FBM have a lot of history in BMX, and you can bet that Big Dave has been a big part of it. However, all good things come to an end and Dave is moving on from FBM. ESPN have a good interview with Dave about it all. It’s a good read. Check that out HERE.
Here’s the latest ODSY-VISION which starts off with some George Boyd and leads into Texas Toast. Click below for the ESPN coverage as well. TASTY!!!
Jamie Bestwick has a really dope house check up on ESPN. Keep reading to see a few images and click here to check out the whole feature!
Following Aaron Ross, Chase Hawk has a dope house check up on ESPN. Chase lives in a rad apartment in Austin equipped with a iPod doc in the wall, pool, video game room, and lots more awesome shit that you wish you had. Check it out!
Our boy Mike Ardelean has a rad BMX Artifacts feature with ESPN. Check it out.
Tunney just dropped an interview with Rich Hirsch about Stranger over on the ESPN site. It’s a good read and Rich drops a little more insight on what the company is about and what’s going on with it in the future. Check it out on ESPN.
ESPN has a great feature on the Mutiny Bikes office, shot by Sandy Carson. Ever wonder what a BMX office looks like? Check out the gallery and find out!
Photographer, Skier, and BMXer Ryan Worcester has a great photo feature on ESPN showcasing a bunch of his classic photos. Check it out here!
Joe Cookie hit me up with a link to a video he did on the ESPN site. It’s called BMX Artifacts and for the first episode, he sat down with Biz at his parents house in Lynn, MA. Biz goes through his BMX career, talking about his current past sponsors, frames he rode, contests went [...]
Photographer Chad Moore has a really good interview on ESPN conducted by Nick Ferreira. Chad talks about BMX, Florida, New York, and what it’s like working for famed photographer Ryan McGinley.
Defgrip contributor Andrew White has a Photo gallery on ESPN, which you can check out HERE.
I had a great talk with my buddy Mike Vincent yesterday and he reminded me of this interview that Brian Tunney conducted with him for the ESPN website. It’s a good short read with a lot of information on his accident, his life now, and how we all can help.
I’m always down for some Randy Taylor footage. Edited by Stew Johnson. Hit up the Mutiny site, or click below to watch.