Johnny Raekes sits down and runs through his Fiend x Odyssey setup. Johnny gives a ton of detail on what he rides and why, like his extra short ODSY Calibur cranks and Nordstrom stem. Raekes has also been riding the yet to be released, BIG BOYD RIMS. Watch the video for a closer look and to see what he has to say about his setup.
Mikey Andrew comes through with an impressive section in Diego Bravo's 'KEEP IT DOWN' DVD. Bringing his laid-back style from Reno to Southern California, Milky can make a clip happen on nearly anything put in front of him. Guest clips from the homies Riley Smith, Nick Krauer, and Andre Larroque. Enjoy.
Guest List 11 is now live! Featuring Odyssey's Denver, CO connection "Master Chef" Devin Burks.. who invited Long Beach local / Volume Bikes rider Markell Jones. Enjoy!
Over 20-minutes of raw unseen footage, extra angles, crashes, battles, and more from the making of Broc Raiford's 'Incinerate' video. Filmed from Los Angeles and New York City.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy over 30-minutes of battles, crashes, antics, unseen angles and more... from the making of Dennis Enarson's heavy-hitting video project, 'Raven'.
Guest List 10 is now live! Featuring Odyssey's Preston Okert, who invited his homie / Cult Crew team mate, Cody Nemeth. Enjoy!
This is Dennis' first solo project for Odyssey and by now, you already know he does not disappoint. Addicted to the rush, the man is incapable of not going all out. Filmed over the course of eight months between San Diego and Los Angeles, 'RAVEN' features all types of wild spots along with the moves/stunts to back it all up.
Our guy Devin Burks (better known as Master Chef Dev) delivers his tasteful blend of skills all around the Denver, Colorado area. That King-sized ender is no joke!! Shoutout to Daniel Camacho for cooking this one up.
Guest List 7 is now live! Featuring Odyssey's Justin Spriet, who invited Cult's Devon Smillie. Great pairing. Enjoy!
2023 is in the books! Here's a collection of our favorite clips from various projects and trips last year. Lots of good times. Enjoy!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.