
Head over to the Eclat website for part 2 of their “Life on the Road” series. This time around they have caught up with Nathan Williams, Shane Weston and Chester Blacksmith to talk about the mileage they have been putting on this past year.
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Head over to the Eclat website for part 2 of their “Life on the Road” series. This time around they have caught up with Nathan Williams, Shane Weston and Chester Blacksmith to talk about the mileage they have been putting on this past year.

Head over to Flat-Matters to check out a full bike check and edit with James White and his dialed S&M Intrikat setup! That’s one dialed flatland machine.

Head over to The Merged to get the low down on the new Merritt sprocket as well as Brad Simms and Brian Foster’s signature bars!
Check out this new Clippeach from The Gully Factory featuring David Grant, Aaron Maxwell, Clay Johnson, Austin Aughinbaugh, Lahsaan Kobza and Reed Stark getting their clips at the Beardsley Banks. Fuckin’ Reed laughing at the end is hilarious. What a goon.

Get over to Collateral to check out an interview with Chris Costsonas about the new Odyssey Key Chain that they’ve ben working on. I honestly need this chain in my life. Hopefully this drops sooner than later because my chain is dying.

Head over to The Albion to check out a bunch of photos of Owain Clegg that didn’t make the cut for issue 11. They’ve even tossed in a few classics to go along with it. Awesome!

Get over to The Merged to get the low down on Proper‘s new raw colorway for the Trawlerman frame and their dialed Carrier backpack that’s designed around the old Little Devil backpacks.
Don’t forget to check out the On The Horizon we did with Proper recently as well!

Collateral posted up an awesome essay that Mat Hoffman wrote for Fortune magazine back in 1999 about why BMX is such a tight group and why we steer away from the word “corporate”. Even being written in 1999, it still is pretty fitting to the “support rider owned” thing we still push hard today. Definitely a real good read.