Category: News

The Flying Ginch Bros.

Garrett and Adam Guilliams, the two high flying brothers from Waterloo Illinois, outside of St. Louis, are two of the friendliest, enthusiastic, bad ass riders I’ve witnessed. Although they are similar in many ways, and can both Booost the shit out of a transition, they also have their own unique…

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Dah Shop

All sorts of dudes have been creepin’ around FBM/ Last Call today. As usual the bros out back in the machine shop have been dialing pieces of metal into bicycle frames. Originally Posted by JPR…

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Ride Fast, Live Slow!

Here’s an edit featured on ESPN that Tunney hooked up… Some of this was shot over the summer, while Filming for some FBM stuff. Word up to Latane for helping film.
Soul Riding is making a comeback in 2010… Originally Posted by steve crandall…

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Royal rat!

Our homies at Backbone BMX in Australia did a Collaboration FBM Custom, Nike 6.0 build up, and you can win it on their site! Rhysty, Bentley and the crew are dialed, check it out! Originally Posted by Steve crandall…

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The brotherhood of the 2 wheeled freedom machine

In addition to some Photos of some kick ass bike riders, bikes, parts, and good times, you can find some useful information on the FBM site, technical info, on spec, color, availability, and so on… I attached Several links to the Flip book series of FBM good times below, but…

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John Tillman, AKA- C-HUNK

John Tillman, Son of Buddy Tillman, just built up a new handbuilt FBM shredder, and roasted some dubs in Austin Tx. Vic Bettencourt of Circuit sent ovrer the shots. You can also see Chunk working part time at Empire where his sole duty is to provide the team riders with…

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No Egos…

A quick Bike Check with Nick Ferreira of Holeshot BMX ZineIssue 6 is out now, and printed on NIce paper, with a color cover, and killer content. Pick up a copy!
Anyrate, Nick’s bike is a first edition FBM Deployer, decked out with all the latest and lightest components…

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