Tristen Cooper recaps his ender for Can You Film This—a wild roof drop to rail he conquered on Halloween morning thanks in part to the encouragement of his late good friend, James Pinko.
Big, burly, and fast! Get ready for a wild ride with Tristen Cooper's section from Can You Film This?
A video featuring some of Utahs bmx scene and many more.
Elijah Prieto has been making his way on to the Utah BMX scene for 5 or 6 years now. Young and Talented , he is finding his own unique style while holding it down with some big tricks. 5050bmx is proud to welcome him to the squad. Excited to see what is in store for him next.
-Tristen
Name: Tristen Cooper
Age: 24
Hometown: Layton, Utah
Hook-ups/Sponsors: @5050bmx @gtbmxfreestyle @gtbicycles @vansbmx66 @arbocbmx @ajournbmx @fuelclothing
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: As cliche as it sounds, Layton skatepark. You’ll only understand if you have spent time
The mountainous landscape of the Salt Lake City area has resulted in a wealth of massive rails, huge gaps, and unforgiving setups for generations of SLC riders to conquer. Today, Tristen Cooper carries the torch—seeking out and sending it in true SLC fashion. We present to you, Tristen Cooper, in Utah Territory.
Tristen Cooper put together an insane compilation of all our awesome trips, jams and web videos. Check it out.
Tristen Copper has been a staple in the Utah BMX scene for a while now! He drops some bombshell and show his all around riding skills.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.