-Frame: S&M L.A.F Frame -Forks: Gusset
-Headset: Alone Integrated Headset
-Stem: Superstar (2010) Edge9 Stem (49mm ext)
-Bars: S&M Slam (XLT)
-Grips: Eclat Team Grip (Include Bar Ends)
-Chain: KMC z510hx
-Sprocket: BSD Superlite Sprocket (25t)
Here's the cover and the contents list of the December issue of BMX Plus! magazine. That's Brian Hunt on the cover by the way.What's inside?:
-ABA Blackjack Nats
-Nike 6.0 Huntington Beach BMX Pro
-Dew Tour Portland
-Chris Hughes and Jared Eberwein Bike Checks
-Holiday Hot List
-Two tests from Verde and BSD
-On the Spot with Dan Foley
-One the Move- wallride to tailwhip out
Doing collabs is hot and here's the latest on the Collab front. Sunday and Oakley have teamed up to get some fresh sunglasses out. Here's the info: Check out the new Sunday Frogskins! Sunday teamed up with Oakley to bring you their latest collaboration glasses. Oakley started out by making grips back in 1975 when BMX was in its infancy. The colors were chosen to reflect BMX in the early 80′s and Oakley B-1B grips. These grips came in classic color combos like red/white 
New issue of DIGBMX has the following to offer:001: ON THE COVER; Chester Blacksmith, Portland, OR. Photo by Rob Dolecki.
014 Ballbag: Ride everything!
020 Ignition: The Austin experience by Vincent Perraud.
026 Roadworthy: A Carharrt weekender in Germany.
028 Roadkill: Lost and found Sean Burns style…
030 Trends: Mike Hines shares some school based knowledge…
032 Steve Hare: Diary of a concrete park builder.
034 The Infamous Jason Levy: Yep, for real…
038 The Chicago Train Trip: Kachinsky, Hinkens, Klugiewicz and Castelluzzo let the L train take the strain in search of new spots.
050 Any Time Now: The Wethepeople video finally hits the streets. Chester Blacksmith tells you how it went down…
058 Slimebags: The Bondeth crew’s wild ride on the Gypsy
Rob Palmer from Hideout BMX sent over a couple of pictures of their new T-shirts. HIDEOUT BMX also have a New Website. The T shirts are printed on American Apparel summer t shirts. Vintage ink is used for a soft print and more subtle image so you can do clicked turndowns over big sets of doubles. 
It's hard to keep up with all the new mags we've been receiving. We need to do reviews on the Case mag, Ride UK, we finally got an issue of RIDE USA in our hands that we picked up at Interbike (tld you I was behind), we've got the new issue of SOUL BMX mag here and if we don't hurry up their next issues will show up. Hans Friedrich reminded us on the new issue of Zwanzig Zoll that just came out. As a Media Partner we'll give you the full contents list of issue #32 before we move on to the other mags. -Zwanzig Zoll went to Siberia. Yes, Siberia. Anything to ride there?
-How the pros deal with the fear for the big tricks, and we mean the BIG tricks.
-Specials on the following riders: Michael Beran, Bruno Hoffmann, Ryan Nyquist, MadDog, Bommel and Ben Hennon.
-Contest reports from: Big In Bavaria, Lords of Dirt, Rebeljam 2010,
One can never have enough hats. You feel good walking out the door with a fresh new hat on. At Quintin they're specialized in hats. They're even hand made in the USA. Not only that, they sponsor a bunch of BMX-ers that you might have heard of: Aaron Ross, Jim Bauer, Jesse Whaley and Pat Wang. For 2011 they've also done some collabs with different artists, one of the fun things they do at Quintin. Their interest lays in art, fashion and music and the hats are made with passion by the individuals that work there. 
There are still riders out there who run brakes. Some ride rotors too. Snafu's got you covered with the Astroglide cables. Here are the details:-Super-smooth AstroGlide liner and wire coating
-Zero-Compression housing construction for kink-free performance
-Coated stainless steel inner wire for smooth operation
-Three styles available:
-Split double top cable for detanglers
-Straight XL (for front or rear standard brake applications)
You’ve already heard the words of A.P.C. founder Jean Touitou about one of the most anticipated collaborations of 2010. Carhartt ads up to this by having our creative director with more on Carhartt X A.P.C We first met the A.P.C. fellows in Stockholm in November 2006. We were both opening a store next door to one another on the exact same evening… I remember it was a cold and dusky night and we all went to dinner right at the corner in a typically dark and stylish Swedish restaurant. At the table, the word “collaboration” was mentioned, but after this nothing really happened. Two years later, by the endof 2008, we called them to see if they were still interested in working together. Jean picked up and said:
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.