Deep BMX
Deep BMX was a German Flatland brand founded in 2008 by riders Frank Lukas and Matti
Röse. Initially known for the controversial "Flat is dead" T-shirt, they focused on stylish and durable parts, tested by German Rider of
the Year Waldemar Fatkin.
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Deep BMX FAQ
Who or what was Deep BMX?
Deep BMX was a German Flatland-focused brand founded in 2008 by flatland riders Frank Lukas and Matti Röse. They gained initial attention (and likely controversy) with their provocative "Flat is dead" T-shirt.
What did Deep BMX stand for?
Beyond the initial provocation, Deep BMX emphasized style and attention to detail in their products. They aimed to offer components that were not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing within the flatland context. Importantly, they focused on durability, having their parts rigorously tested.
What makes Deep BMX products special?
Their products were special due to their rider-owned flatland focus combined with a distinct sense of style. Crucially, all Deep products were tested "through their paces", ensuring their strength and reliability for demanding flatland use.
What did Deep BMX primarily manufacture?
Deep BMX likely focused on core flatland components:
- Flatland Frames & Forks
- Flatland Bars & Stems
- Apparel: Including their notable "Flat is dead" T-shirt.
- Other flatland-specific parts like pegs.
Who were Deep BMX products suitable for?
Deep BMX products were suitable for Flatland BMX riders who appreciated parts designed by fellow riders, valued a unique style, and required components proven to be durable by top riders like Waldemar Fatkin.
Is Deep BMX still active?
The brand no longer exists in this form, as it merged into Autum BMX, which is now run solely by Matti Röse.