Privacy: At worst, our analog parents could be prevented from meeting each other. Our digital children are prevented from talking about particular subjects, once the conversation is already happening. This is a horrifying development.

When our digital children are posting a link to The Pirate Bay somewhere on Facebook, a small window sometimes pops up saying “you have posted a link with potentially harmful content. Please refrain from posting such links.”

Yes, even in private conversations. Especially in private conversations.

This may seem like a small thing, but it is downright egregious. Our digital children are not prevented from having a conversation, per se, but are monitored for bad topics that the regime doesn’t like being discussed, and are prevented from discussing those topics. This is far worse than preventing certain people from just meeting.

The analog equivalent would be if our parents were holding an analog phone conversation, and a menacing third voice popped into the conversation with a slow voice speaking just softly enough to be perceived as threatening: “You have mentioned a prohibited subject. Please refrain from discussing prohibited subjects in the future.”

Our parents would have been horrified if this happened — and rightly so!

But in the digital world of our children, the same phenomenon is instead cheered on by the same people who would abhor it if it happened in their world, to themselves.

In this case, of course, it is any and all links to The Pirate Bay that are considered forbidden topics, under the assumption — assumption! — that they lead to manufacturing of copies that would be found in breach of the copyright monopoly in a court of law.

When I first saw the Facebook window above telling me to not discuss forbidden subjects, I was trying to distribute political material I had created myself, and used The Pirate Bay to distribute. It happens to be a very efficient way to distribute large files, which is exactly why it is being used by a lot of people for that purpose (gee, who would have thought?), including people like myself who wanted to distribute large collections of political material.

There are private communications channels, but far too few use them, and the politicians at large (yes, this includes our analog parents) are still cheering on this development, because “terrorism” and other bogeymen.

Privacy remains your own responsibility.

Privacy: In a series of posts on this blog, we have shown how practically everything our parents took for granted with regards to privacy has been completely eliminated for our children, just because they use digital tools instead of analog, and the people interpreting the laws are saying that privacy only applies to the old, analog environment of our parents.

Once you agree with the observation that privacy seems to simply not apply for our children, merely for living in a digitally-powered environment instead of our parents’ analog-powered one, surprise turns to shock turns to anger, and it’s easy to want to assign blame to someone for essentially erasing five generations’ fight for civil liberties while people were looking the other way.

So whose fault is it, then?

It’s more than one actor at work here, but part of the blame must be assigned to the illusion that that nothing has changed, just because our digital children can use old-fashioned and obsolete technology to obtain the rights they should always have by law and constitution, regardless of which method they use to talk to friends and exercise their privacy rights.

We’ve all heard these excuses.

“You still have privacy of correspondence, just use the old analog letter”. As if the Internet generation would. You might as well tell our analog parents that they would need to send a wired telegram to enjoy some basic rights.

“You can still use a library freely.” Well, only an analog one, not a digital one like The Pirate Bay, which differs from an analog library only in efficiency, and not in anything else.

“You can still discuss anything you like.” Yes, but only in the analog streets and squares, not in the digital streets and squares.

“You can still date someone without the government knowing your dating preferences.” Only if I prefer to date like our parents did, in the unsafe analog world, as opposed to the safe digital environment where predators vanish at the click of a “block” button, an option our analog parents didn’t have in shady bars.

The laws aren’t different for the analog and the digital. The law doesn’t make a difference between analog and digital. But no law is above the people who interpret it in the courts, and the way people interpret those laws means the privacy rights always apply to the analog world, but never to the digital world.

It’s not rocket science to demand the same laws to apply offline and online. This includes copyright law, as well as the fact that privacy of correspondence takes precedence over copyright law (in other words, you’re not allowed to open and examine private correspondence for infringements in the analog world, not without prior and individual warrants — our law books are full of these checks and balances; they should apply in the digital too, but don’t today).

Going back to blame, that’s one actor right there: the copyright industry. They have successfully argued that their monopoly laws should apply online just as it does offline, and in doing so, has completely ignored all the checks and balances that apply to the copyright monopoly laws in the analog world. And since copying movies and music has now moved into the same communications channels as we use for private correspondence, the copyright monopoly as such has become fundamentally incompatible with private correspondence at the conceptual level.

The copyright industry has been aware of this conflict and has been continuously pushing for eroded and eliminated privacy to prop up their crumbling and obsolete monopolies, such as pushing for the hated (and now court-axed) Data Retention Directive in Europe. They would use this federal law (or European equivalent thereof) to literally get more powers than the Police themselves in pursuing individual people who were simply sharing music and movies, sharing in the way everybody does.

There are two other major factors at work. The second factor is marketing. The reason we’re tracked at the sub-footstep level in airports and other busy commercial centers is simply to sell us more crap we don’t need. This comes at the expense of privacy that our analog parents took for granted. Don’t even get started on Facebook and Google.

Last but not least are the surveillance hawks — the politicians who want to look “Tough on Crime”, or “Tough on Terrorism”, or whatever the word of choice is this week. These were the ones who pushed the Data Retention Directive into law. The copyright industry were the ones who basically wrote it for them.

These three factors have working together, and they’ve been very busy.

It’s going to be a long uphill battle to win back the liberties that were slowly won by our ancestors over about six generations, and which have been all but abolished in a decade.

It’s not rocket science that our children should have at least the same set of civil liberties in their digital environment, as our parents had in their analog environment. And yet, this is not happening.

Our children are right to demand Analog Equivalent Privacy Rights — the civil liberties our parents not just enjoyed, but took for granted.

I fear the failure to pass on the civil liberties from our parents to our children is going to be seen as the greatest failure of this particular current generation, regardless of all the good we also accomplish. Surveillance societies can be erected in just ten years, but can take centuries to roll back.

Privacy remains your own responsibility today. We all need to take it back merely by exercising our privacy rights, with whatever tools are at our disposal.

Image from the movie “Nineteen-Eighty Four”; used under fair use for political commentary.

Personal: I ran headfirst into a bit of a classic burnout two years ago. I’m still recovering from it. I’ve been trying to maintain a presence and not make this condition show too much, but I need to scale down the rest of my presence too for a while in order to reset and recharge.

I’ve been starting and re-starting writing this post way too many times now. I’ve decided to just post it as a stream of consciousness, readable or not as it may be, rather than my usual bar of having some sort of clear red thread with step-by-step logical coherence.

Two years ago, while moving from Stockholm to Berlin, I hit the infamous brick wall. I became incapable of most work that required any form of vehicular travel — I was literally limited to walking distance. Yes, it felt as ridiculous as it sounds, but it was just a matter of accepting the lay of the land and working with it. At the time, I was able to maintain some illusion of normality while starting to wind down and recover behind the scenes, thanks to being able to work remotely. I’ve since stopped working altogether — or so I thought, at least — and focusing on recharging.

When you drive a solar-powered rover too aggressively in Kerbal Space Program and the sun goes down, the batteries deplete quickly. You can’t start driving the rover again when the sun goes up from its state of depleted batteries, not even at its rated speed; you have to wait until the batteries have recharged, even if the circumstances (i.e. shining sun) should otherwise make you able to operate nominally. This is a little bit the state I’m in: I should nominally be fine, with most of the everyday load reduced significantly, but my batteries are still not recharging at the rate I had expected them to. (Yes, I’m impatient, which is admittedly part of the problem in the first place.)

So to all people who have written to me over this past time that I haven’t responded to: Please accept my apologies. It’s not out of malice or disinterest I haven’t responded, I’m simply getting done in a month what I used to get done in a day, and even that is a marked improvement. The “need to respond” queue is silly long by now, and includes conference invites and whatnot, that I would normally have responded to within minutes. It includes pings from near friends, that I had hoped to spend a lot more time with here in Berlin, as well as distant friends.

A close friend of mine pointed at a recent study about stress, a study looking at burnout symptoms in places with very good work-to-life balance, and the study concluded that the body doesn’t make a difference between obligations for work or obligations that are felt outside of work for any other reason than money. And she’s right: I’ve been feeling a pressure to shoot video, to code open-source projects, to participate in the community. I need to, bluntly speaking, drop all of these expectations for the foreseeable future. “Go off-grid” is a little too harsh, but I’ll need to turn off the expectation heartbeat on literally everything. I’ll do random things from time to time when I have the energy and desire for it, which unfortunately won’t be most of the time.

These recoveries basically take whatever damn time they please. I could have recharged batteries in six months, in a year, in ten years. I have honestly no idea and therefore I’m not setting any expectations, in either direction.

I’d like to say “I’ll be back”, but I don’t think the person on the other side of this recovery is going to be the same person I am today. I am sure I will still want to change the world for the better, somehow. I just can’t tell today how I’ll be wanting to change the world tomorrow. So even though I’ll very likely be back doing something, it’ll very likely not be the exact same things I’ve done up until this point.

In our BMX Shop in Stuttgart we offer a large selection of BMX bikes, BMX parts, BMX fashion and protection. Under the slogan from BMXer for BMXer, all our BMX Shop employees riding BMX and therefore we can provide expert advice for BMX beginners and for BMX professionals. From Stuttgart we are sending most of the online orders which we receive via our BMX Online Shop www.kunstform.org . The development of BMX is very important to us, which is why we actively participate in many BMX projects and BMX events or support them or running them by ourselves.

Address

kunstform BMX Shop (Stuttgart)
Rotebuehlstr. 63
70178 Stuttgart

Opening hours

Mon: closed
Tue - Fri: 11 am - 1 pm and 2 pm - 6 pm
Sat: 11 am - 4 pm
Sun: closed

Contact

Phone: +49 (0) 711/21954890
Mail: stuttgart@kunstform.org

Payment Options

Bar, EC-Karte, Creditcard (Visa, Master, American Express and many more), PayPal
Self pick up and returns of online orders easily possible.

Arriving by car / parking

Unfortunately, we have no customer parking . We therefore recommend the following parking facilities:

Parking Area Rotebuehlhof
Each started 30 minutes costs 1.20 EUR. The maximum daily rate is 12 EUR.
Walking to the shop: 3 Min
Address for Navi: Rotebuehlplatz 30, 70173 Stuttgart

Underground Car Park Gerber
Each started 20 minutes costs 1.00 EUR. The maximum daily rate is 18 EUR.
Walking to the shop: 5 Min
Address for Navi: Tübingerstraße 26, 70178 Stuttgart

Arrival by S-Bahn

S-Bahn stop: Feuersee

The easiest way to reach us is by S-Bahn, as all six Stuttgart S-Bahn (S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6) stop at the stop Feuersee. From Stuttgart main station, the station Feuersee station is two stops away (duration 3 min). The transport of bicycles is free in the Stuttgart S-Bahn (except Mon-Fri 6 - 8 clock). As soon as you have arrived at the S-Bahn station Feuersee, you only need to walk towards the exit Silburgstraße and then you should use the exit Rotebühlstraße. Our shop is located directly at this stairway, so you should already see the kunstform BMX Shop (Stuttgart).

BMX Shop

Stockroom BMX bikes

The Stockroom for our BMX bikes is located directly under the BMX shop in Stuttgart. Not only our BMX bikes are stored here, but also thanks to our small obstacles (Subrosa Street Rail, Grindbox with Wallride, Banks and Manupad) you expect especially in the winter and despite the low ceiling height some BMX ridings session there. If you also would like to ride BMX there, you are welcome to inquire in the BMX Shop Stuttgart from 16 clock, so after we are done with the shipping. However, as we get larger deliveries from time to time, it may be that the space is not always available. Driving is at your own risk and there must be at least one adult.

BMX Workshop

You are welcome to use our BMX workshop in the BMX shop Stuttgart to repair your BMX bike or to mount the BMX parts, which you have bought from us in the BMX shop, directly.

BMX Parts & Helmets Stockroom

The kunstform BMX Shop (Stuttgart) Team is looking forward to your visit.

Actually it's very easy to change the chain of a BMX bike. As well it's not a big thing to make the chain shorter. But without some little tricks it can be a long way to solve this work. That's why you should watch the kunstform?! BMX Shop - How To put a chain video!

Not a lot of BMX rider use a front brake. But actually many tricks like nosetap-no-footed are just possibil with a front brake and so it's just a question of time and a opinionleader will put a frontbreak and will come up with new variations and new tricks. If you want to be this leader then u should watch the kunstform?! BMX Shop How To put a front brake !

 

At the moment it is just in german available but will be with english subtitles soon !

 

 

kunstform BMX Team at HipHopOpen BMX Jam in Stuttgart

On 18th of july we did have the chance to organise a relaxed BMX Street and Flatland Jam at the hiphop open musical festival in Stuttgart! Our friend OKOO MEDIA / Gideon Merz (http://www.okoomedia.com) made a little video about our teamrider like Miguel Franzem, Miguel Smajlji, Kevin Nikluski, Robin Kachfi, John Krämer and also he catched some moments of the event! It was such a good session!

Thx to all the riders which created a very postiv and special vibe during the Jam!

Cheers Daniel!

wethepeople Autumn Session 2015 - Zuppermarkt - Trier

3rd / 4th of october nearly the whole kunstform BMX Shop team went to the wethepeople autumn Session at the "Zuppermarkt" Skatehall in Trier! Our buddy Nitsche did a little edit about the trip and it was a lot of fun to hang out with all the buddies! Looking forward to come back next near! Much respect to Axle Reichertz for runnin the Zuppermarket and for the good accommodation!

Riders of the Videos are:

Kevin Nikulski
Robin Kachfi
Miguel Smajlji
John Krämer
Miguel Franzem
Sebastian Pospischil
Moritz Kuhn
Daniel Tünte
Daniel Fuhrmann
Dima Prykhodko


Musik: Danny Seth - I Arise Because
Video: Sebi Nitsche


Cheers Daniel!

BMX Autumn Session - Shawn & Robin - Mellowpark Berlin

Robin Kachfi & Shawn Hammer spend some time at Mellowpark in Berlin and made this edit for us! Nice autumn mood and chilled vibes out there!

Kamera: Robin Kachfi, Meo Kunze & Markus Lange
Music: Danny Brown - 25 bucks instrumental

wethepeople Foundation BMX Video Premiere - Stuttgart

Simple Session 17 - Public Viewing, Stuttgart

BMX Street Session in Stuttgart 2017 - Felix Prangenberg, Miguel Smajlji, Robin Kachfi

Felix Prangenberg and Robin Kachfi have visited Miguel Smajlji for a few days in Stuttgart to work on their BMX video projects. Before the BMX street session starts the boys had a little warm up session in our BMX stock room. What else they have done you can check here. All the best your kunstform BMX Shop Team

Kamera & Edit: Robin Kachfi
Music: JI Beats

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BMX Flatland Stuttgart - Markus Schwital & John Krämer

Our team riders Markus Schwital and John Krämer filmed a new video on their favorite spot which is called "Kleiner Schlossplatz". How their session looked like, you can check in the video bellow. enjoy the video! Best regards, your kunstform BMX Shop

Video: Ulle

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On 12.08-13.08.17 the 9th time the BMX "Männle Turnier" takes place in Tuttlingen, it took place for the first time in 2009. At the Männle, there are different classes, no matter if you are big or small, everyone can register and prove themselves at the Männle Turnier. Besides the main contest, there are various jam sessions, a concert and a night session. If you need a housing and don't know where you can sleep, there is either a Hotel, which is 5min. From the park and where you get as a driver even a bonus, otherwise there is a small campsite right next to the skate park which is free of charge. We are happy that you're coming!

When: 12.08-13.08.2017 (from 12a.m.)

Where: Skatepark Tuttlingen, Stuttgarter Straße, 78532 Tuttlingen, Germany

contests: BMX Contest & BMX Jams

website: http://bmx-maennle.de/ or Facebook Event

etnies chapters Video Premiere - Stuttgart

Etnies "Chapters" DVD Premiere 2017 - Stuttgart

On the 4th september, we hosted the DVD Premiere of the new Etnies Chapters BMX Video which was absolutely amazing! Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX shop team!

Video: Robin Kachfi

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Wethepeople Autumn Session 2017

On 1st of October, the Wethepeople Autumn Session will take place again at the Zuppermarkt in Trier. This year, there is a new format which's a Jam-format with "Cash for Tricks". Tip: It is recommended to start on Saturday, because the skatepark will stay open longer, for a Nightsession.

Adresse: Projekt X Skatehalle aka ZUPPERMARKET, Trier Aachener Str. 65 54294 Trier-West

Weitere Infos zur Wethepeople Autmn Session findest du auf Facebook.

Simple Session 18 - Public Viewing, Stuttgart

Our bro Felix Donat took with the KSHZLE Crew a BMX trip to Stuttgart, where the guys filmed a classic VX video at the Pragfriedhof skatepark and the Stuttpark. Defenitely a great video and also a lot of good clips in it!

Enjoy the Video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Robert Neumann

Music: Wanda Jackson - Funnel of Love
Modern Talking - You Can Win If You Want

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The homies from Autum Bikes hosted a little BMX Street jam in Berlin, where the guys checked out some of the best spots in our capital city. Of course, our bro Kevin Nikulski was there, as well and did some crazy moves for the camera. Björn Mager, the man behind the camera, accompanied the whole jam and made a great video!

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: Björn "Bommel" Mager



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From the 04 - 05 of August 2018, the BMX Männle Turnier will take place again at the Skatepark in Tuttlingen. It's the 10th time for the BMX Männle Turnier, this means that we have to celebrate the anniversary on this weekend! You can sign up via e-mail info@bmx-maennle.de or on-site as usual. It's possible to pitch the tents directly at the park. Showers and toilets are also available directly at the park and can be used free and at any time. For a more comfortable stay, the Hotel Schlack offers single and double rooms at discounted rates.

Check the highlight video from last year!



All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

What:
10th BMX Männle Turnier Tuttlingen

When:
04 - 05 August 2018

Where:
Skatepark Tuttlingen
Umläufle 6
78532 Tuttlingen


More infos on Facebook.

On the 20.07.2018 the new BMX Supercross Track will open in Stuttgart and you're invited to celebrate this day with us!
This new track is a combination out of BMX and SX (Supercross) track and will be build in Stuttgart, Germany

Track Details: The course has a length of about 450m, 2 start ramps (5m and 8m), 4 straight lines, which are divided into two parts to provide advanced riders and professional athletes a huge development opportunities. 3 asphalted steep curves allow optimal grip in the curves. There will be various obstacles and obstacle combinations in different difficulty levels, which have Worldcup level.

This constant track is (currently) the first and only one of its kind. That makes Stuttgart to a hotspot for all ambitious BMX athletes in Europe.
The construction works are in progress since 15th of May. How it looks at the moment, you can check right here:



Click here for more: BMX Supercross Track

All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

What:
BMX Supercross Strecke Stuttgart - Opening

When:
27th July at 14pm (local time)

Where:
BMX Supercross Strecke Stuttgart
Löwentorstraße
70376 Stuttgart

On the 25.07.2018, the Kink Bikes Pro Team visited our Shop in Stuttgart, Germany. Travis Hughes, Dan Coller and Ben Basford killed it at our stockroom and on the streets of Stuttgart! Check out the whole video now!

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: Robin Kachfi



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Artur Meister has spent the last months with filming for his welcome to KINK BMX x Traffic Distribution which he've filmed with the homie David Schaller. The whole video is packed with steezy Street clips, which you shouldn't miss!

All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: David Schaller

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Because some of the ramps of the skate park in Adliswil, will be demolished and replaced by smaller obstacles, the guys from bmxtoday.ch have organized a chilled jam last fall. A lot of riders from Switzerland and even our Bro Sven Avemaria and Konsty Rudobashta came over to have some final laps at the park before the demolition begins.

RESULTS BYE BYE BMX JAM:
1. Janis Oriovich
2. Ellis Oswald
3. Sven Avemaria
4. Swar Ismail
5. Marcel Wacker


Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: Nuts & Bolts



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Simple Session 19 - Public Viewing, Stuttgart

The Kessel Festival is Stuttgart's Music, Sport and Culture Festival and takes place on 01.06 - 02.06.2019. International top stars of the music scene on the main stage, young musicians on the up-and-coming stage, sports and fun sports areas to join in and watch, sustainability to touch in the integrated day after tomorrow market and an interactive children and family program make the Kessel Festival something special for visitors of all ages.

Together with the STUTTPARK skate hall, there will be a mini ramp with skateboard session on 01.06.2019 and a BMX session on 02.06.2019 . If you want to participate actively as a rider in the BMX session, please register in advance via Email contact@kunstform.org . A contest with the groups AM and Profi is planned. You can expect lavish prizes, which are provided by kunstform.

Depending on how many riders are coming, the following schedule is fixed:

Groups:
amateurs
professional

Schedule:
10:00 - 12:00: Amateurs - Pratice & Qualification (Cut to 8 riders)
12:00 - 14:00: Professional Pratice & Qualification (Cut to 8 riders)
14:00 - 15:00: Open Session
15:00 - 16:00: Amateurs Finale (Battle-Format)
16:00 - 17:00: Profi Finale (Battle-Format)
18:00: Awards ceremony Amateure & Profi
18:00 - 20:00: Open Session

What: Kessel Festival 2019 - BMX Miniramp Session

When: 02.06.2019 from 10:00 o'clock

Where: On the grounds of the Cannstatter Wasen in Stuttgart

For more information about the event, visit www.kesselfestival.de .

Please register in advance via Email contact@kunstform.org!

We are happy that you're coming,
Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

At the beginning of June, the Kessel Festival, Stuttgart's music, sports and culture festival took place. As part of this event, a miniramp contest went down, under very hot temperatures. Whether our guys and the locals have survived the heat, you'll find out in the video.

Enjoy, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!


Video: Justin Rudd

Related links:

• all products of kunstform

Federal FTS Video Premiere - Stuttgart

When: Friday, November 8th 2019 (8 pm)
Where: kunstform BMX Shop (Stockroom), Rotebühlstr. 63, 70178 Stuttgart

Presented by: Kink & Traffic Distribution

On 08.11.2019 the premiere of the new Kink Champagne BMX video takes place at kunstform BMX Shop Stuttgart! The new full-length team video will be released worldwide on DVD & Blu-Ray on November 2nd. Over 2 years of filming, over 20 cities in the US, Australia, Canada and Europe, video parts by kink drivers like Travis Hughes, Agus Gutierrez, Chad Osburn, Calvin Kosovich, Hobie Doan, Dan Coller and Nathan Williams are sure to be guaranteed BMX entertainment!



Feel free to join us!

All the best

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

The first BMX Street video of Deaphmute Gang is finally here! The BMX crew from the Stuttgart area around Fabio Etzel, Florian Forest, Pirmin Truck, Lorenz Koch, Karim Aaron and Mark Glen have been hunting down various spots in Stuttgart and the surrounding area for over a year. They stacked a lot of clips that Karim then cut to this final audiovisual BMX piece. The premiere of the Deaphmute Gang BMX video also happened to take place on the big screen in advance of the Kink "Champaigne" video premiere in Stuttgart.

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Deaphmute Gang

Related links:

• all products of kunstform
• Insta Fabio Etzel
• Insta Florian Forest
• Insta Pirmin Trück
• Insta Lorenz Koch
• Insta Karim Aaron
• Insta Mark Glen

During this year's stock session, almost our entire BMX Team came to Stuttgart to celebrate 2019 and to have a good time in general. As there is BMX-only session from 6 p.m. on Thursdays in the Stuttpark Indoor Park, we did not miss the opportunity to ride together and stack clips until deep into the night. You can see the result above.

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Felix Prangenberg

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• all products of kunstform
• Indoor Park Stuttpark

The Stuttgart Street Crew around Miguel Smajli have launched Chinklife, a new BMX street video. The name says it all, the bros are all about the chinklife and are showcasing their love to metal pegs in this video which they've filmed throughout the year. Now hit that play button!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Chinklife Crew (Filming), Miguel Smajli (Editing)

Related links:

• all products of kunstform

When:
Saturday 08.02.2020 (14 - 21 o'clock)
Sunday 09.02.2020 (15 - 20 o'clock)
Where: kunstform BMX Shop, Rotebühlstr. 63, 70178 Stuttgart

Simple Session 20 is one of world's most iconic action sport events. We will watch the live stream of Simple Session 20 in our BMX Shop in Stuttgart. Feel free to join us.



All the best

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

At the Infaction BMX Camp in Stuttgart you will sleep with other BMXers in Aidlingen at the hostel Naturfreundehaus. For seven days you can make the area around Suttgart unsafe with the Infaction BMX team and ride from skate park to skate park and visit the best BMX spots, learn new tricks from the BMX coaches and will simply experience an unforgettable time. Even a BMX Jam with us in the kunstform BMX Shop in Stuttgart is planned. Further details, prices and the possibility to register can be found on www.infaction.de.

When : April 12th - April 18th 2020

Where : Stuttgart and the surrounding area

Registration : www.infaction.de

All the best

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

Our bro Felix Prangenberg recently dropped a massive BMX Video Edit for Eclat & DIG BMX Magazine. I am lost for words here. I guess BMX Street meets tech & speed describes it all. Don't wait for it, push play!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: DIG/Eclat

Related links:

• all signature parts of Felix Prangenberg
• all products of Eclat
• all products of kunstform

Miguel Smajli does not only ride his BMX, but also likes & makes music. For this reason, the boys and girls from Trapclout invited him for an interview. In about 50 minutes, Miguel talks about his beginnings, contests & sponsors in BMX, his work, his experiences while traveling and of course about music. So if you always wanted to know what makes Miguel tick and what moves him, hit the play button!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Traptalk

Related links:

• all products of Subrosa
• all products of kunstform
• Trapclout Youtube Channel

From 18.10. - 24.10.2020 the Infaction BMX only Camp will take over Stuttgart. Are you a BMX beginner or already advanced and would like to get individual tips and assistance for learning new tricks under the guidance of experienced BMX trainers? Then you are right here! You sleep in the Naturfreundehaus Aidlingen and on three or six camp days you can explore the Stuttgart area with the Infaction Crew and experience a good time. For course booking and for further information click here:

The Infaction Crew has summarized the most important information for you below:

• three to six camp days
• three to six nights
• Shuttle service from / to Böblingen S-Bahn station
• Full board (joint preparation of meals)
• free rental of BMX bikes
• Free rental of protective equipment
• Entry to all sports facilities that require entry included
• Guide, supervision and supervision of underage participants
• Professionally guided BMX training
• Visit to the kunstform BMX shop in Stuttgart
• Excursions to top-class spots in the Stuttgart area
• a maximum of 8 participants * per trainer
• Do sports and have fun together

Have fun, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Related links:

• Infaction Youth Camps

The bros from Mannheim came to Stuttgart for a day to ride the spots in Stuttgart. Robin Kachfi accompanied the whole thing with his camera and the result was this relaxed video.

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Robin Kachfi

Related links:

• check the youtube channel of Robin Kachfi

Autumn is here and the 2021 BMX season is nearly over. More and more 2022 BMX products are slowly arriving and since we need some space in our warehouse, we have some great offers for you. The offers are only valid until 10.10.2021 (11:59 pm) and while stocks last!

Autumn is here and the 2021 BMX season is nearly over. More and more 2022 BMX products are slowly arriving and since we need some space in our warehouse, we have extended great offers for you. The offers are only valid until 17.10.2021 (11:59 pm) and while stocks last!

There will be a small but cozy BMX Jam on October 16, 2021 at the BMX Union Stuttgart area. For this we will set up a few movable obstacles such as a curved wallride, quartes which can be used as mini spines and various creative rails. In addition, there will be a small best trick session for children, beginners and professionals, where you can win kunstform vouchers and other little things. Those interested in BMX racing can use the BMX race track. More information about this on the website of the BMX Union ( https://www.bmx-union.de/ < / a>).

More Infos

What: BMX Union Jam

Disciplines: BMX Freestyle Street, BMX Race

When: 16.10.2021

Where: BMX Union area (BMX Supercross Track Stuttgart) in Stuttgart Munster (Stuttgart Hallschlag subway)

So come over, we look forward to seeing you!

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Weiterführende Links:

• BMX Union Stuttgart

We were able to set up a few obstacles at the BMX Race Track in Stuttgart and have a fun BMX Jam during the BMX Race Season Out Session. A really cool day with smooth vibes and action from Miguel Smajli, Konsty Rudobasta, Justin Rudd, Mark Glenn and more. The good news is that the ramps and obstacles still there for riding and hopefully will delevlop in future. The crew from the BMX Union Stuttgart and us are motivated!



Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video & Edit by: Michael Lorenz

We jammed diligently with our friends from the Stuttgart BMX Jam Series in the legendary Oberesslingen skate park. Our bro @sm1ley captured the BMX session in moving pictures. Be sure to check out the @bmxjamseries Instagram page for the next session.

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video & Edit by: Miguel Smajli

We need a little more time in the morning to take care of the online order, so we have adjusted the opening hours in the kunstform BMX Shop Stuttgart.

Opening hours

Mon - Fri: 11 am - 1 pm & 2 pm - 6 pm
Sat: 11 am - 4 pm

We look forward to your visit in the shop!

We are happy to run a video premiere again and it is a big pleasure to present you the new "F-It All" video from Fitbikeco. on Saturday in Stuttgart and on Sunday in Berlin. Entrance is free and we look forward to seeing you.

Video premiere Stuttgart

When: Saturday, May 14, 2022 (8:30 p.m.)
Where: kunstform BMX Shop, Rotebühlstr. 63, 70178 Stuttgart

Video premiere Berlin

When: Sunday, May 15, 2022 (6:00 p.m.)
Where: Location Degendorff, Petersburger Str. 74a, 10249 Berlin




You are invited!

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team

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 .

Yeah, we're happy, because on Saturday March 11th, 2023 the King of Wheel BMX Contest will take place in the Skatepark Stuttpark in Stuttgart. The classes are BMX Women, BMX Kids (up to and including 13 years), BMX Amateurs and BMX Professionals. Everyone come over and let's have a good time.

Hardfacts

What: BMX Contest at the "Stuttpark" skate park in Stuttgart (free entry)
When: Saturday, 11th of March 2023 from 10 a.m.
Where: Skatepark "Stuttpark", Kegelenstraße 19, 70372 Stuttgart (Trainstation Stuttgart Bad Cannstatt)

Riding in the Stuttpark is only permitted with plastic pegs and pedals, if you don't have plastic pegs you can buy some at the Stuttpark

Schedule

10:00 a.m.: Stuttpark Opens
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.:   WARM UP KIDS
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.:   CONTEST KIDS
12:00 - 12:30 p.m.:   WARM UP AM
12:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.:   CONTEST AM
4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.:   WARM UP WOMEN
4:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.:   CONTEST WOMEN
5:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.:   WARM UP PRO
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.:   CONTEST PRO
9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.:   Meet & Greet with Drinks & Music in the kunstform BMX Shop in Stuttgart (5 minutes by S-Bahn)

We are not hosting an official after-show party this time, but since the shop is located right in the center of Stuttgart, we would like to recommend visiting the nearby clubs or bars, which are plentiful.

Contest

Classes: BMX Professional, BMX Amateurs, BMX Kids (up to and including 13 years), BMX Women
Qualification: 1 Run of approx. 1 Minute (possibly shorter depending on the number of registrations). The best 10 riders advance to the final.
Final: 2 runs of 1 minute, best run counts.

Prizes: non-cash prizes and vouchers, 1500 Euro prize money for BMX PRO
Simple Session Qualification: Top 3 in BMX PRO will automatically be qualified for the Simple Session, flight & hotel will be taken care of by kunstform BMX Shop.

Judges: Markus Wilke, Wendelin Mok, Konsty Rudobashta
Moderator: Simon "Huddl" Zimmerman

Supported by: Shadow Riding Gear, Mankind, Cult, Odyssey, eclat, Fit, United, Fiend, freedombmx, kunstform


Register online now

To get you in the mood, here is the video from the freedom BMX Awards in Stuttgart

See you on March 11th, 2023 in Stuttgart!

Greetings

Your kunstform BMX Shop Team