Six New 2010 Mankind Frames
FatTony
- September 22 2009
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Mankind Mellow Frame:
The Mellow Frame is Björn “Bommel” Mager`s new signature Mankind frame. It`s a tribute to Mellowpark in Berlin, where Björn started and grew up riding. This machine is full heat treated, has 13,75” slammed chain stay length, stand over 216mm and a 74.5° head tube angle. It features removable u-brake mounts and brake guides, integrated seat clamp, new MK bridges on chain & seat stays and cnced MK logo on the head tube. Colours: translucent green, matte black, white, pearl blue and purple. Lengths: 20,5tt, 20,8tt, 21,1tt. Weight: 2,05kg (4.52lbs)
Mankind Archangel 3.0 Frame
The 2010 version of the Archangel has been updated with 75° head tube, slimmed down 33.0mm TT diameter and tapered seat and chain stays (13,75” slammed). Further it comes with removable u-brake mounts and brake guides, stand over 210mm, integrated seat clamp and rifle butted seat tube. New colours for 2010 are translucent red (shown) and matt black, which add to shining raw, white and purple. Lengths: 20,2”, 20,5”, 20,8”, 21,0”. Weight: 2,04kg (4.49lbs)
Mankind Neworld 2.0 Frame
For 2010, Andrew “Gee” Gregory`s Neworld signature frame comes with a 75° head tube, slimmed down 34.0mm TT diameter, removable u-brake mounts and brake guides and stand over 233mm. Also new are MK seat stays bridge, CNC MK Logo on head tube and 13,50” slammed chain stay length. New colour for 2010 is matte red (shown), which ads to metallic coffee, matte black, shining raw and white. Lengths: 20,5”, 20,7”, 20,9”, 21,1”. Weight: 2,20kg (4.85lbs)
Mankind Forward 2.0 Frame
Jeff Klugiewicz`s popular Forward Frame has been spiced up a lot with slimmed down 34.0mm TT diameter, removable u-brake mounts and brake guides and stand over 230mm. New MK seat stays bridge, cnced MK Logo on Mid BB and 13,50” slammed chain stay length round this baby up. New colour for 2010 is translucent purple (shown), which ads to pearl red, pearl blue, metallic coffee, matte black, and white. Lengths: 20,5”, 20,8”, 21,1”. Weight: 2,05kg (4.52lbs)
Mankind Justice Frame
This is the brand new ultra slim Justice street frame. Features are a 75° head tube, slim TT and DT, BB height: 11.8”, stand over 180mm, 13,25” slammed chain stay length, removable u-brake mounts and brake guides and integrated seat clamp. New MK bridges on chain & seat stays and cnced MK logo on the head tube and rifle butted seat tube. Colours: Matt black, matt white, pearl blue, translucent purple, clear coating red. Lengths: 20,5tt, 20,75tt, 21,0tt, 21,25tt, 21,5tt. Weight: 1,92kg (4.23lbs)
Mankind Alive 2.0 Frame
Mankind Flatland machine has gotten a face lift for 2010, with removable u-brake mounts and brake guides, new MK bridges on chain & seat stays and cnced MK logo on the head tube.
Colours: Matt black, white, shining raw, clear coating red(new). Lengths: 18,5tt, 19,0tt. Weight: 1,85kg (4.08lbs)
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September 23rd, 2009 at 4:30 am
Maybe I'm just dumb because I'm not into flatland but the alive 2.0 frame has a crazy low toptube. If it wasn't a flatland frame I'd be tempted to say "scooter" but what do I know?
September 23rd, 2009 at 12:02 pm
You people are stupid. Theres a reason for lower frames besides looks. Geometry is for a certain structure and style of certain riders. If you arent using it, shut up. Most of talk shit, so cincerned with weight but little alone can bunnyhop a curb or even get svared trying because you dont want a scratch on your bike..
Please, u weight issue whores, talking about 4.5 pounds..well,the 21tt version at at 5 and you retards dont even know.
A bicycle and a scooter will never be comparable, to the idiots who shall classify a frame to a scooter,die.
stop talking shit, and go ride your bike mom and dad bought ya because you cried for ages if they didnt get it you would not love them.
But hey, it was FIT frame, then it would be awesome because,everyone else who have it, so would you and I. All hail the F.I.T aitken scooter frame!!!
Its foldable to losers!
MANKIND = QUALITY
September 23rd, 2009 at 12:07 pm
By the way, the typos are to maintain a child like scooter riding mentality like the most of you.
Now, you may not be able to understand this perfect comment but speaking retard is not something I normally or care to do.
September 23rd, 2009 at 1:28 pm
great, just what bmx needs MORE SCOOTERS
September 23rd, 2009 at 7:03 pm
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September 23rd, 2009 at 11:46 pm
you seem very angry over something very little and why you claim to be a child molester concerns me.
i'm guessing you ride a scooter.
September 24th, 2009 at 12:54 am
it's not a scooter… flatland frames have been built like that for a wile
September 24th, 2009 at 5:32 am
You seem to have issues with anger. At least you vent it online to faceless people who don't really care what you think. Your name implies otherwise though. The first thing you need to do is acknowledge this is a problem. Then there's this great program at this church down the road……
September 24th, 2009 at 6:59 am
If I have anger issues and no one cares, they why are you responding? if you didnt care, you wouldnt leave a comment.
Its ridiculous how so many talk shit but habe no knowledge or experience on certain parts and frames.
Frames and geometry progress with time creating innivation, bmx is not the same as it was years ago,its become more technical and filled with imagination ….from this work and ideas were gathered to create something more suitable to a riders needs. You people dont get it, our passion is expanding to create more innovated and better products and all you can do it bash it.
And as for a scooter, display in front of yourself an image of a scooter, the this frame/bike…THERE IS NOTHING IN RELATION.
September 28th, 2009 at 10:12 am
I responded because I'm bored and arguing with people is entertaining. You should look at Taj's blog: http://taj.transworld.net/2009/02/02/the-bmx-bike... . Its obviously a satirical article but it brings up a good point. How far is too far when it comes to modifying a bmx bike? Is this too far: http://fattony.transworld.net/files/2009/02/scoot... (from Fat Tony's Blog) or is it "just making things more suitable for riders needs"?
All in all, we're arguing over a flatland frame and those are always weird looking/unique. I've heard it resembles a lot of the flatland frames that have been out for quite a while. Flatland has always been its own thing. If it makes you feel better, I'll stop using the term "scooter" and start calling it a "flatland frame". <—–lie
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