It really seems like younger and younger kids are getting into BMX these days. Our own, Kaden Stone, has been shredding for years and he is only 10 years old. He’s currently going on the Young Guns Shootout Tour in Southern California starting on Friday. Fat BMX did a little interview with him about the tour. Check it out HERE.
Kaden Stone Interview on Fat BMX
Young Guns Shootout Tour
Now this is going to be super rad! Kaden Stone and Ryan Slusher are all going on the Young Guns Shootout Tour this weekend! It’s seriously amazing to see younger and younger kids putting their own spin on BMX. If you’re in Southern California then you should come out to ride with some really rad kids who are the future of BMX.
Friday 12/13 – Riverside, CA at Murray Compound/Casey Dreamland
Saturday 12/14 – Mission Valley YMCA Skatepark
Sunday 12/15 – Ben’s Backyard/Vans Skatepark
Check back for more info
Garrett Reeves Top 10

Garrett Reeves just made it into a Vital BMX Top 10 list by legendary UK rider Owain Clegg. You may not know Owain, so let me just say he’s a highly creative all around rider that could be credited for doing straight up Vader Nosepicks. I’m pretty certain he was one of the first people to have a photo doing that trick. So, both Garrett and Owain have a high sense of creativity which is probably why Garrett made it into Owain’s Top 10.
Albuquerque Turkey
Erik Elstran can always be counted on for some good clips. He shreds a near perfect handrail at the end of this video. Look for big stuff from Erik in 2014.
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Gary’s Soundwave Video Bike Check
Gary Young shreds the new Woodward Copper Bowl then tells you all about his brand new Soundwave build courtesy of Vital BMX. He explains why he choose his new color as well. Watch the Woodward Copper edit to see more Gary footage.
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Bikes back in stock!
Have you been looking for a Primer 16, Primer 18, Soundwave Special or Model C complete bike? If you’re in the USA then chances are you haven’t been able to find one because we’ve been out of stock? Well, wait no longer because they are all back in stock. Dealers please get ahold of Full Factory Distribution to get them in before Christmas.
Chris Childs in B Cave Full Length
Not sure exactly why, but Chris Childs is really exciting to watch ride. Maybe it’s how fast he goes? Maybe it’s the fact that he can do tech tricks, but can still boost a quarterpipe with the best of them? It could be that he looks like he’s having more fun than anyone on a bike. Who knows? Either way he shares a really good section in the new B Cave Full Length video through Circuit BMX. His part starts around the 14:50 mark, but you should watch the whole video.
Gary at Woodward Copper
Gary Young got invited to check out the newly remodeled Woodward Copper and proceeded to shred the new bowl. It’s definitely safe to say that he took a liking to the bowl. His transfer at the end of the video looked completely wild. Video via Ride BMX.
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Happy Birthday Erik Elstran!

Everyone wish Erik Elstran a happy 22nd birthday. He’s currently celebrating his birthday in New Mexico, climbing mountains and riding the Los Altos Skatepark. Will we see Double Ditch footage from him soon? Either way enjoy this re-up of his epic Berlin video and wish him a happy birthday.
Aaron Ross Art Auction
Want to have some Aaron Ross designed art on your wall while helping fellow BMXers? Then get in on the 50/50 for Taylor auction by Project Loop to help raise money for a skatepark in Taylor, TX. The list of artists who contributed to this auction is incredible, so check out this LINK to see all the other boards. The auction ends December 2nd, so don’t wait.
24″ BMX Flatland!
When we started making 24″ BMX bikes, it wasn’t to have a “cruiser” model, we wanted to push the limits of what could be done on a 24″. When you learned how to grind handrails on a 20″ BMX, you would naturally take it to longer, steeper, taller or more unique rails. You basically just changed the object you did the trick on. With the 24″, you took a trick you knew and instead of changing the object you did it on, you changed the bike itself. Two Four Flat 5 is just an extension of that idea into flatland. Instead of a bigger handrail, they are doing hitchhikers, backpackers and wheel chairs on the Wave C 24″ bikes. So very rad!