At Profile they're not afraid to offer you colours of their bike parts because they're made and painted in the USA. No need to send products to the test lab to get a certificate and get billed a ridiculous amount. They're laughing over there at Profile, I'm sure. 
We received 2 photos of the new Madera "Unity" stem. Reduction of material = reduction of weight. Specs:
-48mm available now, 53mm available soon
-Black only
-Steer tube designed to follow the contours of the fork
According to BMX history books (written by Bob "Oz"' Osborn), Redline founder Linn Kastan created the first tubular-chromoly fork on February 10, 1974. It's safe to say that with this fork design, Redline forever changed the bicycle industry - making the heavy, bladed forks of Schwinn and Ashtabula a thing of the past. Coincidentally - Today is the anniversary! 36 years ago today. 
A weekend of BMX and the 1st Annual HarborSHRED invite only BMX competition Friday, July 24th and Saturday, July 25th, 2009 Each year nearly 250,000 people attend Harborfest, a 4 day festival in Oswego, New York. Harborfest provides a wide variety of events, entertainment and a world-class fireworks display over Lake Ontario each July. This year, Harborfest organizers seek to add a new headline event to the offering, namely a BMX weekend culminating in an 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.