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-Brake caliper: Demolition Vulcan (Brakeless normally, put brakes on for Red Bull R.Evolution)
-Brake pads: Demolition (Brakeless normally, put brakes on for Red Bull R.Evolution)
-Chain: Half Link
-Sprocket: Demolition Merit
-Chain tensioners: None
-Cranks: Demolition Revolt
-Bottom Bracket set: Demolition
-Pedals: Demolition Metal Pedals
-Seatpost clamp: Integrated
-Seatpost: Demolition
-Seat: Demolition D-Seat
-Front tire: Demolition Machete
-Front rim: Demolition Zero
-Front hub: Demolition Phantom
-Rear rim: Demolition Zero
-Rear tire: Demolition Momentum
-Rear hub: Demolition Rogue
-Pad set: None
-Number plate: None

Weight: Honestly, I have no idea ha-ha. It feels great so that is good enough for me!

What parts do you change most often?
Kris: I go through grips like crazy. I have a bad habit of moving my hands around and re-adjusting my grip while I am riding, so before I know it, I have handlebar showing.

Who are some of the people who hook you up with parts when you need them?
Kris: I ride for SE Bikes and Demolition Parts, so if I ever need anything they never hesitate to take care of me. I am so stoked on how good they take care of me and I can’t thank them enough for what they do.

Do you have a mechanic?
Kris: Nope, I am my own mechanic ha-ha.

What shoes do you use?
Kris: I use Osiris shoes and they are so dialed. They have perfect tread for the pins in your pedals and the soles are nice and stiff. Dialed!

What tire pressure do you run?
Kris: I usually run around 110 PSI in my tires. I really dislike the feeling of your tires rolling off a lip or carving around a bowl corner and I feel like a harder PSI helps hold speed more as well.

Do you change your gear much for different tracks/practice?
Kris: I have not changed my gear in years. I went from a 25-9 gear to a 28-10 gear to race the Red Bull R.Evolution race, but that’s it.

Carbon forks. Yes or no?
Kris: Nope

What are the modifications you made to your bike?
Kris: I honestly don’t make too many modifications to it at all. The frame and parts are so dialed, I just run it as is with no issues what so ever!

Thanks to: First, I definitely want to thank my family for all the support. Todd Lyons and everyone at SE Bikes, Brian Castillo / Joey Cobbs and everyone at Demolition Parts, Jeremy Hanna and everyone at Sullen Clothing, Derek Betcher and the Deft Family, Arthur Dietrich and everyone at Pull-In Underwear, Shane Dogg and the Compound Ramp Park family, Ryan Brennan at Team Soil, Everyone at Boom Headphones, Kyle Carlson, Dylan Pfohl, Brian Johnson, Matt Lee, all of my friends, all of my team mates, and anyone else who has helped me out along the way. I also want to say R.I.P Thomas Hancock, you will never be forgotten brother.