Mike Hoder’s signature frame came into the world in Sept. 2012 – nine months after he joined the team. As far as what BTM stands for? Who knows, ask Hoder.

BTM Frame

September 11, 2010

Bigger is better right? Perfect 10’s are the biggest bars we make.

Perfect 10’s Released

August 26, 2010

Hoder’s signature handlebar ushered in the “bigger bar” trend and in hindsight, was really the original XL bar BMX offered. Mike wanted his bars taller, so he didn’t have to hunch over, and wider for stability and comfort. The geometry is similar to our ever-popular Slam Bar, so it automatically feels familiar. The Hoder Bar is made in the USA from post-weld heat-treated and butted 4130.

Rise: 8.625′
Width: 30′
Upsweep: 1.5°
Back Sweep: 11°
Cross Bar: .75′
Weight: 2.13 Lb (.97 Kg)
Material: 4130 Crmo

Hoder Bars Come Out

April 24, 2010

S&M Qp dvds

March 22, 2010

Chad Johnston has been a player in the flatland game since day one, but he didn’t find a super stable home sponsorship wise until landing on S&M at age 40. His ability to revolutionize flatland riding (plus the fact that he’s a cool dude!) made marrying Chad’s Intrikat steeze with the shield in 2011 a no-brainer. Having Chad’s name and input on all of S&M’s new flatland offerings is something we’re pretty darn proud of.

Chad Johnston on S&M

January 24, 2010

Hoder did a stint on Sunday before he found his home on S&M bikes. We like him. We like him a lot.

Mike Hoder on S&M

January 15, 2010

Tony Cardona, Randy Brown, Cameron Wood joined the squad in 2008 and by April 2009, they each had signature frames to show for it. Cam and Randy’s frames were both tweaked into V2 versions in Spring 2011. Tony Cardoney isn’t on the team anymore, thus his frame was retired too, but we enjoy his Texas Toast rebel runs and his riding in general and wish him the best.