On Saturday, 07/23/2022, the kunstform X Subrosa Streetrail Battle took place in Stuttgart on Königstraße in front of the art museum! A best trick format contest was held in the KIDS, AM and PRO classes and our friend David Schaler made a video of the event and the pictures are from Smail Mast's camera.

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After the video premiere of the already now legendary "kaputtgart" video was celebrated a few days ago in our BMX shop in Stuttgart, the freedombmx magazine has now uploaded the video for everyone to its YouTube channel. Grab some chips and your favorite drink of choice, make yourself comfortable and treat yourself to 50 minutes of the finest BMX action from Stuttgart. A big "THANKS for the video" goes out to our Boys Ole and Saki, who both did a pretty good Job here .

Yes, freedombmx has finished the video for #easteronlinebmxjam 2023 and we have to say that the riding level was higher than ever this time. We would like to thank everyone who took part in our small online BMX Jam and we are already looking forward to the X-Mas version of this event.

In this context, we also recommend that you take a look at Instagram under the hashtags #easteronlinebmxjam and #easteronlinebmxjam23, because that's where all the entries can be found.

We took a closer look at the setup of our pro team rider Artur Meister. We've put together the highlights of his parts list and linked them directly below the post!

On September 21st, 2024, the video premiere of the new Fracture - Visions of Light will take place in our kunstform BMX Shop in Stuttgart! It will be a celebration to which you are cordially invited! Riders in the video: Kilian Reichmeyer, Mattes Torn, Nico van Loon, Linda Grabner and many more. Afterwards we will also show the kunstform video of the Copenhagen trip on the screen. So come along!

Schedule:
5 p.m. - BMX Jam in the stock room
6 p.m. - Premiere of Fracture "Visions of Light"
7 p.m. - Premiere of kunstform Copenhagen

You are cordially invited!

Best wishes

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

We sent our team to Copenhagen this summer and checked out the best BMX spots in town. With riders like Flo Först, Miguel Smajli, Noah Martella, Konsty Rudobasta, Robin Kachfi, Justin Rudd, Erik Herschke, Jmenya Eugen, Elias Bauer, Wladi Weber, Artur Meister, Jan Bisanz and Felix Prangenberg, there's plenty of action to see. Check out the highlights of our adventure in Denmark's capital!

The video will go live on our YouTube channel on Sunday 10/6/2024 at 7pm, so follow our channel!

https://www.youtube.com/kunstformbmxshop

Have fun and ride on!

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

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