Trip To LBC from MoN on Vimeo.

Ramon recently embarked on a Socal adventure and met up with the Fixie Factory and company for some serious riding. All your favorite heavy hitters in this one.

Make sure to check out the Demolition warehouse edit and his own edit here

TTV with the assist on this one.

Walt of Namsayin stopped by the ZLOG workspace to check out my whip and see how I run things. Head over to the post and see all of the detailed shots of the Radio Bombtrack. Get familiar with Namsayin if you are a fiend for Seattle culture.

Speaking of kid Mike, here is a quickie from him and Nick Ramirez repping for Leader Bikes

Via RecFail

Lots of good stuff goin on in here from everyone. I never get tired of watching this style of riding and im real excited that Matt made it to number 10 of this series. Antonyos got crazy style, even his sliders look sick.

DJ is out in Portland, Oregon for vacation and you know he’s making the most of it. Living it up and killing local spots. From what he has told me, he’s loving every minute there and has shown great interest in the place. Will Portland have a new resident shredder? Stay posted.

The entire team has been riding these bars for quite a while without any hiccups or complaints. They come in blue, black, and flashy chrome. They are plenty wide and have a comfortable backsweep as well. For the time being, I can’t see myself riding any bars but these.

WE LOVE SPIKE HI BAR part 1 from breakbrake17 on Vimeo.

Radio Bikes is a company based out of Cologne, Germany. They currently have a large selection of BMX bikes and components in their line, and in the last couple years have been busting into the Fixed Gear Freestyle market (Mainly in Europe). I have been in touch with the folks who are spearheading the Bombtrack project and I find they are very knowledgeable and excited about the future of Fixed Freestyle; not something I expected from a company with a rich BMX history. It turns out the people behind this particular frame are fixed riders. Their sponsored rider, Simon “Gomok” Andraca has played a big part in development and it really shows.

The Bombtrack is in-line with all of the current necessities of a modern fixed freestyle bike. It features a negative bb drop, sloping top tube, 14mm dropouts, it comfortably fits 2.3 inch tires and 26″ wheels. I have been able to feel a positive difference when it comes to 180’s, full cabs, and hops in general. I am loving the S&M 5″ rise bars. They are super wide, high, and strong. Thanks to Shad at GOODS BMX for helping me find the right bar/stem combo! Another new component that I need to mention is the Zontrac straps; they hold their shape amazing and are the thickest, stiffest straps I have ridden thus far.

Continue reading for the full parts breakdown and more photos.

Frame: Radio Bombtrack size Large
Fork/Headset: Radio Fork/ Animal Hs
Crankset/Bottom Bracket: Demolition Cranks 165/ Resist bb
Pedals/Straps: Eclat/ Zontrac
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain: suntour cog/ Sadio Sprocket/ KMC Chain
Handlebars/Stem: S&M race bars/ Fit S4 Aitken Stem
Saddle/Seatpost: Eclat saddle/ MCNL pivotal post
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire: MTX33/ Reaper Hub/ WTB Graffiti 2.2
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire: MTX33/ Reaper/ Halo Twin Rail 2.2

Check out the Pedal Room page for this bike.

One summer afternoon, riding in downtown Seattle with good friends. We had just finished up a Zlog photo shoot and all decided to rip through the city on fast bikes while wearing Drop Bars Not Bombs shirts. I hope to get more fast bike edits together in the future.

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Riders:
Pavel Cherny
Zach Hoffner
Anthony Positano
Christian Coomer
Josh Splattstoesser

Filmed by:
Jake Hanson
Ruben Glew

Matt Spencer really delivered the goods in this edit. So glad to be seeing more AJ Austin shredding along with Corey, Matt, Gus, and John (am I missing anyone?).

Wolf drawn