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The HARO 350.1 comes in two sizes and weighs in at 25.5lbs. It retails for $ 439.99 in the USA and the features are:
-2 tube crmo frame (top tube & down tube) with mid BB shell, integrated head tube and a 20.5" or 21" top tube length
-Crmo steer tube fork with hi-ten tapered legs
-Hi-ten bars 8.25" (on 20.5") or 8.5" (on 21") with alloy forged Haro stem
-3-piece crmo 8-spline 175mm cranks with sealed Mid BB

Things have shaken up over at the RIDE UK staff, but issue 178 is almost here and it's their annual Ride To Glory issue. Team Premium came out the winner so it's a big issue for them. You can read about the other teams in the contest too. Did Vans lose their log book once again? What happened to the FOX crew? Was team Stay Strong actually staying strong? And where did travel team number one United end up? Each team got a list of things that needed to be taken care of to score points. You can see how team Premium won it. The mag comes with a DVD too so if you want to watch the issue, just put that DVD in the player and hit the triangle.

That's Chris Smith on the cover spinning his bars in a fullpipe in Manchester, England. Issue is out on Friday July 12th.

A new, upgraded JVC ADIXXION, the action camera ready for action right out of the box, was announced today by JVC KENWOOD Corporation. The new JVC GC-XA2 ADIXXION offers a range of performance and feature enhancements that boost image quality and versatility, and the camera remains ready for most any situation, no external housing necessary. Like the original ADIXXION, the new GC-XA2 is water-, shock-, dust- and freeze-proof – JVC’s Quad-Proof design – with built-in LCD and Wi-Fi. Performance improvements in the new model include 1920 x 1080 60p/50p Progressive Full HD recording,

-Frame: Haro SD v2 - 20.8
-Forks: Haro skeleton forks
-Headset: Vocal headset
-Stem: Premium sub 10 top load
-Pedals: Premium plastics
-Grips: Premium
-Bar ends: Premium
-Chain: KMC half link
-Sprocket: vocal ecliptic 28t

After a photo and a video issue, DIG has now focused on the Artsy Fartsy people out there in BMX. Being creative is very welcome in BMX and these people make sure there is never a dull moment.
014 BALLBAG: An artsy-fartsy guest editorial from Defgrip’s Nuno Oliveira. The helmet was just lying there…
020 IN THE BEGINNING: We catch up with Internet video sensation and trick innovator Tim Knoll…
022 HEY SIMONE!: I bet you didn’t you know that Simone Barraco was quite the artist?
024 HIDEOUT – THE TRUE ESSENCE OF DIY: Rob Palmer gives us the lowdown on one of the sharpest independent projects out there… 
026 CHRIS PIASCIK: Find out more about this issue’s guest cover artist and his thousands of daily drawings.
028 CORRIGAN’S CREATIONS: Ryan Corrigan has built more ramps than even he cares to remember. The T1 setup is the sort of thing he’d much rather be talking about…

-Frame: Lineage
-Forks: FYB with 990 mounts
-Headset: Haro
-Stem: Lineage
-Bars: Biker Bar
-Grips: Team Haro
-Bar ends: Team haro
-Chain: TSC
-Sprocket: Lineage
-Cranks: Premium 1948

I remember the feeling I got of getting the FAT-'zines back from the printer's. It felt awesome as you know exactly how much time it had cost to put one together. The Figure crew must feel the same way. The latest summer issue has 100 pages and comes in 'zine size but is printed in full colour and glued together. It's very pro for a 'zine. The regular articles come back once again and Sergio Layos gets the interview. The "Illustrer" article goes to Ruben Alcantara and David Quesada and the "Filmer" part goes to "Cool Story Bros'"