The Wethepeople BMX Bewst Trick Jam at Hammer & Nails Fest 2024 was unreal. Great vibe, interesting course, amazing riding. Here's what went down in Cologne, Germany.
Day 2 at Hammer & Nails Fest / Cash Up series in Cologne, Germany and it's time for Wethepeople Best Trick jam highlights. One word... HECTIC!
Almost twenty years ago, Will Jackson scored the cover of DIG issue 39, as well as a full-length interview in the magazine. Hailing from the North of England and riding for Wethepeople, Will Jackson was not a superstar rider you’d see on televised events or in ads for energy drink — he was just a dyed in the wool BMX rider that lived and breathed riding, and did everything he could to quietly mine his own path through the murky depths of professional BMX riding.
Injuries can really plague you, but Riley took each day as it came and he didn’t let anything get in his way. Once he was able to ride 100% he didn’t waste any time in working with Grant Castelluzzo again to come up with this mind blowing epic video. Sit back and enjoy.
Wethepeople team riders Dan Kruk, Dan Banks and Riley Smith get busy down the Chevy Chase park.
"I consider this video a recollection of souvenirs from 6 months of filming across Europe with the best people and I hope that you’ll enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed filming it. Thank you so much to everyone for providing me with a place to crash in every city I ended up going to. Thank you to everyone involved in this project. You know who you are, and I do too! Thank you Wethepeople, Eclat, Traffic, Le Comptoir Bike Shop, and DIY Clothing for keeping me rolling. Forever grateful!!" - Robin Bourhis
Felix Prangenberg’s signature Pathfinder Frame is a product that reflects the originality, progression and power of Felix’s riding.
Available for your viewing pleasure on New Years Day 2023.
HONEY / Featuring Felix Prangenberg, Riley Smith, Dan Kruk & Jordan Godwin.
The backwards man is... back! Wethepeople's supremely talented tech biking professor and Hungary to Scotland transplant, Renato Rancso returns with another wild selection of clips.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.