After two hurricanes in a row hit the east side of Florida and left some heavy seaside destruction, Trey Jones, Marcel Anderson, Jabe Jones and Dave McDermott explored over 10 miles of the coastal beachfront, stumbling across floating pools, ones cracked in half, huge angled broken concrete slabs, and stair sets on their side. They battled the tides, and almost instantly rusting bikes from the seawater and rode the broken dreams of the Florida tourist industry.
Trey headed north to the tri-state area and met up with VEESH to film for his new frame release...We are stoked to finally get his frame out and he shredded some amazing spots on his sample build, peep the edit... two frame colorways to choose from and yes it has the chainstay grind plates, serenity now...
Trey Jones travels from the swamps to the unknown in this thrilling video part with Chris Gregson in close pursuit from start to finish. hold on ladies and gentleman, it's going to be a wild ride!
Trey Jones heads out on a quick summer vacation to the streets of Barcelona. Trey didn't want to ride the staple spots of BCN so with Simone Barraco as a tour guide, the crew went out to find more obscure and un-ridden areas.
The wait is finally over! "No Fun." featuring Trey Jones is now online for FREE!
CULTCREW/ FLORIDA DOWNTIME/ COREY WALSH, TREY JONES, JASON WATTS, PRESTON OKERT
Trey Jones latest edit "No Fun" needed a lot of trips, a lot of spot searching, and a lot of filming. Luckily for us that means a lot of clips were left on the cutting room floor.
We have always been a fan of Trey Jones and watching him grow up in the BMX community has been nothing short of amazing...From his own unique style of riding to the events he puts on, his passion is obvious, 100% BMX'er, which is what we are...
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!
“A collaboration between myself and longtime friend Trey Jones, the idea of ‘No Fun.’ came from the urge to do something different. To hit the road and see what happens. To create a video that was made by us, for us.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.