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Privacy: In the analog world of our parents, leaks to the press were heavily protected in both ends – both for the leaker and for the reporter receiving the leak. In the digital world of our children, this has been unceremoniously thrown out the window while discussing something unrelated entirely. Why aren’t our digital children afforded the same checks and balances?

Another area where privacy rights have not been carried over from the analog to the digital concerns journalism, an umbrella of different activities we consider to be an important set of checks-and-balances on power in society. When somebody handed over physical documents to a reporter, that was an analog action that was protected by federal and state laws, and sometimes even by constitutions. When somebody is handing over digital access to the same information to the same type of reporter, reflecting the way we work today and the way our children will work in the future, that is instead prosecutable at both ends.

Let us illustrate this with an example from the real world.

In the 2006 election in Sweden, there was an outcry of disastrous information hygiene on behalf of the ruling party at the time (yes, the same ruling party that later administered the worst governmental leak ever). A username and password circulated that gave full access to the innermost file servers of the Social Democratic party administration from anywhere. The username belonged to a Stig-Olof Friberg, who was using his nickname “sigge” as username, and the same “sigge” as password, and who accessed the innermost files over the Social Democratic office’s unencrypted, open, wireless network.

Calling this “bad opsec” doesn’t begin to describe it. Make a careful note to remember that these were, and still are, the institutions and people we rely on to make policy for good safeguarding of sensitive citizen data.

However, in the shadow of this, there was also the more important detail that some political reporters were well aware of the login credentials, such as one of Sweden’s most (in)famous political reporters Niklas Svensson, who had been using the credentials as a journalistic tool to gain insight into the ruling party’s workings.

This is where it gets interesting, because in the analog world, that reporter would have received leaks in the form of copied documents, physically handed over to him, and leaking to the press in this analog manner was (and still is) an extremely protected activity under law and indeed some constitutions — in Sweden, as this concerns, you can even go to prison for casually speculating over coffee at work who might have been behind a leak to the press. It is taken extremely seriously.

However, in this case, the reporter wasn’t leaked the documents, but was leaked a key for access to the digital documents — the ridiculously insecure credentials “sigge/sigge” — and was convicted in criminal court for electronic trespassing as a result, despite doing journalistic work with a clear analog protected equivalent.

It’s interesting to look at history to see how much critically important events would never have been uncovered, if this prosecution of digital journalism had been applied to analog journalism.

For one example, let’s take the COINTELPRO leak, when activists copied files from an FBI office to uncover a covert and highly illegal operation by law enforcement to discredit political organizations based solely on their political opinion. (This is not what law enforcement should be doing, speaking in general terms.) This leak happened when activists put up a note on the FBI office door on March 8, 1971 saying “Please do not lock this door tonight”, came back in the middle of the night when nobody was there, found the door unlocked as requested, and took (stole) about 1,000 classified files that revealed the illegal practices.

These were then mailed to various press outlets. The theft resulted in the exposure of some of the FBI’s most self-incriminating documents, including several documents detailing the FBI’s use of postal workers, switchboard operators, etc., in order to spy on black college students and various non-violent black activist groups, according to Wikipedia. And here’s the kicker in the context: while the people stealing the documents could and would have been indicted for doing so, it was unthinkable to charge the reporters receiving them with anything.

This is no longer the case.

Our digital children have lost the right to leak information to reporters in the way the world works today, an activity that was taken for granted — indeed, seen as crucially important to the balance of power — in the world of our digital parents. Our digital children who work as reporters can no longer safely receive leaks showing abuse of power. It is entirely reasonable that our digital children should have at least the same set of civil liberties in their digital world, as our parents had in their analog world.

Privacy remains your own responsibility.

Privacy: At worst, our analog parents could be prevented from meeting each other. Our digital children are prevented from talking about particular subjects, once the conversation is already happening. This is a horrifying development.

When our digital children are posting a link to The Pirate Bay somewhere on Facebook, a small window sometimes pops up saying “you have posted a link with potentially harmful content. Please refrain from posting such links.”

Yes, even in private conversations. Especially in private conversations.

This may seem like a small thing, but it is downright egregious. Our digital children are not prevented from having a conversation, per se, but are monitored for bad topics that the regime doesn’t like being discussed, and are prevented from discussing those topics. This is far worse than preventing certain people from just meeting.

The analog equivalent would be if our parents were holding an analog phone conversation, and a menacing third voice popped into the conversation with a slow voice speaking just softly enough to be perceived as threatening: “You have mentioned a prohibited subject. Please refrain from discussing prohibited subjects in the future.”

Our parents would have been horrified if this happened — and rightly so!

But in the digital world of our children, the same phenomenon is instead cheered on by the same people who would abhor it if it happened in their world, to themselves.

In this case, of course, it is any and all links to The Pirate Bay that are considered forbidden topics, under the assumption — assumption! — that they lead to manufacturing of copies that would be found in breach of the copyright monopoly in a court of law.

When I first saw the Facebook window above telling me to not discuss forbidden subjects, I was trying to distribute political material I had created myself, and used The Pirate Bay to distribute. It happens to be a very efficient way to distribute large files, which is exactly why it is being used by a lot of people for that purpose (gee, who would have thought?), including people like myself who wanted to distribute large collections of political material.

There are private communications channels, but far too few use them, and the politicians at large (yes, this includes our analog parents) are still cheering on this development, because “terrorism” and other bogeymen.

Privacy remains your own responsibility.

Activism: In the ever-evolving landscape of politics, we often find ourselves confined to the traditional left-right spectrum. This binary view, with its emphasis on economic and social policies, sometimes obscures deeper motivations driving voter behavior and political trends. As a result, we might miss crucial insights that could enhance our understanding of why people vote the way they do, why political movements gain momentum, and why some ideas resonate while others falter. I have found an alternative framework to be far more helpful: the Maslow Pyramid.

Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, typically illustrated as a pyramid, categorizes human needs into five levels: physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, and self-actualization. Maslow famously hypothesized, that a lower-level need must be satisfied before we start attempting to fulfill the needs of the next level — as an example, while we’re starving and live in fear of being robbed (level one), we’re not so much concerned with having the respect of the community (level four). By examining political trends through this lens, we can gain a richer, more nuanced perspective on what drives societal shifts and voter preferences.

Physiological Needs and the Politics of Survival

At the base of Maslow’s pyramid are physiological needs: food, water, warmth, and rest — as well as immediate physical safety. In times of economic crisis, political discourse often gravitates towards these fundamental concerns. Populist movements frequently gain traction by promising to address the immediate needs of the people. For instance, during the Great Recession, there was a surge in support for policies focused on job creation, healthcare access, and basic economic security. Politicians who can convincingly address these basic needs often see significant support from constituencies facing hardship just getting from one day to the next without getting beaten, robbed, or starved. Fear of getting to this state (fear of getting robbed on your way to/from work, school, etc.) will also suffice to place oneself at this level.

However, if established parties fail to address these concerns, voters will inevitably turn to whomever offers a solution, even if it’s an atrocious one. It’s like choosing Comcast for your Internet connection when no other provider is available—you know the service is subpar, but having some connection is better than none. Similarly, in politics, when mainstream parties neglect the foundational needs of the populace, fringe or extremist parties can gain support by simply acknowledging and addressing these unmet needs — and that is regardless of how flawed their solutions to said problems may be.

Safety Needs and the Demand for Stability

Moving up the pyramid, once the physical needs are met, then safety needs encompass longer-term personal security, employment, and health. Political rhetoric around law and order, immigration control, and national security taps into these safety concerns. When people feel their safety is threatened, whether by crime, terrorism, or economic instability, they are more likely to support policies and leaders who promise to restore stability and protect them from perceived threats. The post-9/11 era (just after 2001), with its heightened focus on national security, is a prime example of how safety needs can dominate the political agenda.

Yet again, if traditional parties fail to provide a sense of security, voters may gravitate towards any party that promises to deliver it, even if their methods are draconian and/or frankly ridiculous.

Love and Belonging: The Politics of Identity

The middle tier of the pyramid addresses social needs: relationships, friendships, and a sense of belonging. Identity politics, which includes movements advocating for the rights of specific social groups based on race, gender, sexual orientation, and more, finds its roots here. Political movements that foster a sense of community and belonging can galvanize supporters by addressing these intrinsic needs. The LGBPQRST+ rights movement, for instance, not only fights for legal rights but also seeks to create a supportive community for its members.

When mainstream parties overlook these social needs, people will seek out any group or party that offers them a sense of belonging, even if that party’s overall agenda is problematic. It’s a matter of seeking connection where it’s available.

Esteem: The Quest for Recognition

Esteem needs encompass respect, self-esteem, status, and recognition. Political leaders who can validate the contributions and worth of their supporters often build strong, loyal followings. This is evident in political campaigns that emphasize the dignity of work, the importance of patriotism, and the recognition of personal achievements. Policies aimed at rewarding hard work and providing opportunities for personal advancement resonate deeply with voters seeking validation and respect.

Self-Actualization: The Pursuit of Fulfillment

At the peak of the pyramid is self-actualization — the realization of one’s potential and the pursuit of personal growth and fulfillment. Politics at this level involves visionary thinking and appeals to higher ideals. Environmental movements with or without solutions based in reality, space exploration initiatives, and educational reforms often engage this need. Leaders who inspire through their vision of a better future, who challenge citizens to think beyond their immediate concerns and contribute to something greater than themselves, tap into this highest level of human motivation.

It’s rather telling that the biggest telltale sign for voters (and media), who are personally at this level of human needs, is that they often and happily paint the political parties and movements answering to level-one and level-two human needs as brutish, uneducated, simpleton and backwards — when in reality, what such name-calling voters who pretend to hold themselves to some sort of higher standard are really doing, is disacknowledging that other people’s most basic needs are simply not being met. Talk about being overprivileged in ivory towers! “Let them eat cake”, anyone?

If mainstream political parties neglect to engage voters at this level, people will align with any party that inspires them, even if the broader agenda is not entirely sound. It can be somewhat like signing up for a self-help seminar led by a guy who lives in his mom’s basement because he speaks so passionately about “unlocking your potential.”

A Holistic Approach to Political Analysis

By applying the Maslow Pyramid to our understanding of political trends, we gain a multi-dimensional view that goes beyond the simplicity of left versus right. This approach allows us to see how different policies and political messages resonate with various segments of the population based on their current needs and aspirations.

For instance, a comprehensive healthcare reform policy can address physiological needs by ensuring access to medical care, safety needs by providing financial security, love and belonging by reducing social disparities, esteem by recognizing healthcare as a right, and self-actualization by promoting a healthier society capable of achieving its full potential.

It’s further important to realize that an individual voter would vote for completely different parties, even at opposite ends of the traditional spectrum, depending on where they feel the most urgency in their personal needs at the moment, and that this is not a contradiction or uncertainty on policies.

In conclusion, the Maslow Pyramid provides a valuable framework for understanding the complex and dynamic nature of political trends. It reminds us that politics is fundamentally about people and their needs. By considering these needs in our political analysis, we can develop more empathetic, effective, and inclusive strategies that resonate deeply with the human condition. And crucially, we must remember that when these needs are ignored, voters will turn to any party that promises to meet them, even if it means accepting a deeply flawed solution. After all, in the absence of better options, you might just end up with Comcast.

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Simple Session 17 - kunstform BMX team - Webisode practice, qualification & party

kunstform BMX Shop team riders Miguel Smajlji, Miguel Franzem and Robin Kachfi entered to Simple Session 17 in Tallinn Estonia. This video is about there time at one of world's most iconic action sport event. Riding with one of the best BMX riders, watchin the new wethepeople foundation dvd and party.

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Robin Kachfi BMX Webisode#11 - Rotterdam BMX Roadtrip 2017

Our bro Robin Kachfi was with his friends in Rotterdam,NL a few weeks ago. They checked out the street spots, Skateparks and even the indoorpark "Skateland Rotterdam" and of course they had a great time there. What else they have done you can check here. All the best your kunstform BMX Shop Team

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Robin Kachfi BMX - Webisode#14 - BMX spring session 2017

Unser bro Robin Kachfi has produced a new webisode for his youtube channel at the skatepark in Mannheim Feudenheim in which you feel the summer vibes! If you want to see more of Robin, you can subscribe to his YOUTUBE Channel. All the best your kunstform BMX Shop Team

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BMX STREET FRANKFURT 2017

Our bro Robin Kachfi was recently with his homies Jan Mihaly , Michael Dunger , Michael Lorenz , Yannic Hammel , Leon Ditzel and Philipp Becker in Frankfurt, where the guys filmed a lot of good clips. Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX shop team!

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Robin Kachfi & Jan Mihaly taking home the 2nd Place at the Soshurbanmotion Contest 2017

Robin Kachfi and Jan Mihaly just taking home silver at the Soshurbanmotion maincontest. Freedombmx did an Interview with the guys to explane their success. You'll find all Infos about their paris trip on Freedombmx . Congrats Boys!!!

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Happy Days: Kriss Kyle, Felix Prangenberg & Daniel Tünte in Copenhagen | freedombmx

Felix Prangenberg was with his Nike team mates Kriss Kyle , Daniel Tünte and Freedombmxmag in copenhagen, to film a new street video, which turned out sick!
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Robin Kachfi & Justin Rudd - BMX Christmas Session

Our team riders Robin Kachfi and Justin Rudd have met on Christmas Eve for a quick BMX session in Mannheim Feudenheim. Viel Spaß beim Video, Dein kunstform BMX Shop Team!

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Simple Session 2018 - Webisode with Robin Kachfi

Bro Robin Kachfi produced in addition to the main Simple Session Videos, which you can watch right HERE , a new Webisode which shows you, how a weekend at the Simple Session looks like.

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On the 26th of may 2018, the "Bikestation Letmathe" BMX Contest in Iserlohn will take place again. The Contest will start at 11am and the practice will start one hour before at 10am.
Come and show your skills!



Start:
10am Practice
11am Contest


Adress:
Skatepark
In der Läger 17
58644 Iserlohn


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Our bro Robin Kachfi went outside during minus degrees, to film for his new BMX video series, which is called "Morning Cruise". Watch his first Episode right here!


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Bro Robin Kachfi and Michael Lorenz checked out some street spots in their neighboorhood city Ludwigshafen to film a little "one day edit". Check their little adventure right now!

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Huge congrats to Felix Prangenberg who's invited for the X-Games 2018 in Minneapolis for the first time. The X-Games are the biggest extreme sports event in the world. More than 200 elite athletes will compete at the world's premier action sports event July 19-22, 2018 at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The world's best will battle it out for a podium spot in Skateboard, BMX, Moto and more.

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Robin Kachfi, Justin Rudd and David Kärcher filmed a new webisode on the streets of Mannheim & Ludwigshafen.
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Artur Meister is living Nürnberg, prefers the BMX street life and is really damn motivated! That's one of the reasons, that you'll meet Artur on almost every BMX Jam.

BMX Since: 2011
BMX discipline: BMX Street
Hometown: Lichtenfels
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Homespots: Burggraben, Skatepark Nürnberg, Skateplaza Fürth
Favorite Spots: paral-lel BCN
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Robin Kachfi recently went on a spot safari through Mannheim with his homies. Check their little adventure right now!

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Our boys Markus Schwital and John Kraemer filmed a little flatland split edit during their vacation in Lisbon, which you can watch right here!

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Felix Prangenberg recently gave a short interview on SWR television about his BMX career. He talks about his invitation to the Olympics, the Xgames, his last injury and more.

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After Robin Kachfi, Felix Prangenberg and Marcel Gans went to Frankfurt for the CIAO "Fakenews" Street Jam, they drove straight to Luxembourg, to work on some new video projects. Check their little adventure right now!

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Artur Meister has spent the last one and a half months with filming for his "welcome to kunstform" video with his homie David Schaller. We're more than happy with the final result and looking forward to the future with Artur!
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Our bro Robin Kachfi filmed a new webisode in Cologne including Felix Prangenberg, Markus Schwital, Miguel Smajli and a lot more.

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Markus Schwital was recently in Garmisch-Partenkirchen for a video shoot. The location for this was the shell of the new youth hostel moun10, which is next to the Alps. The new modern moun10 youth hostel will open at the end of 2018. Since the start of construction, it has repeatedly served as a location for modern trend sports. If you want to win a free weekend for four people in moun10 with breakfast, sauna and free drinks, you should participate until 15 July 2018 on www.moun10-garmisch-jugendherberge.de.

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Because it was too hot to ride BMX, Robin Kachfi took a little fishing trip to his favorite spot, where he also checked out a few street spots. You can check his whole adventure right here!

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Our homie Kevin Nikulski ended up with the 4th place at the Fise World Cup in Edmonton, Canada, and all that with a broken finger, respect!

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We got all Maxxis tires in stock, like for example the Maxxis "Grifter" BMX Tire, which is a super high pressure allround tire with low V-profile and available in 1.85"and 2.10". It has a high graded and durable rubber mixture and also offers you strong sidewalls at a low weight.

Also now in stock, the Maxxis "DTH Kevlar" BMX Tire (foldable) is super-light to accelerate like no other BMX tire, yet holds up to the abuse you dish out. The dual-compound tread corners incomparably on hard-packed tracks and rolls fast on the straights. The Maxxis "DTH Kevlar" BMX Tire (foldable) is very light and foldable by the use of Kevlar instead of wire. With these features, it fits in any backpack and is perfect as a spare tire on the go.


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Our bro Artur Meister is riding from now for Kink Bikes via Traffic Distribution. Congrats for that! Check his Bike Check inclusive interview now on Freedombmx
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Our bro Robin Kachfi met up with Michael Lorenz for a BMX Session in the streets of Mannheim and Ludwigshafen. You can watch the full video right here.

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Robin Kachfi met up with Markus Schwital to film a new video of Markus for our shop, which will drop next week! Watch now the behind the scenes video.

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At the 20th October 2018, the Adliswil ByeBye Jam will take place at the Skatepark in Adliswil (Switzerland). For the street riders, there will be additional rails at the park. The whole thing starts at 14 o'clock and is supported by BMXZH – BMXTODAY NUTS AND BOLTS

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What:
Adliswil BMX Jam 2018

When:
20th of October 2018

Where:
Skatepark Adliswil
Tüfistrasse 8
8134 Adliswil, Schweiz


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Artur Meister has spent the last months with filming for his welcome to KINK BMX x Traffic Distribution which he've filmed with the homie David Schaller. The whole video is packed with steezy Street clips, which you shouldn't miss!

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The new Division BMX Parts are now in stock, like for example the Division BMX "Vitara Guard" Sprocket, which comes as guard sprocket CNC machined from one piece of 7075-T6 aluminum. The Division BMX "Vitara Guard" Sprocket can be utilized by the supplied adapter ring with either 19mm, 22mm and 24mm crank spindles.

Also now in stock, the Division BMX "Tactical" Freecoaster, which is a stable street freecoaster and was developed and tested together with the the Division-team. The recent version of the reliable functioning Division BMX "Tactical" Freecoaster is now available as a male version and have a heat treated CrMo 14mm hollow axle and large bearings. The Division BMX "Tactical" Freecoaster comes to you with 2 included Hubguards.

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Because some of the ramps of the skate park in Adliswil, will be demolished and replaced by smaller obstacles, the guys from bmxtoday.ch have organized a chilled jam last fall. A lot of riders from Switzerland and even our Bro Sven Avemaria and Konsty Rudobashta came over to have some final laps at the park before the demolition begins.

RESULTS BYE BYE BMX JAM:
1. Janis Oriovich
2. Ellis Oswald
3. Sven Avemaria
4. Swar Ismail
5. Marcel Wacker


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The Doomed Brand boys went to Alicante (Spain) a couple weeks ago, where they've filmed a new trip video, which you can check out now!

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Robin Kachfi uploaded a new webisode on his Youtube Channel in which Bro Justin Rudd and the rest of the Mannheim crew had some fun at the BMCC e.V. Mannheim. Watch the full video right here!

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Robin Kachfi uploaded a new webisode on his Youtube Channel. This time our Bro Justin Rudd and Robin went to the BMX Winter Games at the Thuringia Funpark XXL. Check their roadtrip video now!

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On the 18th of May 2019, the BMX Contest in Iserlohn will take place again. The warm up starts at 11am and the contest will start at around 1pm. You'll find more infos about this BMX Event on the BMX Contest Ängertal Facebook page anytime soon!

More information about the BMX event:
Facebook Page - BMX Contest Iserlohn

What: BMX Contest Iserlohn

BMX disciplines: BMX Park, BMX Street

When: 18th of May 2019

Where:
Sportplatz in der Läger
Lägerbachstraße 56
58644 Iserlohn

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As you may have noticed, our teammates Miguel Smajli and Artur Meister were in Majorca to work on a couple of video projects. David Schaller and Merlin Czarnulla were also there to capture clips and photos of their trip. Unfortunately, Miguel crashed so hard after the third day that he had to rest after a long hospital stay for a few days. Until the videos will go online you can check the photo gallery on Freedombmx, which you can now watch here.

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All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Photos: Merlin Czarnulla

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Check now the final video from team rider Robin Kachfi on his Youtube Channel, which he had filmed during his Barcelona vacation.

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: Robin Kachfi

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Currently we have the Fiend 2019 BMX bikes and the previous models of wethepeople BMX frames on sale! We just received the Matthias Dandois signaturecolorway from the Vans Old Skool Pro BMX shoe and the Mankind Winter 2019 Softgoods collection.

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Vans team rider and seven times BMX Flatland World Champion Matthias Dandois got his own signature colorway from the Old Skool Pro BMX and a matching longsleeve.

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Our bro Artur Meister recently finished a BMX video part for Traffic Distribution or Kink Bikes. As the title indicates, you really don't have to worry about pressing the play button. What should go wrong if there is classic 4:3 footage, nice weather, awesome tricks and David Schaller behind the camera?!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: David Schaller

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The new collection of Fist Handwear just arrived!

It's hard to find the right words here. Dennis Enarson has set it in his head to leave a lasting mark in the BMX world with his new video. To this end, Dennis has teamed up with none other than Rich Forne. Eight months of filming regardless of losses have definitely paid off and will leave your mouth open. By the way: Dennis also has a new pair of Signature shoes by VANS, which you can find below.

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Richard Forne/VANS

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For the Bangers Freestyle Film Festival 2020 of the freedombmx magazine, our Bro Artur Meister partnered with Tim Schoberth to produce a nice BMX Street Edit. In "It Is What It Is" the guys take you on a journey through the streets of Nuremberg and stop at various spots to celebrate some technical street riding.

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Tim Schoberth

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