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Dave Mirra has fleshed out the details for qualifying, prize awards and other details related to next month's King of the Animal House event. Here's how the program for both days of riding will work: FRIDAY NIGHT
• Cash Jam: 16 riders compete for $8,000
• The rider with the most cash at the end of the Friday night cash jam goes last in the final group at Saturday's final jam
• The winner of the cash jam will also win a Yamaha TTR125 pit bike with DC Shoe Co. graphics
SATURDAY
• 4 groups with 4 riders in each group
• The rider with the most cash from Friday night's cash jam will go last in the final jam
• The rider with the least cash from Friday night will go first. Strategy will come into play in Saturday's final jam
• Prizes for the final jam:
The new issue of Cream is back to the non-riding cover theme with Alex Baret reading some mag at a laundrymat while washing his bike. Here's a list of what's inside the upcoming issue:-Vans Kill The Line
-Ron Wilkerson-2HIP
-FISE Experience final
-Brighton Jam
-Riding on Fire
-Steve van Doren
-Robert Williams
-Field Control
-Isaac Hoefling
-Adrenalin Games
-Interbike
-Costa Rica jam
Our ROTOR sprockets are made in Germany from the finest material to ensure the highest quality and guarantees extreme long life. Made in one of the leading manufacturer for high end motorcycles components, our sprockets are CNC machined using an exclusive process to cut the teeth. "Diamond cut" is an innovative manufacturing process resulting in a visible higher quality sprocket than was ever possible on standard milled sprockets. Special tooling guarantees 
Here's one of Mirra Bike Co's complete bikes in the Street line: The Chocolate. Ridden, designed and endorsed by Nigel Sylvester. It's got the full heat treated aftermarket frame and the complete bike weighes in at 24.3 lbs. Now read the spec list to see if this one would fit your type of riding.-T/T length: 21" top tube length
-Color: Flat Black
-Frame: "aftermarket frame / full heat-treated Sanko / Japanese Crmo w/ S.B. & D.B. tubing w/ MID BB shell, integrated head tube &
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.