Issue #4 of the the new Irish based magazine GOBLIN. In their own words 'We want to break down social barriers through skateboarding, and help create safe public spaces and events'. This issue includes a tribute to Bruce 'The Ox' Kelliher by Rich Gilligan, an interview with Tom Mangh about his undertaking of Workshop Distribution, an article about the Goblin crew's experience building a mini ramp on inis Oírr as well as exploring Carl Hickey’s painting and much much more....
Issue 5 comes with a host of new names & faces as Goblin explore the progressive work of the flintamentals based in Berlin as well as a full interview with Lisa Roth. Interviews with Ryan Townley and poetic’s Tom Botwid. Locals only sections from the cover boy Cata Tomoiaga & Galways Seamus O’Flaherty. Dave Hurley is also interviewed about his time in irish skating over the years and Cian Eades gives us the insight into Quay skate Co. John Finucane talsk about his irish summer where he travelled the length and breadth of the country in search of photo’s, and Katie Ellis tells her story about her new venture into sustainable clothing.
40 Minute BMX film by Stephan August for Primo, filmed in Los Angeles, CA with a 72 Page Color Process magazine #2
After 6 long years Ride BMX is back in print! Featuring interviews, concept features, heavy riding, stylish riding, street, park, trails, big names and new names. Includes Alex Donnachie, Joe Jarvis, Kieran Reilly, Jordan Godwin, Ben Towle, Jack Dumper, Sam Jones, Tom Milham, Toby Parker, Tom Russell, Dan Paley, Alex Coleborn and many, many more.
A milestone edition. This time focusing on UK BMX crews. Packed full of wild characters, mad stories, good chat and insane riding. This issue has been jumped up to 148 pages, upgraded the paper stock, and features more than 60 riders! More is more. Each copy also comes with a double-sided A1 poster: every Ride UK cover ever/Ben Storey going to the moon.
As part of Doomed's on-going collaborative work with Jeff Z, they bring you the Silent Magazine. As this project evolved they suddenly realised that this was way more than a Doomed x Jeff Z piece and more a solid stand alone print issue featuring some amazing photography. Like many photographers, Jeff Z has never stopped shooting BMX - but with the decline of print he found himself holding onto stuff that was just too good for the web. Together with Paul Robinson/Doomed, they have created a one-off publication which combines cut and paste/painted art and graphic design along with over 25 unpublished and unseen riding photos from Jeff Z and many more from various contributors. Silent includes the likes of Garrett Reynolds, Hobie Doan, Chris Childs, Augie Simoncini, Andrew Castaneda, Broc Raiford and more. Silent comes specially bagged, barcoded and includes stickers, a print and...expect some special personalised touches to each copy. In a digital world, Silent will become a collector�s item due to the care and process of printing, layout and attention to detail.
Silent 2 features the likes of Garrett Reynolds, Dan Kruk, Ethan Corriere, Benny Gonzales, Joris Coulomb, Fathead Biz, Jordan Godwin, Matt Closson, Dennis Enarson, Joey Cobbs, Josh Delarosa, Pat Freyne, Alex Valentino, Killian Limousin, Nico Badet, Yumi and more!
Issue 3 features 100 pages and features a Life In Pieces article with Scott Marceau including a collection of images of Dehart, Hoder and Hamilton - As well as contributions from other BMX photographers.
An American Apparel tri-blend racerback tank with the Thrasher mag logo silkscreened in water-based ink. 50% Polyester retains shape and elasticity; 25% Cotton lends both comfort and durability; and the addition of 25% Rayon makes for a unique texture that drapes against the body for a slimming look.
Louie Lopez graces the cover of this issue with a monumental 50-50 to brick bomb in the streets of Paris. Grab a copy now and unlock 200 plus pages of hits from Gabbers to Kanfoush to T-Puds!
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This is one of the most epic covers of all time. Tyshawn blasts a 4am kickflip over the tracks while Atiba captures history. You're gonna need this mag.