Back in Time by Niek Kimmann.
Game of B.I.K.E. at the Robin Dijk's Indoor track.
Jelle van Gorkom edit by Niek Kimmann.
NO PEDAL LAP at the Chula Vista, Beijing Replica Track! Having some fun on the Beijing Replica track in Chula Vista, California. I know some guys have done it before, but it was new for me! Enjoy!
Since I was jet lagged from my trip to the USA, I didn't spend to much time riding, but that gave me more time to film my buddies!
Didn't spend a lot of time filming, but got enough helmetcam videos to make a little video with it! Enjoy!
2017, another year of racing bikes all over the world in the books! Just like the last couple years, I liked to make a compilation of some of my videos. A big thank you to my family, sponsors and the team of people around me who’re always having my back, for making all of this possible.
Justin and I went to Brazil to visit our friend Renato Rezende. Justin and I love discovering new places and we love to ride our bike, so we couldn't have a better Travel Guide than Renato! This is part 3 of the trip: unfortunately, the trip is almost coming to an end. One last ride on Renato’s hometrack, Poços de Caldas and the pumptrack in Sao Paulo, before we headed back to Rio to start the trip back home.
Justin and I went to Brazil to visit our friend Renato Rezende. Justin and I love discovering new places and we love to ride our bike, so we couldn't have a better Travel Guide than Renato! This is part 2 of the trip: We slept in the Monreale Hotel in Campinas. Went to Paulinia to ride the brand new BMX track. We also got to jump our bikes in the lake at Fabio Lima’s place. Last but not least Renato took us to the highest point of his city, Poços de Caldas, to go paragliding. Thanks to Renato's brother, Leonardo Rezende, for the additional filming!
Justin and I went to Brazil to visit our friend Renato Rezende. Justin and I love riding our bikes and discovering new places, so we couldn't have a better Travel Guide than Renato! This is part 1 of the trip: the first time back in Rio after we were here for the Olympics! Thanks to Renato's brother, Leonardo Rezende, for the additional filming!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.