"The rise of the mid-school and the history of DIG Magazine"

The DIG Book 'THIS BIKE COULD BE YOUR LIFE' (aka DIG 100) is available for pre-order.

Numbers will be limited so get in early at this introductory pre-order price.

Now entering is final stages of completion this book celebrates the D.I.Y. re-birth of BMX in the early 90's, documenting the rise of the mid-school, our coverage of D.I.Y. BMX culture and the history of DIG Magazine itself.

THIS BIKE COULD BE YOUR LIFE features 324+ pages of our favourite photos, artwork, words, and unseen materials from the DIG archives, alongside reflections from Taj Mihelich, Ryan Worcester, Joe Rich, Mike O'Bryan, Edwin De La Rosa, Allan McNaughton, Ruben Alcantara, Van Homan, Brian Foster  & lots more. 

UPDATE: Books now due to ship winter 2025/26 (Sorry for the extended delay! The ongoing changes with global tariffs throughout 2025 kept setting us back). 

Merch to follow.

Huge thanks to everyone for your support! - DIG 

Includes full English translations!

A special edition of MOTO-BUNKA News Magazine, created to celebrate the 5th anniversary.

This issue covers a wide range of BMX genres—street, freestyle, flatland, and race—centered around interviews with the diverse individuals who have shaped the scene over the past five years.

It’s a major upgrade from the previous MOTO-BUNKA News Magazine Vol.3—now in full A4 size with 138 pages packed with content.

Most of the interviews were conducted face-to-face, capturing raw words, real atmosphere, and honest stories that dig deep into each person’s essence.

The magazine features key figures who continue to lead the BMX scene in Japan and around the world, including Satoshi Deguchi, president of JFBF; top pro racer Asuma Nakai; Hiroshi Uehara, founder of 430; X GAMES gold medalist Yohei Uchino; Yumi Tsukuda, a standout on the global stage; Van Homan, who has paved the way in the BMX industry; women’s BMX media The Bloom BMX; and Will Smyth, founder of DIG BMX.

It also includes a feature on all 38 active local BMX crews across Japan as of 2025, as well as an art collection themed on the iconic MOTO-BUNKA Earth Logo, created by 34 artists from 12 different countries.

■ Contents

- From Streets to Canvas, Expression as a Way of Life | Yumi Tsukuda
- All for the Riders | Satoshi Deguchi
- A Life in BMX and His Legacy to the Scene | Yuta Tominaga
- The philosophy of "From BMX Riders" | Hiroshi Uehara
- A Brand That Lives On, No Matter How Many Years Pass | Alive Industry
- Living life with a single, unwavering line through BMX | Van Homan
- Progress and Growth in Women’s BMX | The Bloom BMX
- Thank You, BMX | BBC - BASHI
- JAPAN LOCAL CREW 2025
- MB Earth Art Collection
- Beyond Competition, Into New Creative Frontier | Asuma Nakai
- Concerns and New Hopes for the BMX Flatland Scene | Yohei Uchino
- Taiwan BMX | STASH BMX SHOP
- Hong Kong BMX | SHOCKER BMX
- Riding for Liberation | Benny Abeyta
- Creativity That Comes from Anger | Hikaru Funyu
- It’s Not “Sport”—It’s “Culture” | DIG BMX - Will Smyth 

■ Pages

138 pages, full color

■ Size

A4

[MOTO-BUNKA]
A well-known Japanese BMX media company. With web media as its core, the company disseminates information on the JAPAN BMX scene to the world in various forms, including Moto Bunka Tsushin (Moto Culture News), Moto Bunka Broadcasting and video production.

We've got a limited quantity of Brian Tunney's awesome  Larry's Donuts Is Dead zine - Issue #3.

"Issue 3 revisits The Spot in Redondo, The Nude Bowl, Orlando's Fashion Square transition banks, the office space where All lived, a ledge that Rollins skated, Homeless Bikes, 2-Hip Meet the Street locations and more. It's 28 pages and took a long time to make. It may also be the only BMX magazine cover to feature George McFly, Nathan Fielder, Dave Voelker and our dog Pablo." - Brain Tunney

US customers please go here (it'll be cheaper and quicker): https://larrysdonuts.bigcartel.com/product/larry-s-donuts-is-dead