Ruben Alcantara had this idea of a 1 piece seat about 1 year and a half ago. Since then FLY has been working with their seat maker to achieve the exact structure and material that they wanted. Another difficult and long project. Fly Bikes' plan was to show it to you when 
Name: Rohn Patrick (Paddy) Age: 21
Hometown: Berlin, Germany
Sponsors: Hoffman Bikes, RooF BMX
Frame: New Hoffman Bikes "Mantra-Frame"
Fork: Hoffman Bikes Fat Free fork
Stem: Hoffman Bikes "Überstem"
Pedals: Hoffman Bikes "Sole Mate Magnesium"
Bars: New Hoffman Bikes "buxon-bar"
Bar ends: Hoffman Bikes "MS Plug"
Grips: ODI Longneck
Lever: Colony "Transformer" CNC
Brake: Fly Bikes CNC
Wheels:
-Front: Hoffman Bikes "Generator-rim"
Name: Sergio Layos Age: 22
Hometown: Majadahonda (Madrid), spain.
-Frame: flybikes pantera 3 20.4”
-Forks: flybikes pantera 2
-Headset: flybikes regular height
-Bottom bracket: flybikes
Name: Steven Görtemöller (Steve-O) Age: 15 / 30-11-1992
Hometown: Aarle-Rixtel / The Netherlands
-Frame: Simple enigma 20.8
-Fork: Odyssey race classic 10 mm
-Handlebar: Simple jetset 7.5
-Bar ends: Flybikes
* Designed and ridden by Dave Mirra * 100% seamless butted 4130 chromoly tubing
* Brake mounts on chainstays
* Low-profile oval monostay behind BB
* Mid press-fit bottom bracket
* Compact dropouts with 14mm axle slots
* CNC machined head tube for integrated headsets
* Removable gyro tabs on head tube
* Top tube: 20.75
* Weight: 4.69 pounds (2.1 kg)
www.mirrabikeco.com
The Shadow Conspiracy have got a new line of T-shirts ready. We have 9 models here for you to watch. The designs are in true Shadow style and are being shipped to the stores right now. Remember those names: -She made me
-Eightys Dance party
-All over yet
-Tye Die
Teams from Eastpak, United, Twenty, DK, wethepeople and the Bicycle Union traveld across Europe to gather footage for Props' Megatour DVD. Some went to the sun (beach) straight away, others went back home immediately, some were actually looking for good places to ride (indoors) and the DK team went straight to the ghetto. It's good to see common faces in a big production like this and neither the riding nor spots are under quality. It represents the state of European BMX well. In fact BMX is alot the same in a lot of countries. You get in a vehicle, you drive to a spot, you ride, film, shoot. You get injured or you are stoked on a clip and you party the night away. Back to the van an on your way to a new spot. Putting everything together in one DVD is a major task. To get the names right alone for every clip of the forty (foreign) riders is a nightmare. When you buy a copy of Props you don't have to worry about that. The production crew did that for you. 
The new signature frame of Jeff Klugiewicz is the first full heat treatment Mankind frame. This full heat treatment makes the Forward frame ultra light (2,05kg/4,48lb) and very strong at the same time. Further it features the new Archangel Integrated Seatclamp and a Baseball Glove Bridge on the chain stays of Jeff K`s favourite ball team. The Forward frame comes with and without u-mounts. Lengths are 20,5tt, 20,8tt and 21,1tt. Colours: pearl red/brown, metallic coffee, matt black, white, silver/chrom. 
Hot to Drop. The Nike 6.0 Summer ‘08 catalog is online with a fresh batch of footwear, apparel, and accessories to boot. New to the range is the Air Mogan Mid, designed with input from the 6.0 athletes who called for increased ankle support without compromising the Mogan’s famously wearable and stylish feel. The result? A dope mid-top with performance features that include a juiced up encapsulated air bag to cushion landings and a removable ankle strap for support and full fashion flair. The Air Mogan Mid is launching this summer in three color-ways.
MSRP: $ 73
The covers of BMX WORLD magazine unfolds. You can see the 2008 March/April cover of the 100% race magazine on your right. That's Kyle Bennett getting the holeshot and the cover at the same time. The inside cover is an interesting (and expensive) place to advertise on. With the unfoldable cover it gives Redline three pages on a prime spot. The contents page of the latest issue reads the following:
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.