Dig 63

Well, it's been in the shop for a while, but here's making it official:

DIG ISSUE 63: WHERE'S THE LOVE?

If print is dead and 'online' is the future of communication in BMX, then why are we still producing magazines? The answer is simple. It looks a lot better to us than the Internet, and until there's a laptop in public bathrooms across the world, a magazine is still a better option for bathroom reading than the web. With that said, we've produced another edition of Dig BMX Magazine, issue number 63 to be exact. The photos are quality, the writing isn't chicken scratch and it's portability into and out of the bathroom is remarkable. If you like the Internet more, that's fine. But by producing Dig BMX Magazine, we're trying to spare you the expense of possibly dropping your laptop into the toilet. And as the next two months of your life rapidly approaches, we're hoping you'll make the sensible choice and elect Dig BMX issue # 63 over the Internet for bathroom reading. To entice this moral decision, we're attaching Dig 63's table of contents below. Skim through it, become enticed and look for issue 63 of Dig BMX Magazine on newsstands soon. Oh yeah, thanks to the internet for bringing you this public information service...


ON THE COVER: Jim Cielencki: Photo by Ricky Adam (not Rob Dolecki ...oops!)

IGNITION: The Jimmy Jam, the birth of the Russian BMX scene, John Povah spends the day with some old-timers, and Brian Yeagle wrestles with the battle of bike versus camera...

DIG THIS: News, Coalition Company Policy, Frank Macchio rides almost everything, Mark Potoczny’s Frontyard trails, Davey Watson’s 3, 2, 1 and more...

VIDEOSTORE: Jordan Utley on 50/50’s That’s It, Adam Grandmaison’s Top 5s plus reviews...

AN AUDIENCE WITH COREY MARTINEZ: Corey Martinez goes nuts AND fields questions on life, religion and riding.

AUTUMN IN COLORADO: Walter Peringer showcases a handful of riders in the Centennial State...

LOST FOR WORDS: Minimal reading/maximum radness!

PROGRESS REPORT: Dan Boiski gets grilled on the contents of his ideal day.

PROGRESS REPORT: Sounds like Matt Roe’s hometown must suck...

ROAD FOOLS RETROSPECTIVE: Road Fools 1 celebrates its ten-year anniversary...

BEECHER KIDS VS. LORDS OF FUN: Two different sides of FBM on two very different journeys

FLY BIKES EN ITALIA: Fly Bikes top ten-ifies a recent trip to Italy....

DIGITAL CRUNCH: Reader photos that didn’t make it onto Facebook...

SENT ITEMS: It turns out that last issue’s marital infidelity was a farce...

UNSOUND: Dan Yemin of Paint It Black discusses their latest album, New Lexicon

BACKCHAT: Buffalo, NY’s Jim Cielencki, the guy that helped make pedals a grindable surface in BMX...