Another awesome weekend filled with fun, friends, food, and wheels of fire at the Lost Bowl! Big Thanks to Pat Lowry, Travis Pulley and the Lost Bowl locals for sharing an afternoon with the FBM crew, and friends! Great times with FBM Pro’s, FBM Staff, and Legends alike, including Derrick…

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Here are a few quick snaps of Henny getting some in the mid atlantic region of the United States, after returning from New Zealand from a 3 month visit escaping winter!
Look for Hen dawn to be roaming the New England dialing, smiling and hi giving across the landscape!
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Get stoked, good quality, high test awesomeness is now available from your favorite bike company! New Frames, Bars, and Headsets are IN STOCK! Pick up some new FBM gear at LAST CALL or QBP! …

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Orphan frames, hand built in NY at FBM, are in stock now at FBM, give us a call, at LAST CALL or QBP, and get stocked up on the latest in awesomeness! The Orphan is designed with Kenny Horton for all kinds of badassery! Check out his videos below!…

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This saturday we celebrate the spirit of getting awesome, and the DIY backyard party ethics by hosting a jam at the Lost Bowl in Richmond Virginia.
We will be having an informal best trick and high air, as well as all day riding and skating near the grill.
Come out…

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Matty Brown put together a cool piece on ESPN that Has Dylan Cole, Johnny Corts, and Mike Erb inside the Machine Shop in Johnson City New York at FBM Headquarters!
Check out this video showing some of the steps involved with Making bikes at FBM… Check out Daily Updates form…

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Check out some photos and some words on the Red Bull website, by FBM’s very own Steve Crandall, including photos of Keith Mulligan, and Chad Osburn! Chad and Keith Both Kill the tight transitions and weird spots! …

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There is a buzz around the release of the Orphan, a frame designed and ridden By Kenny Horton with the crew at FBM, and built in New York at FBM’s machine shop. Should MAgazine in France caught up with Kenny for a n interview and a bike check, scope…

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I had never seen Jackson Allen between February 27, 1902 – December 20, 1968, but he was revered for his realistic and imaginative writings, combining as they do sympathetic humour and keen social perception, after the sixties however, he was like “fuck this, let’s party!” So recently I hit him…

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