Here's a nice little tutorial how to learn a tail whip step by step.

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SINZ is proud to announce the arrival of the Pro Lite Stem Series. The Pro Lite Stems are available in 4 different sizes - a mini 1” version with a 40mm and 45mm reach and a Pro 1 1/8th version, with a 50mm and 55mm reach. The SINZ Pro Lite stem use a very sophisticated process- hollow forging to make it as lite as possible while not sacrificing the strength needed. The stems have a 5 degree rise, so if needed, you can flip the stem over to have a true inverted stem. The stems have a beautiful SINZ Signature Black Shadow finish with the 3D Sinz Logo embossed in the stem cap.

The SINZ Pro Lite Stems have a suggested retail of $39.99. The Stems are in stock now at VSI Products and can be found at better bike shops world wide.

Here's the 3D track layout of the upcoming BMX event in Madrid, Spain on the 8th and 9th of february. The track is designed by Tom Ritzenthaler. It also looks there's going to be some freestyle motocross and a dirt bmx contest. Last year this race was a big success, let's see what it brings us this year.

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There's a new photo issue of the Ride BMX magazine. Bohan snags the cover with a lookback in the middle of a Fijian waterfall! Check out this article for more info.

Free Agent is going BIG for the Olympic year and will be sending this rig to as many nationals as they can cram in. You gotta go big when you have Kyle Bennett, the World Champion and NBL Pro Champion on the team! Not to mention a handful of the Worlds top guns like Dale Holmes, Cristian Becerine, Tomas Hamon, Ramiro Marino and Caroline Buchanan who also frequent the US National scene. '08 is shaping up to be a big year for the FA crew. (source: bmxnews.com)

With a crowd of past, present and future BMX stars proudly looking on, USA Cycling CEO Steve Johnson and Steve Roush of the U.S. Olympic Committee officially opened the Olympic BMX training track on January 21 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California.

Following the ribbon-cutting ceremony, four members of the U.S. BMX Olympic talent pool sped down the 19-foot-high starting ramp and onto the 370-meter course, which is dotted with berms and sizable jumps. The USOC track dwarfs regional BMX courses because both elite and amateur riders compete on the same course at national and regional-level races. Understandably, regional courses feature shorter starting ramps and smaller jumps to accommodate riders of different levels. But with only elite athletes competing in the Olympics, organizers have decided to test athletes' skills with tougher courses. (source: velonews.com)

I want to give props to SixSixOne. They make helmets and protective gear. I've been wearing their Pressure Suit body armor for about six months now and it paid off. I had a wreck last weekend in which I separated my shoulder. The ER doctor said I would most definately have broken something if I was'nt wearing my Pressure Suit. I'll take a separation and a few weeks in a sling over a breakage any day.



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The Mirraco Black Pearl, Blend, Fivestar and Chocolate frames have become available. It was a long wait but now you can buy a frame that riders like Dave Mirra, Nigel Sylvester, Rob Wise, Mike Laird, Mike Spinner, Ryan Guettler and Dave Rytell ride. The top tubes range from 20.75" (Blend Lite) to 21" (Fivestar Lite and Chocolate) with the Black Pearl Lite frame with a 20.8" top tube.

More information on these frames at fatbmx or at Mirraco's.

Demolition has released some new flashy saddles. As they say “Put some new life into your ride with one of the new vibrant Demolition D Saddles. Available in a plethora of eye popping colors to complement your bike.The D Saddle has a tear resistant and textured Kevlar cover to insure your saddle keeps looking sharp for a long time to come. Textured pattern adds gripping power for those extra big maneuvers.

Heat treated 8mm chromoly rails for added durabilty. The D Saddle features a svelte 10.5 oz weight. Add a Demolition Johnson post to it and you get a saddle/post combo that is on par( and in some instances, lighter) with the weight of a pivotal design, but with much more adjustability. Go pick one up at your local Demolition dealer or call 714-690-6454 for nearest dealer.