Thanks to Jeremy Gonzales for putting this together for us over in France. Tanguy seems to be right at home on the new Monash frame.

Pop over to the Snake Bite website to check bike checks/interviews with both Clint and Keith. Both the guys are on some interesting setups. Check them here…

Over in France Tanguy recently set-up a fresh new Monash frame in the Trans Orange colour. Looking so good! Thanks Stéphane Nadin for the photos.

Dropping this week are the latest limited colours in both the Endeavour and also the Premise complete bikes. These will be available in Australia at all dealers in the coming days with the rest of the world in the next few weeks. More photos can be found here and here.

Whilst I was in Adelaide last week I caught up with the crank flip master that is Richard Catanzariti and grab some shots of his rig…

Our connection over in Japan, Kazuki Namihiri sent over a bike check of his fresh new Sweet Tooth stacked with our products. Looking super good!

Frame: Colony Sweet Tooth.
Bars: Colony Sweet Tooth.
Forks: Colony Sweet Tooth.
Hubs: Colony Wasp.
Rims: Colony Pintour.
Cranks: Colony 22s.
Pedals: Colony Fantastic Plastics.

Jourdan recently setup a fresh new Monash frame along with a boat load of Colony parts. Check the photos to see what he is running right now, including his signature Menace guard sprocket. Thanks to Chris Hernandez for the photos.

Frame: Colony Monash.
Bars: Colony Grande Roasters.
Stem: Colony Official.
Headset: Colony
Forks: Colony Guardian.
Front Wheel: Colony Pintour.
Back Wheel: Colony Free Coaster.
Sprocket : Colony Menace Bash Guard.
Cranks: Colony 22s.
Pedals: Colony Fantastic Plastics.
BB: Colony.
Seat : Colony x Locals Only.
Pegs: Colony Anyway Plastic.

Sykes came through with a cool interview about our new Tradition frame over on the Vital BMX website, you can read it all here and enjoy some easy on the eye riding shots of Nathan while you are at it.

Barba just set up a fresh new bike, we will have a full bike check soon but for now, check out how good the new Monash frame looks all built up…

Head over to the RIDE BMX website for an in-depth bike check interview with Nathan about his current ride including a look at the new Tradition frame which actually just landed here in Australia with the rest of the world in the coming weeks.

Chris Courtenay‘s bike is stacked with some fresh new parts including the Sweet Tooth line and also Chris’s signature sprocket along with his new signature seat which will be available in the coming weeks. Thanks to Matty Rogers for the riding image.

FRAME: Colony 2016 Sweet Tooth.
FORKS: Colony Sweet Tooth.
BARS: Colony Sweet Tooth.
STEM: Colony Squareback.
HEADSET: Colony.
CRANKS: Colony 22’s.
SPROCKET: CC Sprocket.
PEDALS: Colony Fantastic Plastic.
SEAT: CC Combo.
HUBS: Colony Wasp.
RIMS: Colony Contour on the rear, Pinnacle on the front.
BAR ENDS: Colony Konka.

Connor rep’s Colony over in Michigan via Albe’s. Here are a few images of his current ride. Connor is heading out to Chicago Dew tour this week so follow him on Instagram to keep up to date on his travels.

Hey guys !

I have being in Finland for 9 months already, having this new experience is amazing! Now that I’m living here I have been studying, and try to organize my time with Bmx! Couple months ago I got my new set-up, I’m so happy for this bike its super light ,strong and perfect for my size.

I started to ride without breaks, I think is super hard to ride like that, but I’ll give it a try and see what happens !

I want to say thanks for Clint Millar for always keeping my bike fresh and perfect ! Thanks for DreamBMX for always helping me out too.

Thanks SubvertBMX for the great images.

Justin sent through some nice shots of his current ride. Featuring the Miner frame, Guardian Forks, Contour Rims, Front Wasp Hub, Anyway Plastic Pegs and 22’s Cranks.

JK has a bike check over on the DATA BMX website. Click this link to check it out…

With Bayzand back from injury he sent through some photos of his current ride which is a 2015 Burna, Guardian Forks, Official Stem, Burna Bars, Fantastic Plastics, CC Sprocket, Pintour/Pinnacle wheels, Alex Hiam Combo Seat and 22’s Cranks.

Luke has been running one of the new Castaway frames for a few months now so we caught up and shot some photos of the rig. Luke runs the 20.8 version of the frame along with Guardian forks, Square Back stem, 24/7 bars, 22’s cranks, Menace Guard sprocket, Fantastic Plastic pedals, Wasp hubs, Pintour rims and Anyway plastic pegs.

Luke has been working on a few video projects ever since he got back from his broken foot so keep on the look out for them to surface in the coming months.

Nathan sent through some rad looking shots of his current ride after having his bike stolen back in September. Nathan rocks the 2015 21″ Burna frame, Dagger Forks, Square Back stem, V2 Colonial cranks, Fantastic Plastic pedals, Wasp rear wheel, Clone front wheel, Fat Shield seat, Pivotal post and Talon bars.

2014 has been a hectic year! Crazy to think that it is December all ready, it wasn’t that long ago I was thinking what I wanted to do this year riding wise and now I’m starting to think about 2015.

The past few months have been super busy. I got a chance to go on an awesome riding trip to Japan for 8 days with some really good crew. Such a good place for BMX for sure with so many young riders that dominate! We rode at Osaka, Kobe and Kyoto – all with amazing scenes and Japanese awesomeness.

On getting back I got the demos done for the T20 International Cricket competition in Adelaide and Melbourne. We had a really small space to ride, but stoked that over 50,000 people got to see BMX and Flatland up close and personal over the two shows. Good times.

We also recently had the last round of the national DownUnderGround BMX Flatland series that Colony are behind and have supported since day One (thanks guys!). Strong turnout in Pro and I ended up finishing in 3rd place and 2nd overall for the year end title. Pretty happy, but keen to do better next year for sure!

The best thing that has happened though… The prototype frame and parts that Simon O’Brien and myself have been working on designing with Clint and Colony on, have arrived. This includes: frame, forks, bars, stem, cranks, sprocket and pegs. They are riding really good and the feedback on them from everyone has been awesome so very stoked on that for sure. Massive thanks to Clint and Colony for supporting Flatland all these years!!

Summer officially has landed so it’s all about riding as much as possible! Hit me up on instagram @shanebadman

Polly has been running this Prody set-up for a while now and I finally got a chance to shoot some photos of it. Stacked with our product including the Hardy 4 piece bars, our prototype gyro and Guardian Forks with mounts.

Jourdan Barba just set-up a fresh new bike which includes his signature Menace guard sprocket and the fresh Leopard print Contour rims.

Over in Hungary, Attila Godi just set up a real fresh looking Burna frame. You can see the full bike check right here. Such a nice looking bike.

Bobbie Altiser set-up a new Prody Frame this week with a swag of all our newest parts. Loving the classic look of Gloss Black with Chrome. Check it out below.

Zac recently set up a 2015 version of his signature miner frame which looks so fresh! These will be available in September so keep an eye out for them.

“Here my new whip guys, pretty stoked on the whole layout, with help from the Backbone crew we come up with a pretty crazy set up.”

Frame – 2015 colony Miner in Gun metal Grey
Forks – Colony Guardian
Bars – Colony Talons
Grips – Colony Muchroom
Stem – Colony Squareback
Headset – Backbone
Seat – Division XL
Seat post – Backbone
Cranks – Colony new 22mm bad boys
BB – Backbone
Sprocket – Colony CC
Pedals – Colony Plastics
Hubs – Colony female Wasp front and back
Pegs – Colony One ways

Ryan put together his new 2015 Castaway frame this week in the Green Storm colour way which is looking fresh!

Ryan’s newest signature frame spec details are as follows…

Top Tube sizes – 20.8″, 21.0″ & 22.0″
Chain stay length – 13.25″ midway (13.0″ slammed)
Head tube angle – 75.2 degrees
Stand over height – 8.5″ (centre BB to centre TT)
BB height – 11.5″

Featuring a hydro-formed down tube with integrated gusset, invest cast bridges & removable brake mounts.

It will come in a range of colours including the awesome Green Storm as shown, Gloss Black, Chrome & a very limited release of Rainbow frames.

The 2015 Castaway will be available from September this year.

You may also spy in the photos of Ryan’s new bike is one of our prototype gyros. These are being tested now. No release date yet.

Mick recently setup a fresh rig, loving the addition of the rainbow popping off the black…

Frame : Colony Teddy 20.85
Stem : Colony Official
Forks : Colony Guardian
Bars : Colony Teddy V2
Cranks : Colony Colonial V2
Sprocket : Colony CC 25T
Pedals : Colony Fantastic Plastic
Seat : Colony Combo
Rims : Colony Contour
Hubs : Colony Wasp
Pegs: Colony Oneway (alloy)
Bar Ends: Colony Konka
Headset: Colony
Bottom Bracket: Colony Mid

Vital just posted an in-depth bike check of our UK based team rider Ryan Winterbotham. You can view the entire bike check here and be on the look out for more from Ryan and Vital in the near future.

Bobbie has a real good bike check interview over on the Vital BMX website which you can check out right here…

The Prody Frame that Bobbie is riding is now becoming available in selected retailers in the USA & Australia with the UK to follow soon.

Hit the flip book below for a detailed look at Luke Parker‘s current ride along with some riding shots from one of his local parks…

Chris has a detailed bike check/interview over on the BMX Union website which you can check out right here.