Mirraco was represented well in a recent movie clip on the VitalBMX website. Both Mike Laird and TM Kevin Adams made it in the Greenville local video which was made by Terrell Gordy. If you have a few minutes to watch a video we will give you the link now.

Greenville session with Mike Laird and Kevin Adams.

Fivestar Park Colors Beige, Black Frame 20.5” T/T 4-tube Crmo frame (T/T, D/T, C/S) w/ American BB shell & 6mm dropouts Fork Mirraco full Crmo Headset VP A-71 Aheadset 1-1/8” Crankset Mirraco 3-Pc Crmo 175mm, 19mmx8-spline Crmo axle BB Set American BB 2 sealed bearings Sprocket Snafu for Mirraco 36t alloy Freewheel Odyssey 13t Chain KMC Z410 Pedals Wellgo alloy 9/16” loose ball, Crmo axles Handlebar Mirraco 2-Pc 7” Crmo 2.0T Stem Snafu for Mirraco alloy Aheadset 1-1/8” Grips Snafu Polygrips Saddle Mirraco 8mm rails Seat Post steel 25.4×250mm Seat Clamp Mirraco alloy 28.6mm Front Hub alloy 36h w/ 14mm SC45 axle Rear Hub alloy 48h w/ 14mm SC45 axle, micro-drive Rims alloy double wall 36h/48h, black anodized Spokes 14g Tires Snafu Rim Job 20×2.1”, Frt & Rr Pegs / Acc. steel w/ inserts (1 Pr) + 1 steel chain tensioner Rotor SST Oryg toptube dual cable route Brakes Tektro alloy U-brake w/ soft grey pads Frt & Rr Brake Lever Tektro 289 alloy Frt & Rr *Specifications and geometry subject to change at any time and without notice. MSRP: $ 349.= USD

Customizing your bike has become a hobby for many riders. Al D jumped on the bandwagon and pimped up his Blue Mirraco Blend with gold bars, gold washer pieces for his front hub and gold chain tensioners. We’re sure his bike wasn’t apart for long though as riding it still is much better than working on it. Here’s a few pictures too and a clip of Al D on his Blend. Click this link if you want to see a video clip of Al D’s new tricks.

You have probably noticed some changes to the Mirraco website lately. There are new Wallpaper pictures up, the news items on the main page have been extended to 10, the Mirraco Dealer Locater is working and also a few team riders finally have their interviews up and running. Expect more little changes in the future to make it better. For now, check out the following interviews: Rob Wise Mike Spinner Nigel Sylvester

Flow rider Jean-Marie Baertsch (Switzerland) did a little roadtrip down south with his friend Thomas Schmucki last weekend to ride a really funny bowl (similar to the famous Bowl of Marseille but mirrored). It was great; just chill, easy and sunny. Loved it. This weekend Mischel Carmona set up the Etnies Grounded Premier tomorrow were I’m surely going to be at. A weekend full of riding is upon us. Great! JMB�

After an incredible 2005 season Ryan Guettler faced some problems in 2006 during the Dew Tour. But Ryan wants it back and has been riding loads just to make sure he is ready when the first stop rolls around in a few weeks. The Dew Tour schedule looks like this: -Panasonic Open June 21-24 Baltimore, Md.—Camden Yards Sports Complex -Right Guard Open July 19-22 Cleveland, OH—North Coast Harbor -Vans® Invitational Aug. 16-19 Portland, Ore.—Rose Quarter -Toyota Challenge Sept. 20-23 Salt Lake City, UT—Energy Solutions Arena -PlayStation® Pro Oct. 18-21 Orlando, Fla.—Amway Arena With the first round being held one week after the Empire of Dirt event in England, Guettler has opted to skip that event to do some riding with Dave Mirra at Woodward. We told you he’s serious about it……

You have been using the same computer background for too long now. It is time to replace that photo. We have 4 options for you in the Mirraco Propaganda section.

One shot of Nigel Sylvester, one of Dave Rytell, one featuring Dave Mirra and last but not least a wallpaper of Ryan Guettler.

Three sizes are available of each wallpaper depending on your size of computer screen. You can choose from the following sizes:

1152 X 864

1024 X 768

800 X 600

Frame: Prototype CHOCOLATE frame Fork: FIT blade forks BB set: mid bb Crankset: Odyssey wombolt cranks Sprocket: animal 23t Freewheel: 8t Chain: Shadow halflink Pedals: animal Hamilton pedals Handlebar: animal Tyrone piff bars Stem: animal jumpoff stem Grips: Edwin animal grips Seat: Macneil Seat Post: Macneil Seat Clamp: animal seat clamp Front Hub: Primo Rear Hub: Primo Rims: Primo Tires: animal glh in front and asm in back Pegs: animal OG Modifications: Those are secret

Mike Laird has a custom painted Blend and a Spike on his front forks. You gotta keep it custom. Demolition Parts have been helping out Mike for a long time and you can tell when you look at his parts list in this Bike Review. Frame: Mirraco Blend 4lb. 10oz. Fork: Volume Feather Weight 2lbs. 4oz. Headseat: HSA sealed Crankset: Demolition Medial 180mm BB Set: mid BB Sprocket: Demolition F-1 30t Freewheel: Demolition Alum. driver 10t Chain: KMC K710-SL Pedals: Fly bikes Ruben Handlebar: Volume V6 Bar Ends: Kink lightest bar ends Stem: Demolition F-1 Grips: Demolition missile Saddle: Demolition F-1 Seat Post: Thomson Seat Clamp: Demolition Front Hub: Demolition Bulimia Rear Hub: Demolition Anorexia Rims: Demolition Zero Spokes: Demolition Tires: Demolition Zeppelin 1.8 (front and rear) Pegs: ti pegs (3) Rotor: SNAFU mobeus Brakes: Demolition Vulcan Brake Lever: Oydssey M2 Modifications: Custom paint job, half-link in my chain, Spike on my fork Bike Weight: 23lbs. 15oz.