Bar ends: ODI Brake lever: Odyssey medium
Seat: Eclat
Seatpost: Ecalt
Sprocket: TotalBMX
Cranks: TotalBMX Hangover with bike ammo ti bolt
BB set: Mankind
Pedals: Snafu
Chain: Shadow
Brake: Shadow
Brake pads: Odyssey
Brake cables: Odyssey
Front hub: Profile Mini
Front rim: Alienation Deviant
Front tire: KHE 2.1 folding street
Rear hub: Profile Mini LHD
Rear rim: Alienation runaway
Rear tire: Mazzis 1.85
Modifications: None
What's the difference between this bike and the last one you rode?
Todd Meyn: Well the main difference is I changed from a Hangover frame to a Killabee. It has a little bit more of a shorter back end and a steeper headtube. Also the new TotalBMX cranks!
Does a new bike work well for motivation for you? Todd Meyn: Always. There is nothing better then a new fresh bike to go ride.
You're on the road again with the Nitro Circus. Who is the best mechanic in the crew that you can rely on when you can't fix a problem yourself?
Todd Meyn: That would be James F
oster. Even if you think your bike is fine, you will catch James fixing your bike on his own will. He just loves to work on bikes I think, he is a perfectionist that's for sure! Did you have to cut anything when you put the new bike together?
Todd Meyn: Negative.
When she's dirty, do you clean her?
Todd Meyn: I'm pretty slack with that, so I'm going to have to say no, unless I ride some dirt.
My bike is lighter than?
Todd Meyn: A 20 pound dumbbell.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.