-Bar ends: ODI-Brake lever: Shimano
-Brake caliper: Shimano
-Brake shoes: Shimano
-Chain: KMC
-Chain tensioners: Insight
-Sprocket: Elevn
-Cranks: Shimano
-Bottom Bracket set: Elevn
-Pedals: Shimano
-Seatpost: QZ
-Seat: Tioga
-Front tire: Maxxiss
-Front rim: Weinmann
-Front hub: Stealth
-Rear rim: Weinmann
-Rear tire: Maxxiss
-Rear hub: Stealth
-Number plate: Insight
-Padset:Old school haha / no padset
Weight: LOL, have no idea, it's fast!
Do you have a team mechanic who works on your bike?
Stephen: No, just myself.
What part of the bike do you like the most?
Stephen: I'm really digging my new frame. The new color scheme is sweet.
How long did it take you to get used to your new bike?
Stephen: It takes about two track sessions to feel comfortable.
What’s the trickest/coolest part of your bike?
Stephen: The new frame and rims. Gold flake
Do you ever change gears any longer?
Stephen: No, never changed my gearing. Wanted to, but never got around to doing it.
What part do you replace most often during the season?
Stephen: I would say the rear tire is the part that has to be changed most often.
Thanks to: Free Agent, 
Rockstar, Maxxiss, Fox, Shimano, ODI, KMC Weinmann, Insight, Tioga, Dale Holmes, Steve Mateus, Heath Pinter, Maris Strombergs and my family.
Pics by Stephen Larralde
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.