Mike Laird answered some bike related questions for the DIGBMX website. They’re showing his Blend Lite bike from different angles too. Mike’s Lean Mean Tailwhipping Machine parts list can be found by hitting the following link:
Mike Laird Bike Check on DIGBMX 
Mike Spinner finished 2nd at the Park Finals today. Daniel Dhers got first and Rob Darden completed the podium. Mirraco riders Alessandro Barbero and Ryan Guettler finished 10th and 12th respectively in the finals of today.
Final Park Results Dew Tour Cleveland, Ohio.
1st Dhers, Daniel 92.67
2nd Spinner, Mike 91.17
3rd Darden, Rob 91.17
4th Reynolds, Garrett 90.67
5th Nyquist, Ryan 90.67
6th Bezanson, Drew 90.33
7th Mast, Craig 90.33
8th McCann, Steven 90
9th Tooker, Marcus 89.83
10th Barbero, Alessandro 87.83
11th Foster, James 86.83
12th Guettler, Ryan 80.5 
It has been a long way coming but Alessandro Barbero finally made a Dew Tour final. The Italian scored a 9th place in prelims and will have to stick around for the finals to see what’s going to happen. Mirraco is stoked for the trick machine and we wish him luck in the finals.
Park Prelim results:
1st Nyquist, Ryan 93.83
2nd Reynolds, Garrett 92
3rd Mast, Craig 91.83
4th McCann, Steven 91.67
5th Darden, Rob 91.17
6th Foster, James 91.17
7th Tooker, Marcus 91.17
8th Bezanson, Drew 91.17
9th Barbero, Alessandro 90.5
10th Young, Gary 90.33
11th Enarson, Dennis 90.17
12th Kiraly, Kevin 89.5 
Ryan Guettler span his way to second place at the Dew Tour in Cleveland, Ohio. Congrats on the podium spot!
Results:
1. Cameron White
2. Ryan Guettler
3. Ryan Nyquist
4. Steve McCann
5. Dennis Enarson
6. Luke Parslow
7. Rob Darden
8. Corey Bohan
9. James Foster
10. Brandon Dosch
11. Nate Berkheimer
12. Anthony Napolitan 
Sneaker Freaker has an interview up with Mirraco rider Nigel Sylvester. The NYC local talks about his Format shop, his NIKE deal and life in general. It’s got some photos of his shop and some riding pics as well. Nigel is not at the Dew Tour this weekend but he is still getting coverage.
Glenn Milligan sent in this photo of Nigel bunny hop barspinning with some friends over in Los Angeles. Far away from home.
Oh yeah, the link to the interview. Click right here! 
Mike Spinner has a bike check up on the new BMX Online website. All you have to do to see what parts Spinner uses to do quadruple tailwhips is hit the following link. Make sure to look for that tailwhip button. It throws that frame around lots faster.
Bike Check! 
Ryan Guettler continues to do well in dirt and placed third at the Dirt qualifying event at the second round of the Dew Action Sports Tour in Cleveland, Ohio. We have the results for you down here so you know who Ryan’s competitors will be in the finals.
Results Pro Dirt Qualifying, Cleveland, Ohio
1. Corey Bohan
2. Nate Berkheimer
3. Ryan Guettler
4. Steve McCann
5. Rob Darden
6. Dennis Enarson
7. Anthony Napolitan
8. Luke Parslow
9. Brandon Dosch 
After sending their riders all over the planet to film, ride, shoot and hang out, NIKE booked their team guys tickets up to Portland to do some riding at their headquarters in Oregon. Mike Spinner and Nigel Sylvester were present to do some demos and pick up some new shoes at the same time.
BMX Online have a report up on their site that you can check out by hitting the following link:
NIKE DEMO with Spinner, Nigel and the rest of the team. 
When Cream magazine went to Beijing for the Lightning Bolts premiere they came back with tons of unique material. Next to Mirraco riders Nigel Sylvester and Mike Spinner, also Maxime Charveron (France) went to China to do some demos on moving ramps and eat weird food.
Christian van Hanja interviewed Maxime about the trip which you can read in the Hors-Serie #6 of Cream. It’s in English so you should be able to read it too. By the way, the inside cover features Maxime in the Nike 6.0 ad. Word.
The Mirraco M3 parts line is getting bigger and bigger. Add to that the new Black Label M3 forks. Top shelf quality forks that the Mirraco team riders use on their bikes. The forks feature double-butted tubing, come with internal threads with alloy cap and are fully heat treated after welding which makes them strong but keeps them light.
You can buy the same quality forks that Dave Mirra runs on his bike. He’s only satisfied with top shelf quality. For the M3 forks you do not need to be 21 either. Cheers.
