FRAME: 34R BERTO 21”BARS: 34R BARTO 8.3”
Grips: ODI POW
STEM: 34R ORTA topload 53 mm
HEAD SET: 34R ROTA head set
FORK: 34R STONE II
BRAKE SYSTEM:
34R CLITO lever
The GT Performer is the longest running name for a BMX freestyle bike. It all started when Eddie Fiola slowly unveiled the frame through print ads in the magazine. The curved downtube at the fork took care of the clearance, the standing platform helped with some of the tricks. Both items are gone now, but you get a lot more bike for the buck on the 2013 model. -Frame: 2013 GT Street Design S/S, Cr-Mo Main tubes (H/T, T/T, D/T), DT Gussett, MID BB , Seat Stay Mounted U-Brake,
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Oct 17, 2012
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New Zealand National Coach, Ken Cools To Return To Canada To Coach National Team
Oct 17, 2012
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BikeNZ BMX national coach Ken Cools has resigned to take up a new role back in his native Canada. Cools has accepted the position as Canada’s first National Coach and Performance Director for BMX, based near Vancouver. While he enjoyed the job in New Zealand, the lure to return home to be closer to his family and the challenges of the new role were the deciding factors. Cools, a well-known and highly respected former pro rider and coach, initially came to New Zealand as a late replacement for Grant White, who took up a position with Ondra Belohoubek, Dominik Jirik, Patrik Fafek - KH video part from komoon
Oct 17, 2012
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Freegun Underwear Presents Pro Flatland BMX Rider Alex Jumelin
Oct 17, 2012
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Texas Toast photo album by Antti Huotari/Signature BMX Finland.
Oct 17, 2012
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The Texas Toast event in Austin this past weekend looked like a true BMX event, the way BMX should be. Although not there myself in person, plenty of coverage made it on the web to get the feeling. When Antti told me he was skipping the Interbike show to go to Austin instead for Texas Toast I wasn't sure if that was the smartest move. Seeing everyone in Las Vegas is the best part of that show. But it looked like everyone was at Texas Toast too! And riding went on all weekend, something that has been missing in Vegas. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.