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-Frame: Redline Device 21.25
-Forks: Primo Kamikaze 2
-Stem: S and M XLT flipped upside down
-Bars: Kink Human
-Grips: Lizard Skin LOGO
-Bar ends: Lizard Skin
-Brake lever: Odyssey Small
-Brake cable: sst

-Frame: Failure Flyin' Lion
-Forks: DK Alpha
-Headset: FSA with WTP cap
-Stem: DK throwback
-Bars: Failure Dumbars
-Grips: Odyssey Aaron Ross
-Bar ends: Odyssey Par ends
-Brake lever: Odyssey M2 Trigger

Frame: FBM Steadfast
Forks: United Trinity
Headset: United
Stem: FBM crown royal
Bars: Union bars
Grips: Union
Bar ends: Union
Brake lever: Odyssey mono
Brake Cable: United
Brake caliper: Union

-Frame: Hoffman B-Rad (soon to be Condor)
-Forks: Macneil Blazer
-Headset: FlyBikes
-Stem: Primo Aneyerlator
-Bars: Primo Samsquanch
-Grips: Proper Team
-Bar ends: Proper plastic
-Brake lever: Odyssey Monolever

Issue 7 of the free Case BMX magazine came off the printers' this week and is now available. Depending where you live, you need to do some research on how to get your hands on a copy but it'll be worth it as it has the following articles for you to read:

-Marcas Grubbs interview
-Brandan Pundai reflects
-Mark Mulville interview
-Profile Europe roadtrip
-DUO UK trails trip
-The Deluxe trip venture to France
-King Of Southsea
-The 2011 Decoy trails jam

and lots lots more. 

If BMX Plus! would be a Dutch magazine, this cover would look a lot different. Just in time for the Halloween period, the cover would be as orange as possible. Probably Aaron Ross would be on it riding his orange Sunday complete bike tossing some pumpkins in the air while putting out his next tweet. But BMX Plus! is an American magazine and the USA is all about the stars and the stripes and the red, white and blue. Who better than BMX MC Darryl Nau to rock this theme. In this issue you can find how the Americans did at the BMX Supercross race over o the Olympic track in London. You can find out how many medals the Americans picked up at the Dew Tour in Portland. When Santa Claus comes to town, you need to know what to put on your wish list. BMX Plus! helps you out. Is the future about frame building all about the MADE IN THE U.S.A. frames? With a patriotic cover like this, we wouldn't be

The spec list of the etnies RVM should inform you enough so we'll just shut it. * Vulcanized construction
* Lower hidden lace loops
* Triple-stitched toe cap
* Padded tongue and collar
* System G2™ inserted into heel
* STI Foam™ Lite 2 footbed
* 400 NBS rubber outsole

We anniversary our East vs. West design battle with collaborative efforts from LA-based Crooks & Castles and NYC’s Acapulco Gold. Both brands produce fine quality clothing that represent authentic street culture, with strong ties to skateboarding, art, and music. The Moda Hi blends these progressive street fashion influences with the raw utility that you expect from Vans skateboard shoes. The upper uses some design elements from the Sk8-Hi, and features a very 

-Frame: Mirraco Chocolate
-Forks: Black Label Slimfast Forks
-Headset: Cane Creek
-Stem: Mosh Wood grain Top Load
-Bars: Prototype Black Label 8.5
-Grips: Shadow
-Bar ends: One shadow, one broken and stuck inside the bars.
-Chain: Shadow Half link
-Sprocket: Black Label 6061
-Cranks: Black Label 2.5 Piece

Urban Kreation sent over a set of jeans to be tested by a member of Valleyside distro – I personally decided to take the opportunity to test the jeans (and very glad I did!).
Background: - Urban Kreation are a brand with definitive selling points, which lead to their products individuality within the market arena. But what makes their brand so different? In essence, Urban Kreation are making jeans (alongside other garments) using progressive technologies that result in