Another week went blazing by us and you better believe we stayed on top of all of the fresh BMX videos that were popping up! We went back through the Daily Section to pick out the best BMX videos from the week for you to enjoy again or check out if you missed a few. This week we have videos from Alex Valentino, Chris Doyle, Tom Dugan, Steven Hamilton, Dakota Roche, Nathan Williams, Dan Lacey, Wade Lajlar, Nathan Hines, Steve Crandall, Drew Bezanson, Kriss Kyle, Luke Parker, Scott Ditchburn, Raul Ruiz, Jeremie Infelise, Chase Hawk and many, many more! Let’s get into this!
FBM – Characters with Bikes: Steve Crandall
I woke up this morning to an email from Steve Crandall… Usually when this happens it’s filled with something hilarious or a new video from the FBM team. Today was different though. Inside I found a link to a video of Steve riding, which according to him, hasn’t happened in about 13 years. All I know is as soon as I hit play I knew I was in for something that would make me smile and that’s exactly what this did. Hit play!
““in the early 90’s when Tag,
Gilly and I started FBM,
it was just about riding
bikes with your friends…
The more things change…”
A modest, and genuine reflection of the riding of a lifelong BMXer, Steve Crandall, FBM Bike Company 2013.“
Texas Toast Jam 2013 Photogallery
Steve Crandall Interview on Soul
Props Issue 65 – QBP Roadtrip
Here’s one for #ThrowbackThursday:
“QBP’s Todd Johnson heads up a multi-branded road trip across Texas, with riders Adam Banton, Cal Burgslaher, Eric Holley, Darrin Treanor, Eric Engstrom, Jay Schlie, Tony Mortenson, Karl Poynter, Dustin Griess, Mark Mulville, Tony Hamlin and Steve Crandall.“- Props
Least Most – Quick Chat: Steve Crandall
Hear how Steve Crandall and FBM are doing these days in the latest Quick Chat from Least Most. It includes some interesting info on the business side of things and what team riders are up to, so it’s worth checking out.
Photogallery: FBM Lost Bowl Jam
I feel pretty confident to say that I travel because of FBM. They are the ones who started me off on my long journey in the world of traveling and living the “BMX lifestyle”. Back in 2004 I attended one of the Ghetto Street Jams up I’m Binghamton, New York. It was my first event I had attended in BMX. It changed my life forever. Ever since then I have tried to go to as many jams, contests and events that I could possibly go to over the years, near and far. I have never been disappointed by any of those trips. So, with that being said, when I heard about this FBM Bowl Jam in Richmond, Virginia, it was full speed ahead with a couple friends. Good times were had and many new memories were made. If you ever have a chance to make one of their jams, I would highly recommend it. Thanks to FBMX for putting on events like this and keeping the BMX spirit alive! – Nick Steben
