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American BMX Company (ABC) is busy developing a ling of modern BMX components that will features the legendary Cook Bros. racing name. ABC recently acquired the rights to the brand name. The company announced earlier this year that it bought Race Inc. Quality BMX Products and acquired the rights to Bottema Forks, two more legendary BMX brands. Cook Bros. Racing, founded by brothers Gary and Craig in 1972, was an early player in the high-end world of BMX racing, making chromoly frames and forks and a range of CNC-machined components. Among the company’s innovations is the Uni stem, a predecessor to the threadless stems found on most bikes today. The brothers also produced mountain bike frames and components through the 1980s and into the 1990s. They sold Cook Bros. Racing in 1984.

“We are very excited about acquiring the rights to the Cook Bros. Racing brand. We already have a full line of Neo Retro and retro-mod components in development. We’ll offer handlebars, stems, seatclamps and other parts suitable for the retro crowd or even BMX racers looking for something unique for their modern race bikes,” said Marc Côté, the owner of Montreal-based ABC.

Among the products in development are Neo Retro products such as handlebars and stems in 22.2 and 31.8 diameters, seatclamps, headsets and cranks. ABC also plans to sell brake sets and hubs co-

The Caroline Buchanan limited edition Christmas donut box is for adults only this year. 2019 was all about the kids but this year the sizing is tailored to 2 size options for women and 2 size options for men.

Each exclusive box includes:

1 x FIST ‘DONUT SPRINKLES’ GLOVES (pair)
1 x ODI GRIPS DONUT PADDED GRIP RING (Pair)
1 x KNOBBY KIDS YO-YO “ surprise..not photographed "
2 x KNOBBY ‘DONUT SPRINKLES garments

Kilian Reichmeyer on fire, killing it on the streets of Munich (Germany) for @Fitbikeco. and AllRide BMX Distribution. Yeww!

Hi, my name is Adam. I'm 14 and this is my 2020 edit, which I have worked on during this year. Thanks all boys behind the lens.

2020 was a hell of a year, but we know that didn't stop Trey Jones. With the world closed down, Trey unlocked a laundry list of new and old spots and documented it all using his collection of older cameras and DIY mentality. There is no lack of creativity style, and Trey's "ride everything" mindset in this all new video. Watch "Analaog" now.

"Been cracking away at this video since the start of 2020 with 95% of the clips happening on a Friday night or a Saturday day. Making things happen the best we could between Covid bullshit and Troy Charlesworth (filmer) working a full time job. All the clips are from North of the QLD/NSW borders except for 2 from a school we hit before the Covid border closure. Video was cut short just in the end due to a knee injury. Enjoy and see yous in a few months ??" - Boyd

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