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Mutiny Bikes announced today that they are working on a signature frame and bars with Jeff Wescott that will be called “The Comb”. No specs or details have been released other than the photo above, but we can expect to see it becoming available Spring 2015! We’ll keep you posted when we know more!
As promised, we said we would get you full specs and details on the limited edition Angel of Death frames that FBM are cooking up as soon as we found out the info! These limited edition frames will be made from 4130 chromoly with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 9″ stand over height, 11.75″ bottom bracket eight and a 13.375″ (slammed) chain stay length. The frame will feature a 3D laser cut gusset on the down tube, double butted top and down tubes, a single butted seat tube, Mid bottom bracket, the classic pierced top tube with the wishbone on the seat stay, a wishbone on the chain stay and heat-teed drop outs. The frame will be available in top tube lengths of 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ with colors of black, clear and red. You have the option of no brake mounts, welded on seat stay brake mounts or removable seat stay brake mounts (note: removable mounts are not included but can be purchased for $9.99 separately).
There are only 100 of these frames being produced and they can be pre-ordered for $369.99 today by having your local shop or favorite mail-order get an order in for you or you can pre-order one for yourself directly from the FBM webstore right now!
More photos can be found right here.
It has been a few years now that BMX lost Randy Taylor now, but Mutiny Bikes is keeping the memory of him strong. They’re working on a special re-issue of his signature Loosefer frame that will have 100% of the proceeds being donated to charity. Head over to The Merged to get a look at the other green color and the seat stay that this frame will be released in, in a little while. Rest in Peace, Randy! We all miss you!
I have a feeling there are some tears of joy coming from a few of your older guys out there! Above is a sneak peek look at the new Angel of Death frame that FBM is cooking up. This frame uses the same look as the original with the wishbones of the seat and chain stays, but uses a mid bottom bracket, integrated head tube and I’d assume much lighter tubing than the original. Full specs and details will be released further down the road when these are close to release.
“When We started making frames, we wanted to make something strong, functional, and totally awesome.
What we came up with was the Angel Of Death, and years later, it’s back!
With final details still pending, we have this spy shot of one of 3 existing NEW Angel of Death frames made in house at FBM Machine Shop!
Keep an ear to the ground for more information!
Current Testing being done by Dylan Cole and Kelly Baker…” – FBM
We got a preview of Dakota Roche’s new signature frame from Cult the other day in his Cultifornia video and here at Interbike, but we didn’t have the specs! Here it all is…
The new Dak frame is made from 100% Cult classic chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 9.25″ stand over height and 13.5″ – 13.8″ chain stay length. You can find gussets on the top and down tubes with a special Dak logo on the bottom, an investment cast seat post clamp, investment cast seat stay bridge, tapered seat stays, S-Bend chain stays to fit the big 2.40″ tires, removable brake mounts, 5mm thick heat-treated drop outs and custom graphics designed by Dakota himself. The Dak V2 will be available in top tube lengths of 20″, 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″, 21.25″ and colors of black and brown. Expect this frame to be hitting shops and mail-orders worldwide soon!
Check out the brown version right here!
Looks like Matthias Dandois is getting a very well deserved signature frame from Haro! Head over to Flat Matters for details on the La Bastille frame that will be out soon!
Head over to the United website to check out a preview of their latest product that should be dropping soon! They have updated and new frames, bars, forks, grips, seats, sprocket and more! Get a look at it all right here!
This is awesome. The guys at Transition BMX Shop up in Edmonton, Canada got their hands on a one off, accidentally painted camo 20.75″ BTM frame from S&M Bikes. Instead of taking advantage of this rare occasion for their own profit, they have decided to auction it off for a good cause and donate everything to the Wounded Warriors of Canada. The auction will start September 1st on Ebay at $1 and run for 7 days. We will be dropping a link Monday as soon as it goes live, so make sure you keep an eye out for this!
