Bart de Jong
One of Englands finest park riders and local Essex boy Jack Clark destroys the 6ft mini. Jack makes sure every trick is executed to the finest degree.
WELCOME TO THE TEAM BRAYDEN MCPHARLIN. We’re beyond stoked to welcome Adelaide’s @braydenmcpharlin to the LUXBMX team. You might recognise Brayden after being crowned the King of BNE late last year. Brayden is one the most genuine and humble people you’ll meet and he’s one of those BMXers that lets his riding do the talking.
"I'm happy to present my first video part! It’s been an amazing experience riding and filming around the streets of Barcelona, with a quick trip to Valencia as well. Big thanks to everyone who helped make this possible!"
The first stop of the Monster Energy BMX Triple Challenge went down this weekend in Anaheim, Ca. Qualifying played out like a full-blown final. For good reason, the looming weather forecast was not looking good for the finals on the next day.
Unity Ride Shop BMX Jam at Prescott Valley Skatepark. Video brought to you by @RydenDirty check out his channel for more fun videos.
Monster Energy kicked off the 2025 BMX season in dominating fashion with a full podium sweep at the BMX Triple Challenge in Anaheim, California. Monster Energy’s Ryan Williams and Monster Army’s Kaden Stone and Alec Danelutti claimed the top three spots in a thrilling finale. Williams also took home the coveted Best Trick title. Presented by Monster Energy, the BMX Triple Challenge has earned its reputation as the premier dirt jumping contest series, showcasing the sport’s elite talent. The Anaheim opener featured 50 riders from across the globe, including Canada, South America, England, and Australia.
The established BMX Triple competition format continued with three runs– best run counts.
Episode 61 of our adventure here in France for the beginning of a new chapter :)
Kick Back and Enjoy Endless Laps with Boyd Hilder, Kaz Campbell, and Tom Bridges at Boomers!
Taiwan transplant and Stash team rider, Robin Slootmaker is back with more hits from the streets of Taiwan, this time for new supporter, Merritt. Needless to say, there's big grinds and a whole loada crust! Love it.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.