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Name: Pottier Magalie #50
Hometown: French Olympic center in Saint Quentin en Yvelines (Paris)
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Which race in 2015 turned out better than you could have hoped for?
The 2016 Haro Interstate has a 100% chromoly frame with Mid BB shell, integrated head tube, welded seat clamp, 20.5" or 21" top tube length and removable brake and cable mounts. Being full cro-mo gives you all the confidence you need to do the tricks you have in mind. It also comes with a 100% chromoly fork with internal threaded steer tube and tapered legs and 100% chromoly bars 8.50" (on 20.5") or 8.75" (on 21") with Haro alloy front load stem. The 28-9 gearing is a bit big, but if you want to go fast, it's the way to go. The Haro "Recycled" plastic
Name: Robby Routley
Age: 22
Hometown: Fremont, MI now resigned in Austin, TX
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Redline Bicycles, Modern Envy Apparel, Altera BMX
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Name: David Herman
Hometown: Denver, Co
Sponsors: Free Agent, Rockstar, Answer
Which race in 2015 turned out better than you could have hoped for?
David Herman: By my standards I didn't have a single race turn out the way I would have hoped.
What was your best race result in 2015?
Name: Klaus Bøgh Andresen
Hometown: Copenhagen
Sponsors: Haro Bikes, BOX Components, Oneal, CEP, Sidi, High5.
What was your best race result in 2015?
Klaus Bøgh Andresen: First of all, 2015 wasn't my season. Too many small injuries. But a couple of podiums at C1 races and happy that I qualified for the European Games in Baku, Aserbajdsjan.
Who do you think kicked ass in the Elite Men class this year?
Klaus Bøgh Andresen: Niek Kimman and David Graf.
Who impressed you most in the Elite Women class?
Klaus Bøgh Andresen: Simone Christensen
Have you been active on social media in 2015 and where
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.