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From Glory to Gloom? The Rise and Rift of the Gauta BMX Trio

 From Glory to Gloom? The Rise and Rift of the Gauta BMX Trio.


When the Gauta BMX Trio pedalled their way from their hometown to Cape Town, they didn’t just cover kilometres, they captured the hearts of South Africans. The brave journey, fuelled by determination, youth energy, and a shared dream, brought them national recognition and the attention of DJ Karri, who amplified their story to an even wider audience. Soon after, sponsors began circling, eager to back the inspiring young cyclists who had turned a bold vision into reality.

But behind the scenes, cracks began to form.

Two of the three members, Karabo and Da Goat, were soon spotted in videos seemingly enjoying the fruits of their newfound fame: car rides, costly trips, and flashy spending. While their choices made waves on social media, they also sparked murmurs of concern among supporters. Gauta, in contrast, continued producing cycling content, staying close to the passion that had put the trio on the map.


Then came the fallout. Allegations surfaced that one member no longer wanted to work with the others, a move reportedly blocking sponsorship opportunities for the whole group. This public rift left fans wondering: Was this just a clash of personalities, or something deeper?

The truth may lie in the trio’s original mission. Upon their return from Cape Town, they were reportedly offered land to start a cycling hub, a golden opportunity to cement their legacy and give back to the sport. But instead of focusing on this long-term vision, energy shifted towards personal luxuries. With little visible effort to rebuild momentum or create fresh projects, the only consistent cycling updates came from Gauta himself.

Now, talk has emerged about opening a new account to attract more sponsors. For some, this suggests a more troubling reality: the money may have run out, and with no clear plan for another major cycling challenge, sponsorship is their only lifeline. Yet the irony is hard to ignore; the Gauta BMX Trio brand still holds weight, and working together under that name could reignite interest.

The trio’s journey began with unity, resilience, and a shared dream that inspired thousands. Whether they can put differences aside to restore that spirit, or whether this is the end of the road, remains to be seen. One thing is certain: in the fast-moving world of fame, it’s not just about how far you can ride, but how well you can keep the wheels turning.

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