-Frame: GT Speed Series Pro XXL-Forks: Elevn 8.0
-Headset: Acros
-Stem: S&M Race XLT
-Bars: Elevn G2
-Grips: ODI S&M
-Bar ends: ODI
-Brake lever: Shimano DXR
-Brake caliper: Shimano
-Brake shoes: Shimano
-Chain: Shimano HG91
-Chain tensioners: GT Bicycles
-Sprocket: Shimano
-Cranks: Shimano DXR
-Bottom Bracket set: Shimano
-Pedals: Shimano
-Seatpost: Pro Radix
-Seat: Pro Radix
-Front tire: Schwalbe First Ride1.75
-Front rim: Sun ringle envy
-Front hub: Shimano DXR
-Rear rim: Sun ringle envy
-Rear tire: Schwalbe first ride 1.75
-Rear hub: Shimano DXR
Weight: I don't know and to be honest I don't really care haha
Do you have a team mechanic who works on your bike?
Julian: No, not really. My dad used to Build my Bikes when I was living at home. Now I try to be my own mechanic.
What part of the bike do you like the most
?Julian: All the Shimano Parts are awesome! Been using them for many years and can't complain.
How long did it take you to get used to your new bike?
Julian: It didn't take Long at all. The GT Frame fits me and my riding style perfectly. And my back loves the lower bottom bracket and the higher cockpit.
What’s the trickest/coolest part of your bike?
Julian: The Schwalbe Tires are definitely one of the coolest parts on my bike. Best feeling tires I have used so far.
Do you ever change gears any longer?
Julian: I change gears for training a lot. But when it comes to Racing I always use the same gearing.
What part do you replace most often during the season?
Julian: Chains and Tires
Thanks to: My Parents for supporting me since day one, Stiftung Deutsche Sporthilfe (financial suport for german athletes), Francisco Bähr, my coaches, all the Team Sponsors and my private Sponsor TX Sports
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.