Órale vatos! You ready to RAMBLE? In this especially epic edition of Factory Friday - Moeller and Balls breakdown the soon-to-be released Lukas and Nate Halahan signature RAMBLER frame. Then, we shoot over to the big guy, Mike Hoder, to hear all about his Special Edition Serapé Drop inspired by a new BORN TO MOBB sticker he drew.
Today on Factory Friday, the bossman unveils the newest model in the fleet - the Booze Cruise! Learn more about this USA-made beverage-mobile and then join Moeller for a stroll down dusty frame lane.
A giant mix of the S&M fam featuring some legends, young guns and of course the boss man himself!
Kareem visited Charlie C in buffalo and enjoyed bike riding, chicken wings and so much more. Welcome back to the goat!
Lukas and Shane ramble from 9 Acres over to Catty and proceed to give us what we need - proof of high-caliber biking and plenty of it! If this episode doesn't make you want to ride your bike, we quit.
It's almost a 3-DAY weekend, but before we blow out of here, have a look ? at all the action that popped off at The Building this week! BTM XLs (in new 20.6 and 20.8 TT lengths) make their way through the shop.
We decided to mark this milestone - the one hundredth episode of Factory Friday - with a look at the men and women who keep the Shield and Key rockin' on a daily basis! (Plus a peek at the now-in-stock-but-mostly-sold-out-so-hopefully-your-local-shop-got-one Edwin BTM frames plus a new pink John Nelson Mixtape colorway).
Cameron Wood is carved from a different tree... the killer kind. Cam's one of our favorite riders to watch and consider this your friendly reminder that he owns and operates the Wood Shop in SLC, Utah and Mike Aitken mans the shop sometimes.
S&M Bikes proudly presents, "HODER CAM" the much-anticipated sequel to the wildly-popular Mike Hoder self-filmed and directed blockbuster:
"Are You Putting This on YouTube?" • HODER CAM - ARE Y...
Charlie Crum is Built Different. As the editor, DJ and primary character of S&M's latest full length "BUILT DIFFERENT" - it only makes sense to drop Mr. Crumlish's part first.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.