Fit‘s throwback thursdays continue with Justin Inman’s section. I remember the second to last clip not really setting in when I first saw this as a kid, but it was one of the first firecracker moves outside of Pat Juliff’s Criminal Mischief section. Also, fufanu on the shark bite at Burnside FTW.

Last week Mike Aitken’s part from this classic Fit video popped up. This week Fit put Brian Fosters section online. Definitely worth watching.

This is an unbelievable display of bike control. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such effortless manual lines. How many riders can three to nose manual to three and huck a huge backflip in the same video? It’s no wonder he’s joined Fit’s line up.

Oh yeah. This is what I’m talking about. F-It is an odd piece of history in the Fit museum (it was edited by the guys from 411 skate magazine and includes some of the fastest cuts in the history of modern video editing) but there was some undeniably classic riding, like this amazing section from Aitken himself, fresh off the Mosh team. Sit down and learn, kids.

Check out FIT’s latest print ad running in the next issue of Plus! Tire ride to whip is no joke, especially on this famous Austin round rail. Benny L is the man.

Tom Dugan blasts a big 180 at a park in Ecuador for Fit’s latest print ad.

The Fit Australia team, consisting of Jack Elkins, Luke Wainman and Luke Vanenburg went to Canberra for a trip and came back with this edit. I like it. And not just because the song was written about me.

Here’s the first look at Shawn McIntosh’s signature grips from Fit. As seen on The Merged.

New one featuring the infamous hand jam. Fit.

If you are interested in Tom Dugan’s signature bars, this should tell you everything that you need to know.