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Check out the new HARO LinEage forks!
-Investment-cast dropouts with a 33mm offset with tapered and heat treated legs.
-CNC machined steer tube with a built-on top cap.
-Integrated 45 degree bearing race.
-Available in teal, black and chrome.
-Weight is 35.2oz

www.harobikes.com/bmx/parts

Name: Tim Güntner
Age: 23
Hometown: Hamburg (Germany)
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Wethepeople Bike Co., Almond Footwear, New Era Germany, Suicycle Bmx-Store, Vitamizzer and Cyclus Clothing

The favorite list:
-BMX video: Deadline & Markit 2

It's awesome when people organise something. It doesn't matter much what it is, it brings people together. And when the people are fun, good times will follow. Bommel brought 200 people together for a BMX Bowl Jam at Skatehalle Berlin to kick off the Winter Season and watch the Deadline video together. 40 riders made it over and were split in am and pro. The atmosphere was chill and whoever did something good, received either a decent gift coupon (ams) or straight up cash from Max (well, it was Relentless' cash, but Max handed it out).

For the sixth year in a row Flatland Fuel and Fat Tony are proud to present an exclusive Flatland BMX Calendar. The 12-month 2014 wall calendar features 15 original flatland photos of riders from seven countries shot all around the world. Each month showcases a different rider in a unique location including Japan, Czech Republic, Germany, and the U.S. In addition to the twelve months, there is also a bonus poster so you can keep flatland on your wall even after 2014 has passed. As the only calendar of its kind, the 2014 Flatland BMX Calendar is a must-have for flatland riders worldwide.

The best part is the 2014 Flatland Calendar is absolutely FREE when you place an order with Flatland Fuel! (While supplies last.)

Projectivity Movement, Richmond Hood Co, 5050 Skatepark, and RobotsWillKill present INSPIRED BY US; live art, film premiere, and art sale for charity. We have come together with a large amount of the artists and community businesses on Staten Island to create an enormous, fun filled night of art and inspiration. All proceeds for the evening will be going to the Staten Island Arts Council's LARK FUND, an initiative to bring music and art supplies to Staten Island public schools. This is a serious concern among artists, teachers, business owners, and community members, so we have created an event to help raise money for schools seeking mini-grants from the SI Arts Council, specifically for the arts.