The new BOOTH (v-2) falls right in between the still unbreakable RUBY street frame and the x-lite SIRHAN. Think of a SIRHAN with NO holes and the RUBY street seat tube added, then increase the wall thickness on the chain stays for added longevity. More in between stuff as the geometry is 74.75ht and a 70deg seat tube. Shorter 13.6 rear slammed, lower step over .5mm, and now real fat tire friendly. Still with removeable 990 brake mounts and now made with and w/o post weld heat treating to keep cost low. MSRP is $279. and post weld ht version is $379. 
Today on the news (Studio Brussel) I heard about a big fire that was going on in St-Niklaas, Belgium. When I hear the name of that city I only think of one place, the indoor skatepark. Damnit, it was the skatepark that was on fire. Apparently the place got on fire after people were welding things up inside the place. 
Out of more than 100 entries we had to pick the three prize winners of the Nike 6.0 competition here on FATBMX. Correct answers in the online comp were: Nigel Sylvester, Garrett Reynolds, Mike Spinner and Dennis Enarson who each had a part in the Writing on the Wall video. Next to the limited edition 6.0 parts set we received two copies of the Writing On The Wall VDO. 
How nice would it be to just take off and go ride somewhere where it's sunny. Hmm, the FIT UK squad has arrived in Greece with the following crew: Marv, Cleggy, Ben Lewis, Owain Clegg, Alex Kennedy, Daniel Benson & Ian Bengochea. 
Airing Thursday, February 12, at 9:00 pm Eastern Time (6:00 pm Pacific Time) and telecast three additional times, Chad Kagy and musical guest ((Sounder)) will appear on "The Daily Habit." DC BMX team rider and highly decorated Vert and Big Air charger, Chad Kagy rolls into The Habit to catch us up on all things BMX-cellent. Also, the experimental, musical art project known as ((Sounder)) 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.