DIG BMX - GREYSTOKE Issue 3

■ Product Details

A BMX magazine produced and printed by people deeply involved in the BMX industry.
From little-known individuals and products to stories that have rarely been told, it carefully uncovers them from an insider’s perspective, documenting the history of BMX. More than just something to read, this is a publication with archival value.

GREYSTOKE is a series that traces BMX from its early days to the present, updating the era it focuses on with each issue. Connecting the past and the present, it serves as a valuable archive magazine that allows readers to systematically look back on the evolution of BMX culture.

Time waits for no one. Greystoke Issue 3 is a little late to class, but “Dead School” is in session.

In our latest, full-sized print magazine, focusing (mainly) on the “dead” years of BMX from 1988-94, we go 132 pages deep with a Brad McDonald photo feature, Dave Voelker interview, rare bikes, unseen photos and an in-depth look at how much noise was being made when BMX had gone quiet.

Remember, “It's okay to look back at the past. Just don't stare.” Greystoke Issue 3 is available now. 

On the Cover: Bob Kohl at Thrasherland, Arizona - Bicycle Stunt Series, 1992. 

Photo by Damien Elliott

This issue of Greystoke is dedicated to the memory of Joel Alamo (1973-2025) and Jon "Gremlin" Bechtold (1984-2025).

Back issues available here

■ Contents

INTRO – Tardy again? Take your seat.
DOG BITES – Sage perspectives from the Dogfather of Bicycle Soul Riding.
HOW OLD? GRINDING HAND RAILS? – Amos Burke returns to the scene of the crime, over 30 years later.
POOL PARTY – Celebrating Pee-wee’s Big BMX Adventure.
SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET – Hoarding hard or hardly hoarding? Shad Johnson’s secret stash.
THE DAVE VOELKER INTERVIEW – Praise the Lord and pass the fishing lures.
DAWN OF THE DEAD SCHOOL – The best of times in the worst of times. Why BMX never dies.
BURP PEGS – From the garage to eternity. Reinventing the peg.
FROM THE ARCHIVES – Brad McDonald. Iconic photos from the “weeks when decades happen.”
KING COLLECTOR – The rarest bikes, built with the rarest parts.
JEFF CRAWN: UNTHINKABLE – From coming up in BMX to navigating life in a wheelchair.
SAVE YOUR GENERATION – The bikes that started another revolution.
SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK – The curious tale of the Pygmy down under.
MARK LEWMAN: A ROOM WITH A VIEW – Unseen visual evidence from a first-hand witness.
LIFERS – Did it, still doing it, or doing it again—Never let go.
THE STIGMA – Keeping the good name of aging BMX riders in a positive light. 

■ Number of Pages

132 pages

■ Size

297mm x 235mm x thickness 10mm (Custom A4 size)

[DIG BMX]
Founded in the UK in 1993 as an information-based media outlet, DIG BMX has grown into a website and magazine that delivers coverage of the BMX scene happening at the forefront of the US, Europe, and now worldwide. While maintaining a strong focus on domestic scenes, it uniquely covers everything from overground to underground BMX culture. Known for its sharp editorial perspective, original features, and video productions, it is one of the must-check media outlets for riders.

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