Few complete bikes come as stacked as the Blend LTD. It's ready to go straight out of the box. Some people have got money to spend. If they want the best bike in the shop, they should look no further than the bike that Dave Mirra rides. If you still want to change any parts on the bike it would be because of personal preference, not because what's on the bike can't handle it. If Dave can throw an aligator wrestler over a giant gap at the Big Air competition during the X-Games on this ride, it can handle your riding too. 
How much communication can you handle? This week we added Twitter to the FATBMX program. You can now tell us what you're doing via Twitter, send us an e-mail via your computer, send a text via your phone or simply call us. You can leave a comment on the FATBMX website, we still have a myspace site (although the login doesn't work any more) where you can post messages, leave comments and all that good stuff. I'm on facebook personally, have got 5 e-mail addresses where you can reach me so don't 
This week we had an online competition going on right here at FATBMX.com. Thanks to everyone who participated. If you do not enter the competition, you will never win. We sent the following winning names to the DEWmocracy Voltage people in the USA who promised us a speedy shipment of the prizes. The correct answer was BLUE. And the grand prize goes to: The Wii console winner is:
Only a few days left before Shadow is dropping its 2009 Spring line. On March 17th the new T-shirt designs and hats will become available for you to buy. Skulls, bones and blood are the main ingredients as we've come to know from the Shadow Conspiracy camp. If you are a Teenage Disaster they've got a shirt for you too. 
Frank Lukas and Matti Roese over at DeepBMX released some new T-shirt designs that you can order from them via their DEEPBMX website. It has the infamous "Flat Is Dead" shirt, the "Hello I ride Street" design and a FATBMX favorite: "BMX, BMX, and more FUCKING BMX!" shirt in multiple colour print. Or maybe you're into the "Yo!" Schwinn theme, or the "LA Raiders" shirt, or the stylish Deep design. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.