German flow rider Sebastian Dreher coming through with an awesome edit for Wethepeople BMX.
Hailing from a small town in the mountains of Austria, Linda Grabner loves to travel and has been doing just that in and around Germany while filming for her first video for Wethepeople. Enjoy.
Wethepeople AM Logan Penberg lives up to the legend of everything being bigger in Texas. No shortage of huge rails, big spots and precision moves in this one. Logan yet again proves why he's one of the wildest AM's out there.
Wethepeople proudly welcomes Canadian all-and-everything rider Nick Halisheff to the AM Team.
The tallest bars in BMX, the Mad Max bars have been a part of our line since 2008 to cater to Max Gaertig’s powerful style with a towering (at the time) 8.7″ rise. The Mad Max bars now feature a rise of 11” and 10.2” making them simply the biggest bars out there.
Ditching the miserable English weather. Frasier Hill head's to Barcelona to put in work on his welcome to Wethepeople edit. High hops, dreamy whips and peg chinks a plenty, this ones an enjoyable watch.
Wethepeople AM Riley Smith took advantage of the quiet streets of his home state of Washington during the past year to put together what could be his best footage to date. From spot usage to tech lines and big rail moves, Riley has everything under lock and key. There is no denying the drive and motivation of Mr Riley Smith.
Wethepeople AM Stephan Atencio put blood sweat and tears into this one. The work ethic of this guy speaks for itself. Filmed in the streets of Barcelona by Guille Lyon. Edited by Rafael Delgado.
One of our favourite guys out there, Wethepeople rider Joeri Veul filmed this video shortly before he suffered a brain haemorrhage last year. Joeri is taking some time away from riding whilst he recovers but managed to put together this video with a few clips of his homies in The Netherlands to finish it off. Much love and respect to Joeri for pushing through the tough times and staying motivated. We cant wait to see you back on a bike soon Joeri!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.