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To all the thousands of friends, family and fans, Dane has gone to fly high in the skies above. He has passed peacefully in his sleep after fighting so hard. He has had so much support from everyone he touched. RIP Dane Michael Searls 22/02/88-25/11/11. Always loved and remembered. Forever Young

Next week already, the rebeljam is coming to Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Those who have made plans but don't know the schedule yet can see what's happening right here. The course building is starting tomorrow, but building it up will take 4 days. There's no possibility to ride before Friday December 2nd, the day of practice. Friday night will be the BMX art show night. Saturday will be qualifiers (party at the Effenaar at night)

-Frame: Dk flux frame
-Forks: Dk alpha
-Headset: Vocal bmx
-Stem: Demolition top loader
-Bars: Vocal XL
-Grips: Odi longnecks
-Bar ends: Odi
-Brake lever: Odyssey m2

The new FATBMX.com T-shirts are now in stock in all colours and sizes. Available through Paul's Boutique in Aarle-Rixtel.  The WiFi design (on the left) comes in blue and brown and is available in sizes S, M, L, XL. The Bikes, Beers & Bitches design (on the right) are printed on charcoal and black shirts. Available in the same sizes. Paul's Boutique is taking your orders as of today. At € 19,95 Euros per T-shirt you can't go wrong. Props to designer Michael de Wit of Lapin-Noir.

Name: Matt Priest
Age: 22
Hometown: Cambridge, England
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Vans, Verde, Relentless, Segment, Duo, Quintin co

The favorite list:
 
-Spot to ride: Old Melbourn and Bob's garden
-BMX video: Anthem 2
-Website: theyaintready.com
-Web video: Dan Foley Aurora Frame by Mike King
-Food: Mexican
-Travel destination: Australia
-Riders to ride with: Jed, Bob, Lima! all my friends! Segment crew, Vans team!
-Car: Audi A3
-Movie: Snatch
-Shoes: Vans halfcabs

A Buyer's Guide is great for someone who wants to buy a new bike or part. It's great for a company to be involved because you will reach people who are looking for a new bike or part so they are your potential customer. Factory Media thought it was time to do a product guide in Germany as one of the special issues for 2011. The first one, which showed up this summer, was a How-To issue for the riders who are starting out. Now they can do some shopping with the 148 page guide in hand, just in time for the holiday season. Over 200 complete bikes made it in as well as 1000 BMX parts. A boring job for the Freedom crew to make the magazine, but if it strengthens the BMX scene, everyone will win.

From what we understand the Product Guide will be available at the newsstands from November - January 2012. It will set you back € 3,90 for a copy of the first Germany BMX parts guide.