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The 2015 CK complete bike has a 100% crmo frame with butted top and down tubes, heat treated tapered stays and dropouts, hour glass Mid BB shell, integrated head tube, integrated seat clamp and removable brake and cable mounts. The Golden complete has a 20.8" top tube and has an MSRP of $1089.99 (USA). Chad's signature ride comes with:
-Premium Chadow pegs (1 pair)
-Premium Fat Capitol Pivotal seat with Pivotal post
-Premium Sub-10 V3 CNC front load stem

Name: Chad Kerley
Hometown: San Diego, USA
Sponsors: Nike, Rockstar, Premium, GoPro, Cinema, Dan’s Comp, MARKIT

No Street in the X-Games for 2015. All focus on the Dew Tour then?
Chad: Yeah that’s a bummer. I always have fun at Dew Tours, can’t wait!

Are contests something you look forward to?
Chad: Yeah I look forward to them, but my heart belongs in the streets filming with my friends.

Name: Francisco Ortiz
Age: 26
Hometown: San Jose, Costarrica
Sponsors: On Wheels Bike and Sk shop

The FAT Favourites list:

-Spot to ride: l have no favorite place. I like to ride dirt, park, and street. I make the most out of every time I ride, no matter where it is.

Name: Mischa Partridge
Hometown: Coquitlam, BC
Sponsors: Live To Play Sports, Haro, INFINIT Nutrition

-Frame: 2015 Haro Clutch Carbon
-Forks: Cliq 20mm
-Headset: Cliq
-Stem: MacNeil top notch
-Bars: Cliq Addict

Entries for BMX Australia’s premier event, the 2015 SUBARU BMX National Championships are now open. The 34th National Championships will be held in at the Brisbane SX Track at the Sleeman Sports Complex, Queensland.

The six-day event to be held from Tuesday, April 28 through to Sunday, May 3 will see 69 classes of racing, with participants ranging from 2 years to 65 years and will also include the UCI BMX Oceania Championships on Thursday, April 30.

The Brisbane SX track and the facilities at the Sleeman Sports Centre are first class, and is a favourite among riders, while also being the only UCI Supercross level track in Australia.

Over 3,000 entrants are expected to compete during the week, and will attract between 10-15,000 spectators, ultimately boosting the local economy with an estimated $10 million in economic benefit from riders and families attending the National Championships.