The Ciari 4 piece chromoly cranks are designed with many unique features. Riders can adjust the spacing on the chain ring without changing spacing of the crank arms. Riders can keep their cranks center on the frame and align the chain ring in 1mm increments for a straight chain line. Since the chain ring is not directly connected to the crank arm there is no wobble in the sprocket caused by the connecting bolt pressing the sprocket to the crank arm. The Ciari 4 piece cranks can be used with either right or left side drive hubs. Designed to be used with 4 bolt chain rings. No special tools required, only a 5, 6 and 8mm Allen wrench and a cresset wrench for the entire installation. Black euro bottom bracket included with cranks. The Ciari cranks are available in sizes 170mm, 175mm and 180mm. 
Name: Brian Kachinsky Age: 25
Hometown: Neenah, WI (currently Chicago, IL)
Sponsors: DK bicycles, Etnies, UGP, Cti
BIKECHECK:
Frame: DK Kachinsky 20.6"
Fork: Odsy
Name: Jay Eggleston Age: 35
Hometown: Denver, CO
Sponsors: Go211.com, Quiksilver, Yellow Designs, The Lip Lords.
BIKECHECK:
Frame: Hoffman Loyalty 20.5"
Fork: Odyssey dirt with 990 mounts.
Dave Osato has a new signature frame out at wethepeople. His first Primate frame received a complete overhaul and together with Tobias Wicke's signature frame it's the lightest one out at wethepeole right now. With Dave's strength who knows in what direction he starts throwing this machine. Available in Powder chrome, Flat Black, limited wethepeople Green and Cement. 
Here is a new product from Flybikes. The new front tire designed by Sergio Layos. Similar to the Ruben tire, Sergio designed this thread shape and it will be the logo of the tire. This is the knobby tire designed with more space between each thread. This tire is designed to work great for trails. The construction material is the same as the Ruben tires and the size is 2.15. Fly are still testing different thicknesses of casings so they are unable to tell you the weight right now. Estimated weight: around 450g / 15.5 oz. 
Toptube: 20.5" Chainstay length: 13.00" to 13.50“ very short !!!
Material: Full 4130 cr-mo, Sanko Japanese tubing
Angles: HT: 74.5°, ST: 71°
Bottom bracket: 11.5“, Mid size BB only
Headset: Int. Headset, with bot lon gyro tabs
Frame: Mirraco Black Pearl 20.8' gray Fork: odyssey race
Stem: Solid Bikes Lite stem
Pedals: animal Steven Hamilton with one looseball and the other sealed
Bars: subrosa 8'
Grips: animal Edwin Delarosa
Lever: odyssey M2 lever
We received issue #67 of Props in the mail. Always stoked when that happens. We threw the disc in the computer (this time) and found out that number 67 started off with a splash. Philip (who was on the computer next to me) looked over and started laughing when Mark Potoczny fell into the water. A little later he let go a WOW! when Mark hit that tree and then he returned to his own program (watching movies on youtube). The Potoczny bio had a decent trail section too. After a commercial break the video continues with the Rebel Jam report with an intro from our German friend Harold "Ich Spiele Geige" McGruther. On the video it was good to spot the big crowd at this year's Rebel Jam and the mini/dirt/street riding was awesome. Commercial break. The Incline Club spot check is Scotty Cranmer's home park. Scotty was in town too and delivered some acrobatics on his Felt bike that will make you hit the rewind button to figure out what he just did. Commercial break. The Tree Bikes team made it to Canada and found alternative ways to shower. 
Carhartt Inc. was established in 1889 in Detroit, Michigan USA by Hamilton Carhartt. For over 118 years Carhartt has been dedicated to its mission of providing Best In Class apparel for the active worker. Standing for rugged construction, innovative design and exceptional standards of quality, durability and comfort, Carhartt workwear has become a legend in the skilled trades. Since 1994 Carhartt has been distributed in Europe through Work In Progress Textilhandels GmbH. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.