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A new Paradigm

Here a few shots of the new FBM Paradigm frame. Modern geometry and an aggressive frame designed to hit the streets.

Head Tube Angle -75.5 degrees

Rear End Length--12-5/8″ (slammed)

Handcrafted in the FBM Machine Shop in Ithaca, New York, USA

Art provided by Jessie Jay!

Author crandallPosted on May 14, 2019May 15, 2019Categories News

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I think this was around 2002/3 and I’m pretty su I think this was around 2002/3 and I’m pretty sure Buck from Wisconsin shot this and edited it to a Yates Kids track- the second FBM ghetto comp in Johnson City NY, behind our warehouse underneath East Coast Terminal. This event brought together people from all over the world for fun in the DIY sprit of BMX. These were good times… - @crandallfbm
Life on the road with the FBM crew, this is from t Life on the road with the FBM crew, this is from the full length video - Lost in America. Lot’s of great riding and amazing spots with a really awesome cast of kooks and characters. I loved all these trips, and the good times we shared, the road goes on forever… - @crandallfbm
Gary Ginch, AKA Garret Guilliams is one of the mos Gary Ginch, AKA Garret Guilliams is one of the most enthusiastically positive BMX riders ever to walk down the hall of FBM’s laughter and stoke. A genuinely good person, equal parts badass and talented. A lifer to the core, and possibly one of the only people to have a full part riding to Manowar, as seen here in the video ‘Thousand Yard Stare’. - @crandallfbm
Filmed on an old Sony Hi-8 with a homemade wide an Filmed on an old Sony Hi-8 with a homemade wide angle lens, try to figure out some of the legends shown here, in the last minute or so of ‘Live Fast Die’ - @crandallfbm
This was shot while traveling and filming most of This was shot while traveling and filming most of the FBM crew for the full feature VHS - All Time Low, around ‘99 and ‘00 released in 2001. Getting to travel to and ride some of these classic spots, while hanging out and filming some of my favorite riders for that video was definitely a highlight for me, I’m thankful for these years. The video premiere at HQ underneath East Coast Terminal on New Year’s Eve is it’s own story all together. - @crandallfbm
Happy birthday to the Flying V- aka Evan Venditti. Happy birthday to the Flying V- aka Evan Venditti. Opening montage from Thousand Yard Stare, released in 2011 featuring Evan and the crew. Ride in Paradise brother! - @crandallfbm
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