-Brake pads: -
-Rotor: -
-Chain: KMC K710 SL
-Sprocket: SNAFU Ola 28t
-Cranks: SNAFU Mayweather
-Bottom Bracket set: SNAFU
-Pedals: SNAFU Anorexic
-Seatpost clamp: built in
-Seatpost: Pivitol
-Seat: Odyssey Aitken
-Front tire: Odyssey Aitken 2.25
-Front rim: Odyssey Hazard light
-Front hub: Odyssey Vandero 2
-Rear rim: Odyssey Hazard light rim
-Rear tire: Odyssey Path 2.1
-Rear hub: SNAFU Cassette 9t
-Pegs: WTP
Weight: somewhere between zero and a hundred and four
What distribution companies in South Africa import the good BMX stuff?
Greg: Omnico does Mongoose and SNAFU, The Riot does Odyssey, Sunday, and Cult.
Is it crazy expensive to keep your bike running all the time?
Greg: It can be a little pricey for the good stuff. The rand dollar exchange rate is pretty steep which makes it a little hard for most guys to keep their bikes fresh.
Do you hold back on some tricks/stunts to save your bike/parts?
Greg: No. I trust all my parts.
When you go on a road trip in South Africa and you know you're not going to be close to any shops, what parts/tools do you bring?
Greg: I usually just take some tubes and a few spokes. I take all the tools I would need to strip and build the bike.
Where was the Halloween jam this year?
Greg: Halloween Jam was at Gum Trails in Cape Town. It was absolutely ridiculous. So much so that we are keeping the footage for The Riot video instead of going web.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.