BMX events are back and USA BMX Freestyle hosted their first of the year this past weekend at Premises Park in Tucson, Arizona. Watch highlights from expert finals featuring Victor Peraza, Joe Nix, Noah Miranda, Dante Tabuyo, and more!
In 2007, Mike Spinner pulled the first-ever 1080. In 2021, he reflects on how it went down, the drama that came along with it, and the way it shaped the rest of his life.
@Volume Bikes' newest recruit puts a beating on a chunky DIY spot over the course of sixty minutes (and managed not to be eaten by wild dogs in the process). If you don't know about Sammy Combs, it's time to get familiar!
Did you know Kenneth Tencio has a concrete bowl in his backyard? Well, you do now! Watch the Costa Rican machine shred a spot that is about ten feet from his bedroom!
At the beginning of 2020, Brandon Loupos bought a house and formally settled in North Carolina. Today, he has officially packed up and moved back to his home country. Here, he discusses why, his new training facility, adjusting to a year with no events, his Olympic plans, and more.
Corey Walsh gives us the rundown on Fast and Loose's "Pull Back or Die" (which is finally being released on 10/12), the impact COVID had on the initial release plans, what exactly the future holds for the crew, his current hand injury, (kind of) being stuck in the United States, and much more!
Brandon Loupos' winning run from Chimera A-Side in Nagoya Japan. This gave him the win and the ¥10,000,000 ($91,680.00 USD) grand prize!
We're in Nagoya, Japan and the riders are about ready to compete for the $90,000 first place prize at the Chimera A-Side! Watch them get familiar with the course and hear how they'd spend the giant cash prize. Riders include Boyd Hilder, Logan Martin, Brandon Loupos, Daniel Sandoval, Justin Dowell, Ben Wallace, Rim Nakamura, and more!
Matty Cranmer abandoned the New Jersey winter to battle it out with some brutal desert concrete in Las Vegas.
Scotty Cranmer sits down with one of the best to ever pick up a BMX bike. Dennis Enarson discusses getting into BMX, turning pro at a young age, career highlights, the scariest tricks, he's ever done, and much more!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.