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Facts: Total BMX "TWS Impress Webb 2" BMX Frame

• Wheel Size: 20"
• Material: 100% 4130 CrMo, tapered tubes, integrated headset, integrated seatclamp, removable restraint hardware, Predict BB
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  Top Plaything Length (TT): 20.6", 21.0" or 21.25"
  Chainstay Extent (CS): 13.2" (33.53cm) - 13.4" (34.04cm)
  Head Toy Angle (HA): 75.5°
  Seat Tube Look upon (SA): 71°
  Bottom Shelf Height: 11.5" (29.21cm)
  Standover Height (SO): 8.75" (22.22cm)
• Seat Clamp: integrated
• Seat Post Diameter: 25.4mm
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When reflecting on 15 years of running the site, my initial thoughts trace back to the “To scuff or not?” article on the Blogspot site. Contemplating how much Flatland has progressed—advanced tricks, evolving techniques.

Up steps Mark Ward during a session at my flatland school, Mark is a fellow rider and designer, who’s worked with Greystoke BMX, Haro Bikes, and Dale Holmes racing brand Dvide recently. He proposed a futuristic series of drawings for Flatmattersonline Merch, offering a glimpse into where Flatland might be in another fifteen years that somewhat aligned with what I was thinking of to celebrate the anniversary.

Creatively, Flatland encourages letting your mind roam freely, exploring the realm of possibilities for dreams to become reality. In envisioning the future of flatland, could we witness the evolution of tricks like the crack hanger, without using pegs? Picture both feet on grips, reminiscent of the perceived impossibility of a no-handed hang ten with both feet on the grips, until RUM and particularly Takaaki Fukuda demonstrated to us all that this move is possible (who’s going to actually pull it though).
What about a two footed Xft cliffhanger, we have seen Martti Kuoppa & Takaaki Fukuda (there’s that name again)demonstrate

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We looked back at the biggest names to ever grace the BMX scene and we came up with this top-class list. From world record holders to medal winners, these riders have taken the sport to a new level, and we want you to choose who deserves the title...

We gave you eight legends, but who’s your ultimate BMX hero? 

Chris Moeller

“Mad Dog” Moeller has been on the scene since the ‘80s. From causing havoc in the race scene to taking over the bike business, Chris has established himself as a BMX legend that has no intention of fading out. Founder of S&M bikes, his contributions to the bike world is one that looks like it will remain untouched for a while.

Ryan Nyquist

Ryan Nyquist could well be a robot. Pound-for-pound one of the best BMX riders that has ever lived, Nyquist has also turned his hand to MTB Slopestyle (watch the video below if you need proof). Ryan Nyquist is the perfect example of a rider who made it to the top and stayed there.

Mark Webb

Introducing the Webby Show.  Mark Webb is still shredding and is one of the most influential riders in BMX today. Riding out of Portsmouth, UK, Webby has been a FISE favourite for years and is always willing to push the boundaries of what’s possible on a bike.

Denis Enarson

Dennis has been killing it on the BMX