ON THE COVER of DIG #78:
001 Ty Morrow, Standby Barcelona.

FRONT END
014 Ballbag: Joe Rich and some extended family values…
020 Ignition: Leo Forte gets kicked out… DIG THIS
026 Out Of Focus: The DIG/howies contest has a winner…
028 Insider: Skavenger talk with Edwin and Vinnie.
030 321: Eddie Cleveland’s Q&A countdown…
032 UNSUNG: The story of hippy Steve and his box jump.

FEATURES
034 No Half Measures: Ricky Adam spends 48hrs in Chicago with Mark Webb. 

-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 are some hightlights of the newest issue of BMX Plus! magazine, the monthly BMX publication that has been bringing you BMX coverage for 30 years:
**2011 Sneak Peek Buyer's Guide
**Woodward Photo Feature
**Red Bull's Soggy Stomping Ground
**ABA/UCI Summer Nats
**The Future is Here. Speed's Elite M-series
**On the Spot with Phlandus Alexander
**Half Cab hops made easy
**The Best Spots ever. Brought to you by the pros
**Tech Tip (Faster with the turn of a wrench)
**Haro Insider More BMX goodies await inside.

Pick up a copy today!

-Frame: Fenix 2010 made in Quamen factory
-Forks: KGB Space II with "reflex" brake system
-Headset: Flybikes
-Stem: Flybikes street
-Bars: Fenix prototype
-Grips: Suelo (flybikes)
-Bar ends: Flybikes
-Brake levers: Odyssey

-Frame: WTP scorpio 21
-Forks: WTP helium
-Headset: WTP compact
-Stem: WTP supreme
-Bars: WTP lock stock
-Grips: WTP el barrio
-Bar ends: WTP el barrio
-Brake cable: SNAFU

Frame: full chromoly, T/T length 20.8", integrated head tube, MID BB shell, single cable route, 5mm dropouts, welded seat clamp
Fork: full chromoly w/ tapered legs (31.8 to 25.4mm) 1-1/8"
Wheels: Black Label alloy DW 36-hole rims, Black Label alloy sealed bearings hubs: front 3/8" chromoly axle, rear 1-pc. driver cassette w/ 14mm hollow chromoly axle
Tires: Odyssey Mike Aitken 20" x 2.125" front, 20" x 1.95" rear
Crankset: Black Label Lite 3-pc. chromoly 175mm w/ 25/9 gearing

Frame: KHE Paris II
Bars: KHE miss swiss bars with stem built in.
Bar Caps: Custom made (by Steve Green from EbbwVale)
Grips: Tennis grips from JJB sports
Tires: KHE 1.75 front & 1.75 rear
Wheels: Odessey light silver front 36hole/ Odessey light black rear 36 hole
Pegs: front & rear pegs Sequence 7075 Majic Sticks with back drilled to hell and back haha

-Frame: Amity Russo
-Forks: Amity Jesus
-Headset: FSA impact
-Stem: Demolition
-Bars: Mutiny glams
-Grips: Amity
-Bar ends: none
-Brake lever: Odessey

Brand new and really fresh issue of virtual BMX magazine from Czech is here right now. This time with supplement: exhibition catalogue HARD JOB! with original flatland photos from Matěj Švadlena. What is in English translation in this edition?

- editorial - Ladies and gentlemen...DENES KATONA! (big interview with Hungarian and very talented flatland rider)
- Articles: BMX Masters, Flatland Churchfight, Telekom Local Support Miniramp Challenge
- Who? Ondřej Havlíček aka Vondras (Czech BMX rider from Pilsen)
- Who? Davis Dudelis aka Ondo (Latvian flatlander)

Beyond these reading, you can watch nice photos or splash little bit in our archive of old issues.

Where? LOVEBMX.CZ

Frame: full chromoly, integrated head tube, MID BB shell, single cable route under T/T, removable brake bosses & cable stop / cable guide, 20.75" top tube length.
Fork: full chromoly w/ tapered legs (31.8 to 25.4mm) 1-1/8"
Wheels: Black Label alloy DW 36-hole rims, black or color anodized; Black Label alloy sealed bearings hubs: front 3/8" chromoly axle, rear 1-pc. driver cassette w/ 14mm hollow chromoly axle 

6.0 doesn’t stop at Shoes. They’ve got a complete line of “action sports” clothes, going under the same umbrella. With people in the company responsible for design, quality control, fabrics, and people relating this to what the riders need, it’s well possible that the final product they come up with is the right one for you.

Frame: 2 tubes chromoly (D/T & T/T), integrated head tube, MID BB shell, 6mm dropouts, welded seat clamp. 20.75" top tube length
Fork: full chromoly, tapered legs (31.8 to 25.4mm) 1-1/8"

Wheels: Black Label alloy 36-hole rims, SW front, DW rear, painted or anodized; alloy front hub w/ 3/8" chromoly axle, alloy cassette 1-pc. driver rear hub w/ 14mm hollow chromoly axle
Tires: Odyssey Mike Aitken Smooth 20" x 2.25" front,

Dan Norvell gets the cover of the September issue of BMX Plus! magazine doing a nacnac flair on dirt. But what else is in this issue of America's monthly BMX publication?

BMX PLUS! September 2010 issue.
*Dean Dickinson's Pink Motel Pool Party
*Track Directory *Mini wheels done right
*Restoring Ron Wilkerson's old Schwinn
*On the move
*Built to last. Mini wheels made to last
*On the spot
*Update everything. Hot summer bikes and parts.
*100 pools and counting
*Bunnyhop tips and more!
Check out this issue today and get stoked on BMX!

- Departments -
First Words
Editor In Chief Keith Mulligan sheds a bit of light on Dennis Enarson’s interview.

Start
Kevin Kalkoff finds a fun setup in Chicago under cover while it’s raining out.

Up Front
The usuals… Sponsor Block, Injured List, and Fine Print.

Pro Q&A: Nigel Sylvester
“I’m so used to hate that I’m starting to embrace it.” -Nigel Sylvester

We make a big deal about around here about the Legacy of SBC, the style, the products, the people. Sometimes things move so fast in the production phase that the steps we take forward aren’t always set out on front street for all to see. We just move forward and do what we do best, that’s Standard. So, to remove some of the mystery behind the process, we bring you the first step in prototyping a new project, The Juke. Maybe it starts with an idea, or an email, many phone calls some napkin sketches, then it 

Just after the new issue of Zwanzig Zoll hit the market, the Berlin crew announced that they've got a new website up. But to get the real feeling of the magazine you have to pick up a copy at the local BMX shop or kiosk over in Germany. You'll find Brian "Brother from an other mother" Kachinsky featured in the new FATBMX.com advertisement. He didn't have to kill himself for this one, he just crossed up the handlebars and added some style.

What else is in the new issue? Here's the list:
GUINNESS RECORDS, MELLOWPARK UPDATE, MADE IN QUEENS, FRISS DRECK JAM PLAUEN, VERLETZUNGSMUSTER WITH SERGEJ GEIER, TELEKOM X-TREME PLAYGROUNDS DUISBURG, ILTISPARK FOREVER, SHUTTERSWORLD, MAXSOMENOISE, GIRLS, TELEKOM LOCAL SUPPORT BERLIN, PRODUKTPAGE, INTERVIEWS: ANDY ZEISS, CHESTER BLACKSMITH, RICH HIRSCH…

Integrated seat clamps on frames are all the rage these days, but the SNAFU crew is a fan of the tried-and-true alloy clamp. Snafu's new Cerrito clamp goes one better on the standard design by using a stainless-steel insert for the threads. Over-tightening the bolt won't pull the alloy threads out of the clamp. Available in three colors and two sizes later this month.

Carhartt provides a sleeping bag manufactured by best known alpine and mountaineering company SALEWA. The high quality technical features which meet SALEWA’s rigorous standards make this innovative, all-round sleeping bag the ultimate piece for trekking and travel. This particular breathable sleeping bag – modell Sigma Flex 1 – has a complete weight of approximately 1.420 g, a body size of 190 cm and a temperature range from -15 to +5 degrees. 

Over the weekend we heard some shocking news. B&D Verlag, publisher of Freedom BMX magazine and also a MX, Sk8board, and MTB mag is bankrupt. What!!?? I immediately felt for the people who are working there and also thought about the history of the magazine. If you're at number 94, you do want to make it to number 100, at least. So far the insolvence company has picked up the paychecks that's why issue #94 is here. Also the next magazine (#95) is in the works. What happens after that remains to be seen. Here's the options:
1. No more Freedom
2. Another publisher picks up all the magazine titles and it's business as usual
3. Someone buys the Freedom BMX title and keeps it going one way or the other.
If you want to show your support to the mag, buy yourself a copy. It can only help keep Freedom BMX alive. #94 has the following to offer:

Who would have thought CASE BMX, the free BMX magazine would make it to issue number three. Well, Mike and his crew of course. And dealing with some strong magazine competition in the UK and the popularity of the internet hasn't turned the Case crew down one bit. The new issue has lots to offer and with a new designer, it also got a new look. UK BMX shops should have the new issue in their store this week with the USA following in a week or so. Issue #3 has got:
-Tom Davis article
-Casselberry report
-4Down road trip
-Matt Priest
-Chris Hardy
-Warren Daniel
-Lima & Pipe

The Spring / Summer 2010 collection offers a fantastic range of shirts. You’ll find regular as well as classic button down shirts of both long-sleeved and short-sleeved made of all different kinds of fabrics: denim, poplin, chambray, oxford, madras and summer flanell. All checked and striped shirts are made of yarn dyed fabrics, which accentuate the graphic pattern and bring out the bright and strong colours.

S/S Folsom Shirt
The short-sleeved Folsom Shirt is made of yarn dyed oxford cotton, a two-ply fabric that withstands the stresses of daily wear and repeated

Sometimes you think things can't get any better. Believers in the ODI Longneck grip could ride that grip for the rest of their life. But here's some news for you. Stay Strong are bringing out the Stay Strong Longneck. Yes, made by ODI so expect the same quality and feel. Neal Wood actually drew up these grips for Stephen/Stay Strong and they're looking awesome. Available later this year in various colours. Get your orders in.

-Frame: Pilgrim Pro Unit frame
-Forks:  Colony Official
-Headset: Colony
-Stem: Colony
-Bars: S&M Beringer
-Grips: Colony LFH
-Bar ends: Colony
-Brake lever: Odyssey
-Brake cable: Odyssey

First Words
Editor In Chief Keith Mulligan finally got the feature article for this issue done after slopping around in mud for a while and battling Mother Nature for nearly half a year.

Start
It was once called “freestyle,” and don’t you forget it.

Up Front
Sponsor changes, injuries, and a bit of that stuff we refer to as news.

Pro Q&A - Davey Watson
Do you know about Davey’s flatland background, why he licked Mike Hoder’s feet, his secret to bunnyhop barspins, or what

FRONT END
014 Ballbag: Why’s everybody in such a fucking rush?
020 Ignition: Devin Feil and another made up guy called Jesus.

DIG THIS
026 Repo: Federal’s product launch in London town.
028 Homage: Woodbridge trails RIP and Dolecki’s first ever photo in DIG.
030 Repo: Wild times at the Soulardouzant Jam in Paris.
032 Travel Sickness: Enarson, Young & Co and the myth of Malaga.
034 Videostore: The rise and rise of the independent BMX video scene.

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