Head on over to the DIG website to check out Mike Hinkens’ top 5’s. There’s definitely a few real good answers in there that cracked me up.
DIG – Issue 90 Video Teaser
If you haven’t got your hands on issue 90 of DIG. I highly suggest you do. This should seal the deal if you weren’t sure.
“Issue 90 of our newly revamped and redesigned DIG is now available and our very own Peter Adam put together this video trailer with some actual excerpts from their magazine interviews and some photos past and present. In this issue we’re bringing you some of the people, places, and events that have inspired and shaped BMX and our magazine since our first issue in 1993. To mark this occasion we’ve produced four collectable covers featuring Brian Foster, Ruben Alcantara, Joe Rich, and Van Homan; all legends of the modern era.” – DIG
DIG – Overspill: Legnendary Products – Odyssey 41-Thermal Forks
Dave Paterson put together a bunch of legendary products to go with the theme for the new issue of DIG. Some of those products didn’t quite make the cut. But that’s okay, because now they are releasing them online for you to check out. You can find the one about Odyssey‘s 41-Thermal heat-treated forks right here.
Check back Friday for a little more about these forks since we’ve also got something cooking…
Product: DIG – Issue 90
As some of you may recall, DIG announced a few weeks back that they would be making some changes to the format of the magazine along with making it available for free in shops in the U.S and U.K. Well, the first issue of the new format is OUT NOW and it’s looking awesome. They’ve got 4 collectors edition covers featuring Ruben Alcantara, Brian Foster, Van Homan and Joe Rich for this issue. You can check out all the info by clicking here.
Clint Reynolds Bike Check
Head over to the DIG website to check out Clint Reynolds’ prototype S&M Credence frame decked out in Tree Bicycle Co. parts. That’s a sturdy looking unit right there.
Sneak Peek: Animal – Prototype Pedals
DIG dropped a few photos of some prototype pedals that Jared Washington is running from Animal. These plastic pedals are bearingless and appear to run on an oversized hollow spindle. You can see another photo by clicking here. I’d imagine we’ll be able to get more info out of these guys at Interbike!
