Alienation BMX, the best BMX rim manufacturer in the world of BMX Racing plans to blaze a new trail in BMX sponsorship with a Junior Elite contingency sponsorship program aimed at USABMX Pro Series races for 2012. The Junior Elite Contingency Program was selected because the staff at Alienation BMX want to invest in the future of BMX and reward deserving BMX racers who are making a commitment to achieving at a level that will prepare them for a great future in BMX racing.
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-Frame: Mongoose Fraction-Forks: Shadow captive forks (these forks are the future with 2 different offsets check the shadow site)
-Headset: Shadow corvus headset
-Stem: Shadow Ravager
-Bars: Subrosa Pandora 8.25
-Grips: Odi
-Bar ends: Shadow
-Chain: Shadow interlock v2
Q&A – Madera & Profile – Proudly made in the U.S. of A. By Mike Hinkins
Feb 03, 2012
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We have been asked all sorts of questions over the years: How is Madera different than Profile? Why does production take a bit longer? How can you do so many prototypes? What makes your stuff so different from other? And more… Many of them come right down to the answer to the following question. Take a look… Q and A: Is Madera made in the USA?
Yes. Madera componentry is made here in our factory on the same machines as Profile. It has the same craftsmanship, engineering, and design. The difference between Madera is solely aesthetic.
Name: Lee DennisAge: 27
Hometown: Niagara Falls, Canada
Hook-ups/Sponsors: BMXFU-Sundaybikes-Primo-Lotek-Ryder distro-Quintin
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Buttery ledges
-BMX video: animal cuts
-Website: tattoosnob.com
-Web video: Drew B anything
-Food: cotton candy
-Travel destination: Spain
-Riders to ride with: fu homies
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.