-Rear rim: Gsport Bird Cage -Rear tire: KHE Mac 2
-Rear hub: Profile Elite
Weight: 21
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What’s your S&M frame of choice and why did you pick this one? AJ: I really like the Randy Brown. It has a nice stand over height. The back end is 13.55 so it's not too short or too long. It's the best frame I've ever rode.
Are you proud on the fact that it is USA-made?
AJ: Yeah for sure. It's made down the street from my house. Those guys work there ass off every day to keep S&M number one.
How often do you build up a new ride?
AJ: I would say at the every 8 months or if I really need a new bike I just go in and ask Moeller.
Do you care about the looks of your bike?
AJ: Well I didn't used to. I was like every kid with an all black bike. Nowadays I like to change it up and pimp out my bike. So yeah I do care a lot more then I want to. Lol
What are the modifications you made to your bike?
AJ: I don't have many. I've been playing with losing weight. So I've got a f
ew Ti parts here and there. Driver, Spokes, Bolts also my hoodrich double pinstripe white walls. Who helps with parts?
AJ: MADD Dog (Chris Moeller) @ S&M
Matt Coplon @Profile
Ronie Remo @total
Nuno @Oddyssey
Erik Saunders @VP Components
Thanks to: Everyone that helps me out with parts and keeps my addiction of riding bikes going. To all my riding crew in Denver I
miss you guys. To all 9 of my old roommates at Ben Snowden house. Sometimes I hate you guys but I love riding and hanging out with you fools. Ryan Guettler letting me move in and showing me what it's like to live in a normal house. For all advice and inspiration. To my family I couldn't do it with out you guys. To my sponsors. S&M bikes, Pusher, FreeGun, PowerBar, Fear the Fighter, Vp Components Follow me on Instagram @ajanayalater 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.