt been online till now.
Wait Awhile is Callan Stibbards third full length release featuring the cream of the crop of Perth street riders including Callan Stibbards, Tom Roddy, Mitch Morris, Jake Corless, Kyle Ralston, Luke Snelling, Dylan Mathews, Filipe Costa Laghi, Matt Bell, Luke Cridland and friends.
Local BMX team rider, Jayden Fong has been crushing it and he even caught the eye of Wethepeople, who he'll now be repping through BMX International. If you're not familiar with Jayden yet, sit back and enjoy eight minutes of high quality street riding. Some of those spots are magic too.
Zenith Riley filmed all these clips over the last year or two in and around the streets of Perth. Filmed by the homies, edited by Zen, Guest clips by sam Sutton, uploaded by Mike, viewable by you. Enjoy!
Shop name: Local BMX
My name: Local Mike
Location: Fremantle (Perth), Western Australia
Years in business: 7
Best year yet: They have all been good
Worst year yet: Stress wise 2020 for sure.
What were your first thoughts on Covid-19 when it hit?
Local Mike: Uncertainty, a small amount of media produced fear, definitely a scary time.
Filmed in the streets of Perth, Western Australia in 2017, like Jeebus these clips have been locked away in a tomb not for 3 days but for 3 years, and now they have risen like an Easter miracle for your viewing pleasure.
Whilst touring the massive Country that is Australia, I popped into Perth for a month where I followed Ross around to a variety of Bowls and Dams to capture some fast, smooth and stylish riding! It's not until you ride Bowls and big dams that you realise just how much skill goes into riding them.
Team dudes Mitchell Morris and Bryce Ruksenas have been working on this video for about 6 months now. After Mitch's recent foot injury they thought it was the perfect time to put together what they had and make a sweet new video for you all to sink your eyes into. Mitch is no stranger to all four pegs and it really shows in this video, he can make the most technical tricks look insanely easy and its a pleasure to watch.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.