The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
It looks like your letters getting sent out in the mail are going to get a whole heck of a lot cooler. The United States Post Offfice has given FBM their very own I Love My Bicycle Stamp that you can slap on your love letters to FBM… Or whoever is requiring you to mail them something in 2019.
You can pick these stamps up RIGHT HERE! 20 for $10! Damn 50 cents a stamp is serious business and I pity the fool that has to burn through these things.
Check out more about the stamps RIGHT HERE!
Last year FBM threw a bunch of contests at different DIY spots, and they all looked like a super good time. They recently dug into the footage from each of the jams and pulled out the best clips from each one and made this fresh video filled with bangers and good times for you to check out! Hit play and check out 4 minutes of pure BMX goodness.
“A compilation of wild times from the FBM DIY comps in 2018.
Footage from Hastings in the UK, The Lost Bowl, Powers Bike shop, Gnarrboro, and the Slab.”
FBM coming through with a new one featuring Joe Embrey going to work on trails, street spots, skateparks, backyard ramps, race tracks and more around Richmond, Virginia, Spain and the UK over the last few months! As always, Joe brings a bunch o speed and style to everything he touches, making for a damn good watch! Hit play and enjoy!
Song – Judiciary – War (time is nigh)
The FBM crew took a road trip on down 17 South hitting spots all along the way! Here’s a look at what the guys got into and ended up stacking for clips! As always, these guys produced some great riding with a good vibe! Take a peek!
“FBM Travel Advisory, wandering route 17 South through the Carolinas, Savannah Ga. and eventually to the legendary Kona Skatepark with the FBM crew!
Road trip street and park sessions with Shane Leeper, Kaleb Bolton, Dillon Leeper, Garrett Anderson and Latane Coghill.”
FBM kicking the week off with a short but sweet raw cut of clips from a pool session the crew got in during a trip out to California a little while back. This has a pretty chill and laid back vibe, but there’s a few solid riding clips mixed in this one. Take a peek!
FBM sent through a double whammy for you to enjoy! Up top we have the last section from their “Lost In America” DVD that came out a little while back, then below we have the full “Half & Hal” video that came out way back in 2005! (Anyone else blown away that it was 14 years ago?). Either way, plenty of goodness to check out, so get on those play buttons and enjoy!
“The Last Section from the FBM DVD- “Lost In America”
“The ‘Lord’s of Fun’ non stop touring in an old black school bus, streamlined into 22 minutes of fast paced FBM Style travel , BMX riding and good times…!”
– Features riding from Seamus Mckeon, Eric Holladay, Kaleb Bolton, Garrett Guilliams, Kenny Horton, Latane Coghill, Neil Hise, Declan Murray, Zach Rogers, FBM Friends and more…”
“Features montages of several road trips over the past year, with the FBM crew and friends. Stops include San Diego, Arkansas, Chicago area, a trip throughout the northeast, and a road trip to Texas. This video has all of the FBM riders you know, as well as several rookies, who APE it hard.
Release Date: July 2005”
Curious what Steve Crandall has been rolling around on while spreading the good word of FBM? There’s a quick Bike Check with Steve over on the Profile Racing website with a handful of photos giving you a detailed look at his rig during a recent visit to the Profile Racing factory! Looks like a dialed unit to us!
Get a look at the new FBM Paradigm frame!
It looks like FBM have been working on some new frames out in New York! Here’s a look at their brand new Paradigm Frame that they have cooked up. This frame is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing here in the U.S.A with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and 12.625″ chainstay length (slammed). This street frame has a 5″ (127mm) Integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets, a Mid bottom bracket, a wishbone on the chainstays and plenty of clearance for tires as big as 2.5″ and a 28-tooth sprocket. This a completely BRAKELESS frame, so there are no mounts.
The Paradigm frame has top tube lengths of 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ with colors of Blue Vein, Translucent Black and Copper! Hit up your favorite BMX shop or mail-order an tell ’em you’re diggin’ the frame if you want to get your hands on one!
Check out Kaleb Bolton‘s current setup with a prototype he’s been putting through the paces below, along with a video showing the frame being welded up at the FBM shop in New York! ‘Merica!
