Bart de Jong
Well the dust had finally settled from the first 2 rounds of the Australian BMX National Series and it was now time for the 3rd and 4th round in sunny Perth. All the DK riders had been training hard during the 3 week break and were ready to lay down some rubber. With our newest signing Rachel Jones (Junior Elite Woman) ready to have her first race in the green and black, there was going to be some exciting times for the team. A few questions going around the pit area were, could Anthony Dean, Aaron Nottle and Matt White back up their wins from Nerang and take out the top spots in Perth? The answer to that was YES they could.
The TSG Superlight helmet is my helmet of choice. Been running it for a while now. The good part about it is that it's certified (you all know how important that is now, right?) and light. Well, super light. Because of it, you don't even notice you've got it on your head and that's always a bonus. But in case something goes wrong, you've got something to protect your skull. TSG's description: Combining clean skate design with inmold tech the Superlight is one of the lightest half-shell helmets on the market. A 300g/ 0.66lbs featherweight jam-packed with technical features. Our Snug Fit slim profile is anatomically correct making the Superlight unobtrusive whilst providing maximum head protection. 
-Frame: Mongoose Fraction 21" TT-Forks: SNAFU Pickle
-Headset: WTP
-Stem: Eclat Nathan Williams
-Bars: SNAFU Illingworth bars 29" wide, 8.7"rise, 12 deg back, 1 deg up.
-Grips: Cult/Vans
-Bar ends: WTP nylon
-Chain: Eclat diesel
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.