Bart de Jong
The IcerAir comp is back agian and this time bigger and better, as they always say. The NorCal Ramp Rats crew is behind this so you know it will be legit. The location of the event will be the McCovey Cove in San Francisco and the BMX comp is taking place on 18 October next. The costs to enter are 30 bucks for Am and 50 bucks for Pro with a 100% payback to the winners. Practice for AM starts at 10:30am and the AM comp is between noon and 1pm. The Pro comp starts at 4pm and there's an open session on the ramps after that. 
STOUT CASSETTE: Forged and CNC machined alloy hub body, 14mm hollow chromoly axle, Four sealed bearings (2 in hub, 2 in cassette), Lightweight asymmetrical design CNC'ed chromoly 17mm axle nuts, CNC'ed non-drive flange design protects spokes from grinds, LSD and RSD designs available 9-tooth forged and CNC'ed chromoly driver, 11T driver available separately, Color: Black, Weight: 16 oz. (458g) 
Check out my new frame from Quamen Bikes, the LoCal frame. It is the first frame in the BMX industry to use Cryogenic Engineering. Made in the USA using subfreezing temperatures, the treatment penetrates evenly through the metal with no chance to warp. Cryogenic treatment has been proven by scientific research to be an enhancement to heat treating. The result is a stronger ~4.25 lb. 
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21 November 1978 - Chad Kagy
21 November 1971 - Todd Lyons
21 November 1979 - Van Homan
22 November 1975 - Josh Heino
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7 November 1974 - Markus Wilke 7 November 1979 - Mark Koenig
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10 November 1976 - Brian Castillo
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4 November 1971 - Chase Gouin
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After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.