| Mark Noble, Ride UK #8, december 1993 : One of the shortest lived BMX magazines in history, BMX Now lasted for only five issues, during '91 and '92. It started out with 16 pages of color and a low cover price promising more, then dropped the colour pages and increased its cover price at the same time - genius. Sheer genius. And there's more - for issue 1 they printed 25,000 copies yet sold just over 4,000. Genius. Chronic spelling, but it had its moments. | |
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Bmx now est un magazine anglais créé par James Hudson. Le premier numéro est celui de l'hiver 1991-1992. Ce magazine s'arrête après seulement cinq numéros. | |
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issue 1 - winter 1991 4 All the latest. 8 A short guide of all the to rave in Manchester. Words from the man who does big airs. Harobike for free. 22 New and not so new products to spend your dosh on. 26 Peg grind and Decade. 28 Andy Burke, Spencer Thompsett and Richard Brown. 32 BMX Racing. 36 The final placings for the 1991 EBA season. 39 Where to ride this winter. 42 Information from the two national associations. 44 Mongoose's mid price 'Villalj Haro's 'Master' get thrashed. 52 Read all about it. 56 Words and pictures. Carlo Griggs and Amos Burke interviews. Peg grind and Decade how to's. Places to ride indoor in the UK Mongoose Vilain and Haro Master tests, ... 64 pages. |
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issue 2 - spring 1992 (1) Lincoln Blacksley on the cover. Circus article; Jason Ellis interview. Haro Edge, Webco 'E' Type and Elf Double Cross bike tests. Phil Dolan interview. Homeless 3 video review. Hoffman BS contest in Texas. Stefan Prantl, Lincoln Blacksley, Colin Light and Paul Roberts interviews. Street basics : bank carve with Paul Smith and manual roll with Rob Walker. Notice board : EBA and UKBFA. BMX at Bury. All you need to know about jumps. |
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issue 3 - Summer 1992 Ian Morris on the cover, Hastings comp GT Pro freestyle team test French contests Hoffman contest 3 Slagharen Icepick grind and 360 nose pick how to's Ian Morris, ... |
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issue 4 - Xmas 1992 (1) Alex Leech in Oxford on the cover. Mike Canning's trip to the Worlds in Budapest. Products : Rob Ridge pegs, WAL stem, ATI Pistol grips, Haro Fusion pegs, ATI plugs and Fusion stem. Bike security. Video reviews : Bald Iron Holy Land Pro's, Ride on, Standard Rogers Garage, Dorkin 5 and Backroom Guilt trip. 1992 King Of Concrete. Gravel rash dirt bash. Lightwoods park in Birmingham. Toothpick, Feeble grind and Barspin nose job how to's. EBA British champs. Ron Bonner (UGP) interview. Insight : Belv Dhami, Scott McNicol and Stuart King interviews. Bike test : the new PK Ripper, Redline 220, 1992 GT Performer, Robinson SST. Oxford mini ramp comp. |
| issue 5 - 1993 | |