Never done this before, but since we used a 10 point system for our scoring, we actually have numbered scores for everyone’s runs from the entire Suck My Comp 7 event. Click in to see the full scores!

Never done this before, but since we used a 10 point system for our scoring, we actually have numbered scores for everyone’s runs from the entire Suck My Comp 7 event. Click in to see the full scores!

We dropped some new colorways for our popular Flagship cap just in time for the holidays!
These comfy, broken in caps now come in what we call “Dusty Green” and “Washed Blue”. We’ve only got a handful left since we sold a good amount at the competition, so grab one for yourself or someone you love for the holidays here! (Free stickers with every purchase)












Some brief coverage of Suck My Comp 7 by Harvey and Jay Roxx!
Relive the Suck My Comp 7 Trick Track day 2 competition in all it’s glory! On November 17th, riders got together and piled into a riverbed to do some flat ground stunts for the world to see. It was a great weekend and I’m ecstatic about the turnout and the event as a whole. If you came or if you’re watching, know I appreciate every bit of you.
Shoutout once again to Andy for capturing the moments!
Relive EVERY TRICK from Suck My Comp 7 like you were watching it live! First time we’ve decided to drop raw competition recap like this. Let us know if you like this! (Shorter highlight video to follow for easier consumption)
Shoutout Andy for capturing all the moments!
Late on this cause directly after the comps wrapped up last weekend, I went to Vegas with the Ruff crew for some filming! Anyways, here are the official results from Suck My Comp 7:
FGFS DAY 1:
PRO RESULTS:
1st – Miguel Zendejas
2nd – Chase Henley
3rd – Youri Slikker
4th – Chase Davis
5th – Matt Spencer
6th – Marco Marquez

AM RESULTS:
1st – Danny Quiñonez
2nd – Peter Van Nguyen
3rd – Erick Jimenez
4th – Gabe Alcantara
5th – Jonathan Thompson
(No picture of the AM winners, I’m bummed about that)
Trick Track DAY 2:
PRO RESULTS:
1st – Satoshi Hashimoto
2nd – Jackson Bradshaw
3rd – Youri Slikker

AM RESULTS:
1st – Marcus Guethle
2nd – Langdon Baulisch
3rd – David Torres
4th – Keisuke
5th – Joshua Price

I’ll have more pictures, thoughts, and video recaps coming some time next week. Overall though, it was a really really successful event and a really good time with a bunch of people who share the same passion. It’s a tiring weekend, but always worth it. Stay tuned for more on this.

Posted up a fun 2013 throwback on the archive of myself! The 3:30 with Locked Cog series used to be one of my favorites. Pros would send in footage to Kris with LC and he’d pump out these fun minute long mini edits for the world to see. I remember being really stoked when he said he was willing to do one with me, since Locked Cog was such a big platform at the time. I’m actually still pretty proud of a lot of these clips. The ender was the first time I’d put the 180 bar to backlash into a proper clip, and I’m pretty sure it was the first that FGFS had seen at the time. Funny to think about how hard that clip felt when it’s a staple in my trick bag now. Fun times. Shoutout my boy Sam for the ender.
Insane to think that there are currently TWO complete FGFS (ish) bikes that are now available on the market! Crew just launched the successor to their wildly popular 700c Defender model, now with 26″ wheels! Deacon and I got the chance to test these. While a more in depth review is pending, what I”l say for now is this:
The bike in my opinion is a perfect stepping stone and price point ($400) for anyone who wants to get into FGFS. The geometry is a little long, but most tricks are still extremely doable on the build. The bike as is is strong enough to handle moderate abuse and with some part swaps, it can be built to last.
Here are the tech specs on the bike:
| Frame: | CR-MO Defender 26” Frame |
|---|---|
| Fork: | CR-MO 26”, 1-1/8” Threadless |
| Headset: | 1-1/8” Integrated Cartridge Bearing |
| Handlebar: | CR-MO Riser Style 22.2mm clamp, 700mm width |
| Stem: | Alloy 48mm ext., 22.2mm Clamp |
| Grips: | 130mm Flanged Grip |
| Crankset: | CR-MO 170mm, 36T Sprocket |
| Bottom Bracket: | 8T Splined, Sealed Bearing |
| Chain: | KMC B1H 1/2” x 1/8” |
| Pedals: | 9/16” Platform |
|---|---|
| Brakes: | Alloy Caliper Brakes, 2-Finger Levers |
| Tires: | 26” x 2.5”, 30TPI |
| Wheelset: | 26” Double Wall, 32H, Sealed Bearing Hubs, CR-MO Axle |
| Sprocket/Freewheel: | 16T Freewheel, 16T Fixed Gear |
| Saddle: | Crew Steel Railed |
| Seatpost: | Alloy 27.2mm x 300mm |
| Seatpost Clamp: | Alloy 29.8mm |
Deacon and I had a blast ripping these things around the park shooting some fun content for it. Grab the new 26″ Crew Defender from the City Grounds site here!






















Our boy Max getting some clips in Melbourne! The footage is from the beginning of the year but it definitely fills the void we’ve been feeling with a lack of Max clips while he’s been out bike packing and exploring the world. Fun clean jibs sprinkled throughout this one with some fun B-roll. Security cam angle at 3:20 is so sick.
For our guest today we’ve got Salt lake City and FOAD Gang’s finest, Chase Davis AKA SKRT Reynolds! We dive into his past, his bike builds, Salt Lake’s scene, sponsor drama, and more. Enjoy!