We’re stoked to show ya a little sneak peek at the new Bjarki Hardarson colorway MR2! We created this quite a while ago, but with covid and other delays we’ve been waiting patiently to announce and release it. Bjarki has been repping the rose hard for a long time and this guest colorway is well deserved and long overdue.
"Filming for kisses was a lot of fun... planned few last minute low budget trips to get me out of Barcelona with some homies, bikes and a camera and just either met with locals or just went on our own exploring the city and have a good time... no pressure or rush about anything just riding and filming what we felt good about...
Big Boy is simply “Just Livin”. Lately he’s been spending time between riding bikes and working as a stuntman in the film industry!
Will Green may be young, but he's already oozing with that classic mix of Australian Speed and Style!
The celebrate #bmxday with our local scene Subrosa hosted The King of Candyland Jam.
Subrosa pro Matt Ray dropping some new heat for his signature Subrosa MR2 frame. From Massachusetts to Florida, Matt puts his dominant, smooth and dialed riding style on display at every spot he chooses.
Subrosa pro rider Joris Coulomb is so stoked on the release of his new Om V2 frame that he immediately went out and made this badass video to promote it! Joris takes his technical and precise riding to all new heights in this one. That ender is one for the books!
Subrosa rider Miguel Smajli rounded up a big crew and hosted a Subrosa Street Rail Jam at his local park.
Today we are happy to announce the promotion of Jiri Blabol from our Am Team to the Pro Team! Jiri has been Repping the Rose for years now and he's constantly progressing and pushing his riding further and further. Jiri is always the life of the party and he's a friend to everyone he meets!
The Trey Jones Signature Wild Child V2 has arrived and to celebrate Trey went out to California and filmed an all new video with Chris Gregson! Wild spots, wild lines, and wild tricks, Trey Jones is Still Wild!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.