In addition to some Australia-related updates, if you've ever wondered how chrome plating works, have we got the episode for you! Mad Dog is Back in the Building and taking you on a tour of a couple spots where we get frames, forks and bars plated.
This week's Factory Friday starts off with some footage from S&M/FIT's satellite spot in CO - where Pondfest will pop off next weekend. Luke and Nate Halahan drove in from Pittsburgh two weeks early to build a big boy line for all you Pond Sharks and Moeller's been rebuilding a 100 year old cabin he moved onsite to house the team when they show up next week.
This week's episode of Factory Friday features some fire goodies coming in and going out to our friends from Circuit BMX, Empire and Profile... we see actual production Maddogs being made.
ow youuuuuuuuu Duuuugan? Tommy Dugan frames head off to paint (including the Empire-exclusive Root Beer colorway! Moeller give you an edumication on why we don't do trans on heat-treated forks.
We know, we know, we've been howling 'bout this bike for a minute now, but the Mad Dog breeding project has produced a bonafied, pure-bred track/trail Alpha that the bossman is proud to put his name on!
Now we’re Talkin’, Hot Damn! It’s that time of the week again! The brand new THD frames have arrived, another batch of @jasonball75’s LAMF frames just got in from paint, 20” Squib (@smhalahan) frames got some new color options, and some sample Rambler bars are in the works!
We've got an in-depth FF for you today folks! Moeller walks you through the ins and outs of what looks like the production sample of his signature Mad Dog Frame.
A new Young Buck joins the herd (follow Ison HERE: / isonbigocean , Hoder hooks us up with some new T.H.D. decals, the Shield forks make their way through the shop and Jason drops some new TT sizes of the L.A.M.F.
In our latest rendition of alphabet soup, we introduce you to the THD (Taller Holy Diver / Tell'em Howits Done / Terrifically Hung Duck) frame - an updated version of the Holy Diver headed to paint soon.
Thomas takes us to the paint shop to capture some fledgeling Nate Rambler frames emerging from the belly of the beast (now in Crandall Red and Gloss Clear). Moeller gives us an up close and personal look at the latest and greatest Mad Dog prototype and from there we get to watch Harold McGruther and a Speedwagon get reamed.