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DRG Machine – Pumpa Knuck Top Load Stem

March 29, 2017

Here’s a little something we just spotted over on Can You Dig It that you’ll be stoked on. Here’s a look at the brand new DRG Machine Pumpa Knuck Top Load Stem that is coming straight out of Maine from Derrick Girard‘s machine shop. This stem is CNC machined from 6061 Billet Aluminum with a 51.5mm reach, 25.2mm rise with beveled edges, a rounded top cap and black oxide treated alloy steel bolts.

The Pumpa Knuck Top Load stem is available in Raw for $60, anodized green or anodized black for $65 and you can even get custom engraving on the stem for a little bit extra — $85 (raw) or $90 (anodized).

You can pick this stem up direct from the DRG Machine website now.

You can get custom engraving to have it say anything you want for a little extra. Stock stems come with “Made In Maine”.

Available in anodized green and anodized black on top of the raw option.

FBM – Deployer Re-Issue Frame

November 3, 2016

Here’s some really rad news for you! FBM are doing a limited edition re-issue of the old Derrick Girard signature Deployer frame! The frame will stick to a similar look, but have a few modern updates.

The Deployer Re-Issue frame is made right here in the USA by FBM from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 74.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 9″ stand over height, 11.75″ bottom bracket height and a 13.75″ (slammed) chainstay length. You can find a FBM head tube badge on the integrated head tube, a gusset on the down tube, double butted top and down tubes, an internally butted seat tube, Mid bottom bracket, single bend chain stays and heat-treated 14mm dropouts.

Since these Deployer frames will be made on a pre-order basis, you can choose either seat or chain stay mounted brake mounts and guides, welded or removable mounts, or go completely brakeless.

The Deployer Re-Issue frame will come in flat army green with top tube lengths of 20.75″, 21″, 21.25″ and 21.50″ and a weight of 5 lbs.. The frame is available for pre-order direct from the Last Call Distribution website or by calling 607-257-3480. Get on this now since it’s only available for a short time.

If that isn’t awesome enough, for $50, you can get the frame with a Limited Edition FBM X DRG Quadsaw sprocket. These sprockets are CNC machined in Maine by Derrick Girard himself. They’re made from 7075-T6 aluminum, come in sizes of 28, 30 or 33-tooth with a 19mm or 22mm heat-treated 4140 chromoly adaptor and come in colors of anodized black or polished.

The frame and sprocket will set you back $419.99.

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FBM – Derrick Girard “All Time Low”

October 18, 2016

FBM keeping the steady flow of classics being uploaded to their Youtube channel. Here’s Derrick Girard‘s section from the “All Time Low” video for your viewing pleasure. This is packed full of trails, skatepark and street gold. You can’t pass this one up.

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Derrick Girard Talks Quad Saw Sprocket

August 22, 2016

There’s a fresh interview with Derrick Girard over on Can You Dig It where they talk about his new venture into CNC machining sprockets out of his garage in Maine, along with a couple other topics like why he is “anti-social media” according to his wife and what he’s been up to since riding BMX professionally. You can check out the interview and a ton of photos right here — Interview: Derrick Girard and the Quad Saw Sprocket

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Product: DRG Machine – Quad Saw Sprocket

February 12, 2016

Here’s some gold we spotted over on Can You Dig It for you guys to check out. If you have been wondering what the one and only Derrick Girard has been up to lately, well, we have the answer. Derrick has been living up in Maine and has fired up DRG Machine LLC. What does that mean? It means he’s started a machine shop and it turns out he’s been firing out some BMX sprockets. The Quad Saw is CNC machined from 7075-T6 aluminum with a 15/16″ center bore (24mm) with a etched “Made In Main”, size and “Quad Saw” logo. The sprocket is available in 28-tooth, 33-tooth and 36-tooth sizes with colors of raw and black, weights of 2.9 oz. (28), 3.8 oz. (33) and 4.6 oz. (36) and a price tag of $51.99 for raw, $53.99 for black and you can even get your own custom etched lettering for an extra $20 ($71.99 / $73.99).

The Quad Saw can be picked up direct from the DRG Machine webstore now. More photos below!

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East Infection

February 24, 2013

Spotted this gem over on Can You Dig It. The classic “East Infection” video is now online for your viewing pleasure. This one is definitely one to watch! Serious question… Anyone know what happened to Burger? I haven’t seen anything about that guy in years.

“This is NOT my video! Just wanted everyone to get a chance to see this New England classic! All credit goes to Rob Creanza. Starring Matty Branscombe, Burger, Sean Rudzinsky, Rob Creanza, Derrick Girard, & Brian Yeagle.” – Matt Horak

Shitluck – Derrick Girard “Against All Odds”

February 15, 2013

Leland over at Shitluck uploaded Derrick Girard’s section from the “Against All Odds” video for your viewing pleasure. Derrick is pure badass, so hit that play button and check this out. I wish there was more fresh footage of this guy popping up these days. So good.