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-Forks: Box X2
-Headset: FSA ceramic
-Stem: Flight 55mm
-Bars: Redline Flight
-Grips: Lizard Skins Charger
-Bar ends: Lizard skins
-Brake lever: DXR shimano
-Brake cable: Shimano
-Brake caliper: DXR Shimano
-Brake pads: Kool stop
-Chain: KMC with master link, Jackal approved
-Sprocket: Rennen
-Cranks: Flight
-Bottom Bracket set: Race Face
-Pedals: Shimano DX
-Seatpost clamp: Redline
-Seatpost: Flight pivot1
-Seat: Tioga Pivotal
-Front tire: IRC Prototype
-Front rim: Alienation
-Front hub: Onyx SS
-Rear rim: Alienation Malice
-Rear tire: IRC Prototype
-Rear hub: Onyx SS
-Number plate: Box

What happened to your 2015 bike?
Sam Willoughby: I still use it as a spare/training bike

What parts of the bike did you keep?
Sam Willoughby: All of them

Do you collect the numberplates that you get from several races?
Sam Willoughby: Some, but usually I try to give them to the kids

Would you feel the difference in using oversized axles and an oversized bar/stem clamping area?
Sam Willoughby: I feel a difference in the rear axel but that's it.

What carbon parts are you using?
Sam Willoughby: Forks and Frame.

How long did it take you to get comfortable on the new bike?
Sam Willoughby: 5 minutes

Besides you, who is allowed to touch (work on) your bike?
Sam Willoughby: Daniel Orellana and a few of our Australian mechanics. Other than that I like to do it myself.

Does your bike match your team colours, or did you choose your racing kit because of the colours of the bike?
Sam Willoughby: I have been fortunate that Redline is alway coming up with new color ways so I can match my TLD gear to the bike or sometimes I like to mix match it.

Thanks to: All of my great sponsors, my fiancee Alise, BMX HPP, Jason Carnes, Tyler Brown and all the great blokes we ride with in Chula Vista.