Finally put on pegs for a session and this video was the outcome! Mostly just riding by my self and hanging out with my beautiful wife while she films and tells me to do stuff haha! Enjoy this video.
With big names entering, flawless lines and massive tricks, the Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole BMX Park, BMX Street and BMX Flatland contests were a blast! Votes have been counted and judges scores are in and these are the top riders who will be going through to the finals to determine who is crowned the overall winners.
QUALIFICATION: Score 50% fan votes + 50% judges
MONTPELLIER MEDITERRANEE METROPOLE BMX PARK MEN PRO
Making it on the riders list for Simple Session 2019 is already a win. The Park and Street riders have been announced and the talent in both classes is deep. The Saku Arena will be the place to be from 2-3 February 2019 so if you haven't booked your travel yet, today is the day to do it. Look at the list of riders below, we're sure you don't want to miss this crew ride live in Tallinn, Estonia.
BMX PARK
Alex Hiam AUS
Kenneth Tencio CRI
Roomet Säälik EST
Kostya Andreev RUS
Kevin Peraza MEX
Dan Foley USA
Victor Peraza MEX
Irek Rizaev RUS
Jonathan Camacho ECU
Justin Dowell USA
Rim Nakamura JPN
Paul Thölen GER
Andres Lainevool EST
Riding from Max featuring Jack, Jacob, Toby, Kai and Caleb.
We left for NASS on Thursday morning. On board were MC Andy Zeiss, Philip de Jong and uncle Paul, a great road trip crew. For people not in the know, NASS Festival takes place in the middle of nowhere in a field in the South-West of England. People camp out, use the showers on the premises and eat whatever food is available at the festival. With 5 days ahead of us we had packed three coolers, some tents, chairs, some snacks, food, and whatever else we thought we would need. In other words, we came prepared. On arrival it took a bit of smooth talking to get the Vito next to the Glamping Tipi tents that were already set up. Andy, Paul and Seb Heijna shared one of those. Philip and I both threw a 2 second tent in the air, rolled out the self inflating Decathlon mat and threw the sleeping bag on top. We had no electricity so powerbanks, gas tanks and batteries took care of our needs such as light, and coffee. But first we had some adult drinks to kill while they were still icey cold. Folding chairs were put up, a strong table was placed in the middle and a phone played our favourite songs. We were camping out to the fullest.
Every single day we woke up in a sauna. England enjoyed a heat-wave which meant at 8am the sun was already up and tried to get everyone out of their tents. It worked better than an alarm clock. The camping area was just a short distance away from the NASS Festival where the Dirt, Vert, Street and Park events were held next to all the concerts that were planned. Nearly 20.000 people were around, looking for a good time. Those who came for BMX could enjoy the music. Those who came for the music, could enjoy a bit of BMX.
The boys got together for a 5 day long trip in the streets of Glasgow. Featuring clips from Kieran McQuinn, Ryan Loudon, Adam Hardy, Teague Pitrik, Kelaman Barrie, David McKean & Spike Slade.
We sit down with Beau Rich to learn about living with Cystic Fibrosis and how skateboarding has helped save his life. BMX pro Dakota Roche stops by to discuss “Kelly’s comment” about pegs chunking up ledges and also being a fan of skateboarding himself. We dive into Austyn Gillette’s “Radiant Cure” FORMER Part, Rick McCrank’s new show “POST RADICAL”, adidas Skateboarding presents /
Pro Freestyle Street Final results, Monday 21 May 2018:
1. Leon Hoppe
2. Nico van Loon
3. Niels Mertens
4. Joeri Veul
5. Simon de Geyter
6. Louis Brouckaerd
7. Milan Baars
This that shit that happen everyday. Just some footage that we aren't going to be using in the DVD. Featuring : Jerome, Markell, Bmoney, Peepcam, Ryder, Jarren, & more.
2nd mix chucked together from throughout 2017.. ROLLIN.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.