interview that starts on page 36. When we asked Mike how his knee was, he said he just hurt it in SLC and is fine for the next comp, the finals, in Vegas. The new issue has a bunch of 2011 bikes inside, which we also saw at Interbike. Yes, we saw more than the Taiwan shit we posted online earlier this week. A few of the X Games 16 athletes were missing in Vegas during Interbike but there were still plenty around. BMX Plus! has the full coverage of the event for you.
The Tree crew went on a road trip. Not to Vegas, but they visited plenty of riding spots and slept under the van down South, Tree style. What does the Ultimate Street bike look like if you don't have to look on the price tag of the parts? Page 58-59 shows an S&M ATF for $ 1,749.75 and Jacob Marshall is the lucky winner.
BMX Plus! went to the SLC Nationals and came back with a full race report. Mongoose's Legion got tested as well as Redline's Flight Pro XL. Eddie Fiola's GT performer got restored, there's plenty of moving pictures for your wall, plastic products to check out and a story about the Kastan Strut. Don't forget about the BMX Plus! regulars too and you've got a packed issue once again. 100 pages of BMX in total. Costs: $ 4.99.
-BdJ
It just turned October but we've got our hands on the November issue of BMX Plus! magazine already. We actually picked up a copy last week at the Interbike show where they had a booth set up. It's always good to get some reading material for the long travel home. The November issue came with a sweet cover. Things look normal with Maddog doing a fakie wallride but when you open it up it's got Nora Cup Ramp Rider of the year Drew Bezanson on the other side doing exactly the same. Good timing guys! Mike Spinner's got an 
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