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“CINEMA and Fiend decided to do a collab trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma and had a good time riding spots around town. Starring Garrett Reynolds, Ty Morrow, Chase Dehart and JJ Palmere.
*Ty Morrow hurt his ankle on the first day of the trip and wasn’t able to ride.
Edited by Will Stroud
Filmed by Tony Ennis, Will Stroud, Ty Morrow, Garrett Reynolds & Kevin Conners
Photography by Kevin Conners
Head over to the Fiend site to check out Garrett Reynolds’ fresh new setup. Looks super clean.
There was no surprise to me when I heard that Empire had sold out of every single Fiend product they received in their first shipment within the first day. I figured with how psyched everyone was on the project that it wouldn’t take long for it to catch on. They had a little setup going below the T1 booth so here’s a few shots…
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Well, since the video isn’t embedable get over to the FiendBMX.com site and check it. It crashed from mass traffic once, so hopefully it stays up this time. If not, hit it up on Vimeo.
Well, the long awaited Fiend premiere is finally here. All I can say is that this whole promo video is filled with what the hells, holy shits and oh my gods. So why don’t you stop reading and start watching, because this will melt your brain.
The Fiend crew got together for a team trip to Boston. While they were there, they tossed around a disposable camera for a new Disposed that’s up on Defgrip. It sounds like their website and first promo video will be dropping Friday so expect good things.
This photo of JJ Palmere’s new Fiend build has been floating around. There’s no specs or anything, but it looks dialed. I’d imagine we’ll be seeing more from Fiend sooner than later.
Well, as expected, Garrett Reynolds’ brand, Fiend, is getting closer to having their first run of products available. Blackout Distribution dropped a few sneak peek photos and specs of the frame.
The Fiend frame will be made right here in the U.S of A (but it didn’t specify by who…) with a 75 degree head tube angle, 71 degree seat tube angle, 11.625″ bottom bracket height, 8.5″ (20.5″ / 20.75″) or 9″ (21″ / 21.25″) stand over height and a chainstay length of 13.5″ (20.5″ / 20.75″) or 13.75″ (21″ / 21.25″). If you didn’t catch it, the frame will be available in top tube lengths of 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″. The Fiend frame features a mid bottom bracket, custom integrated head tube with drilled holes for gyro tabs, removable mounts, low profile 5mm thick dropouts, integrated seat post clamp and a gusset at the down and head tube junction. The first run will be available in satin black with a weight of 4.9 lbs. on the 20.5″.
You can check out a few more close up photos here. So, what do you think?
