UNLIMIT CLOTHING LINE

also check out the photo bellow, no not the 09 intense, The 09 THE lid! looking in good toby! hot

New clothing brand from the UK that are focused on core sports such as skate, mtb, bmx, surf and mx have called me up and we are working on some art work for the summer 09 range from UNLIMIT clothing! hell ye!

KBC clothing and custom lid

KBC clothing. Sandland style!

KBC clothing, bold new logo

took a while to design what i wanted, but it was worth the money and time..

My custom painted KBC

VANDAL DESTRUCTION TOUR (TAKE2)

The destruction tours back! first run in 2003 and covered by MBUK magazine it was a 5 jump spot tour in a single day, I true epic.

Well now its back, as we try to hit 5 underground freeride spots in a single day in October! MBUK magazine will again be following the action as some of the UKs top freeriders send it on natural terrain and shore for a one day epic.

PHOTOS: Rotor drop from a few years ago will be revisited im sure ..

Sponsorship news coming in my next blog!!

2009 MDE BIKES FIRST LOOK!

pusher

DAMPER

69

ANVIL

CARVER

(bellow) keeper AM

(ABOVE) keeper 4x

road jump run session

scrub whip over the hip

enter the jump line section of the track

flying run on the mid section

gunning it on the fire road, spun out in 6th

Charging on the top section

tucked in over the road gap AA bmx style, 6th gear tapped and in the rain.

2009 MDE 69

TUBESET:ALU EASTON 7005 FS RAD WITH SQUARE CHAIN AND RECTANGULAR STAYSMANUFACTURE:TIG WELDING AND CNC PARTSSYSTEM:MDE OWNER DH-LINK SYSTEM, ERGAL PIVOT AND SPECIAL "ENDURO BEARINGS"REAR SHOCK:MAARZOCCHI ROCO RC WC WITH DAMPING CONTROL AND REBOUND DAMPINGWHEEL TRAVEL:210MM DROPOUTS: CNC REPLACEABLE, FIVE DIFFERENT VERSION ARE AVAILABLE (MDE DROPOUTS SYSTEM) WEIGHT:4.20 KG

ALMOST BUILT!

just waiting for some cranks to turn up..

fraser parts with 24seven

MBUK shoot on dartmoor

Me back when i was on the 24seven team.

For nine years 24seven has been one of the leading dirt jump brands in the UK and I’m extremely proud of the way the brand has grown from strength to strength to the position it commands in the industry today. Although I’ve been the ‘face’ of 24seven for all those years, many other faces have been integral to the development of the products and our presence within the biking community.
Development of our bikes has always been strongly shaped by our riders and is only possible through strong communication between designers and riders. We have a very strong and dedicated team now working for 24seven, a result that I’ve always hoped for having started a bike company by myself, struggling to fulfil every job.
Its for this reason that I’m now happy to allow 24seevn to continue without me, with the financial strength the company now has as well as the superb team behind the brand.
I will greatly miss the biking community, which has welcomed and supported me for so many years. During this time I’ve discovered new passions, similar to those that made me start 24seven all those years ago. I’ll be moving into a new market , still of the two wheeled variety, only this time with engines as I tour the globe filming motorbike expeditions. I can only hope to have as much fun as I’ve had with 24seven.

GOOD LUCK FRASER ON YOUR NEW JOB.