Dave Freimuth's part from the MacNeil video. 2004. Tech.
Tip Plus // The Family // Full Video // 2005
MIke Dominguez still has it in this. It definitely looks like he filmed this all in a day, but he still has that pump. Mike looks like he maybe had gotten in a fight the night before because he has a black eye, but by the looks of him in this video, I'm sure he is the one that came out on top!
One of Dom's early parts from the video 'The Legend Of Zero'.
Alistair Whitton's part from the Macneil video.
I had some footage from the only time i filmed at the trails in SW Portland before that got plowed so i wanted to post up the stuff i had so the riders and diggers had some footage to remember them with. I added in some other footage that had been chilling on my camera for everyone to enjoy.
Lee's "Highway To Hell" part Is a real nice mix of San Diego & Texas riding mixed all up into one. I really love the pool clips in this part like the little rock fakie's in the corner and that Rubenesque carve maybe 20 years before Ruben started making them popular! Lee's Riding was always raw and that is what always got me stoked!
Bicycle Stunt Contest // Jeff Phillips Skatepark // Full Contest // 1992 by Snakebite BMX
Bicycle Stunt Contest // Jeff Phillips Skatepark // Full Contest // 1992. By Snakebite BMX.
In 1989 2-Hip had the Meet The Street finals in Salem Oregon. Anthony Tangelin was there filming and Snakebite got their hands on that footage almost 30 years later! The video features riding from Ron Wilkerson, Blyther, Craig Campbell, The Dirt Bros, Mike Krnaich, Dino Deluca, Gary Pollack, Eddie Roman, Joe Johnson, Dave Voelker & more! So sit back and enjoy this! Voelker by the way absolutely destroys the comp! - Snakebite
Dirt Bros // Bully Slow Ride // 1990 (Vic Murphy,Brad Blanchard,& Ronnie Farmer) by Snakebite BMX
Although the Bully video did not live up to the hype that the company was generating at the time it still was packed with an all star line up. It really feels like they filmed the whole video in a weekend. Even though the video turned out bad there is still a few gems you can find in this. The Dirt Bros. were at the peak of their popularity and nothing really looked cooler than these guys shredding SD on the 2 tone Bully's.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.