Vidéo récapitulative des manches 1 et 2 de coupe de France de BMX Race à Trégueux (Bretagne) réalisée par Antoine Bronval (ABV Movies)
Another Race weekend = Another GoPro POV video. The 3rd stop of the Usabmx pro series was in Albuquerque, New Mexico! Day one my Visor was a little messed up so I couldn't race with my Gopro. Luckily I found a solution and got it on for Day 2..
Meybo organized a ''Meybo Riding day'' at the BMX Track in Kampen. A day full of riding for the kids with all the riders of the Meybo sponsored teams , photos, signatures and more!
Today we had the Meybo Riding Day in Kampen! The whole day kids could ride with professional riders of the Meybo sponsored teams. After that we did a No-Chain race, so a normal BMX-race, but without a chain! Good fun racing against friends. Enjoy!
2019 SA BMX Series - Leg 3 - Germiston (Gauteng) - Sunday 24 March 2019
Elite Men:
1 250 WEBSTER Axel GER 60
2 828 HOBSON Wesley RSA 45
3 15 OOSTHUIZEN Jason RSA 40
4 227 WEBSTER Liam GER 35
5 950 LIMBERG Alex RSA 30
Kicked off the seaon 2019 with British Open SX in Manchester UK. Ended with some crashed on both days but I felt good and more to work on!
2019 SA BMX Series - Leg 1 - Germiston (Gauteng) - 23 Mar 2019
Elite Men:
1 950 LIMBERG Alex RSA 60
2 250 WEBSTER Axel GER 45
3 227 WEBSTER Liam GER 40
4 225 PRATT Brandon RSA 35
5 128 MADIDA Manqoba RSA 30
6 939 HLOPHE Themba RSA 25
Name: Niels Bensink
Age: 22
Hometown: Voorst, Netherlands
Sponsors: Bensink BMX Gates, Sportbrillenshop, HT Components, PumptrackNL, Janssen Lastechnieken, Meybo Bikes, Vee Tire, SD Components, Renthal, Eurol, Oegema Transport, TVE Sport, Indoor Dijk.
Bike check:
Frame: Meybo Holeshot XXXL with 39,3 cm fixed rear-end
Cranks: Box One 175mm
Bottom bracket: Box
Pedals: HT components T-1 SX
Sprocket: Renthal 43T
Chain: KMC Koolchain
Chain tensioner: Meybo (custom made)
Rims: SD Components carbon low
3 days 1 video // Manchester indoor BMX TeamNL. 6 hours of riding put together in a clip of 3 minutes.
Check out this awesome dirt jump spot in Sydney, Australia!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.