Jordan really did went through hell for this one, but in true Godwin fashion he came out the other side with one hell of a video part. Many handrails rails slayed in the filming of this part.
Hardest working dude out there. Dan Kruk went in for out Of Line.
The crew. John Yoh, Justin Hughes, Paul Robinson, Grant Castelluzzo, Tom Weikert, Max Hedges, Dan Banks, Reagan Riley, Jesse Romano, Justin Koebele, Rilley Smith, Stephan Atencio.
The Buck. Pure savage. That frontflip though.
Hope you're all enjoying the Turkey, family arguments and Die Hard marathons. Here's something to get you stoked. See ya'll in January.
WeThePeople dropped a bangin’ video last week featuring their US based AMs Logan Penberg, Riley Smith, and Justin Koebele in Perfect Strangers II. Here’s a raw, behind the scenes take with interviews from the WTP triple threat—Logan, Riley, and Justin, as well as guests Dan Kruk and Grant Castelluzzo.
WeThePeople has always boasted insanely progressive riders on their team. And that doesn’t stop with the pro ranks—their AM squad is no fucking joke, too. And they’ve done a good job established that with their new Perfect Strangers series. After recently getting acquainted with WTP’s upcoming Euro squad, Tom Weikert, Dan Banks and Wiktor Skibinski, sit back and get ready for their Stateside AMs, Logan Penberg, Riley Smith, and Justin Koebele. These dudes put a hurting on spots all over LA.
Washington native Riley Smith has been stacking for this one. Trick and spot selection always on point, there's something about this kid's riding we all just love. Riley's video parts leave you wanting to go grab your bike and go ride, and this one is no different.
Wethepeope AM Dan Banks goes in for this VX part filmed in the streets of Glasgow over the past year. Super tech UK street riding at it's finest.
East Coast magic at it's finest. Long Island, New York local Justin Koebele never fails to bring a unique and technical approach to every spot he touches. Filmed over the past few years, you can't help but be jealous of those East Coast spots! Sit back and enjoy another hammer of a video part in our #AmmersFest series.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.