Hoffman Bikes just posted up a Seth Kimbrough bike check, where they post a picture of and reveal the name of Seth’s signature Shadow cranks. Did anyone even know these were going to exist or being tested?

Get the low-down on Hoang’s “shred sled” here.

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It seems Aaron has toned it down a tad with the crazy color schemes for his new ride. Good looks.

“Van Homan is officially home recovering from his skull fracture, that he sustained last month during X Games street practice. After spending a couple scary days in the ICU, he was released and is expected to make a full-recovery. He wasn’t allowed to fly home, so Van and his wife Samantha had to drive all the way back across the country to New Jersey. Now resting up, Van said he won’t be able to ride again until November but is super happy to be home. More good news is that Van had some time from his busy schedule now, and filled out his bike check for us. So sit back, and take a personal tour of Van’s Fit setup, courtesy of Van himself.”

Go here. Launch Gallery.

Aaron Bostrom may have kept a low profile in the BMX media for a bit, but it looks like he’s back now and on S&M flow. See photos of his ride (including some photos of his prototype S&M rear hub) here.

Max has a very nice looking ride, which you can see in detail in this video. It’s not just bike talk, it also features plenty of riding. I’ll never get how he can make halfcab whips look that easy.

Jimmy Le Van has been through a lot over the past few years, but he’s still going strong. Click here to see what his ride is looking like these days.

Tammy has a Sunday Forecaster jammed full of Coalition pieces. See all the details, and learn about Tammy’s bike setup preferences here.

Alex Liiv recently got added to the Tempered Bikes team, so Data BMX did a bike check with him. They also asked him some questions, which Alex answers sarcastically. Check out one of the last bikes you’ll ever see with 96 spokes on it here.

See Chase’s Cult Bad Boy in detail here.