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Bikes of the FMB World Tour Riders

Brett Rheeder with his prototype Trek Slopestyle bike. -Ryan Thibault

It looks like Rheeder has learned the ways of the bike-build force from team mate, Cam McCaul. Clean! -Ryan Thibault

Bontrager bars and stem with plenty of cable for barspin and tailwhip hijinx. -Ryan Thibault

Bontrager XR1 XC tires fit the bill for fast, hard-packed courses like Claymore. -Ryan Thibault

Martin Soderstrom with his signature Specialzed P3. -Ryan Thibault

The Trixter hydraulic detangler is necessary when Martin is throwing triple tailwhips and 360 double whips in his runs at FMB contests. -Ryan Thibault

Continental rubber keeps Martin on course. -Ryan Thibault

Brayden Barrett-Hay with his Morpheus Vimana. -Ryan Thibault

68-degree head angle and laser-etched graphics. -Ryan Thibault

Inspiration at the helm. -Ryan Thibault

The Vimana can accomodate 24 or 26-inch wheels with an adjustable wheelbase range of 14.3 to 15.8 inches. -Ryan Thibault

Carson Storch with his Diamondback Dreamliner -Ryan Thibault

The Dreamliner features 4-inches of travel and the frame is made from 6061-T6 Weapons Grade Aluminum, featuring the Knucklebox suspension platform. Carson also custom-rigged his shifter. -Ryan Thibault

Diamondback Dreamliner's tapered head tube. -Ryan Thibault

Carson is so dreamy. -Ryan Thibault

Dustin Guilding with his Deity Cryptkeeper steel hardtail. -Ryan Thibault

Flossed out head-to-toe with Deity bars, stem, seat, post and grips. -Ryan Thibault

Steel is real... -Ryan Thibault

Linus Sjoholm with his YT Industries Romp. -Ryan Thibault

Suntour Duro DJ RC 20QLC air fork with 80 or 100m travel, low speed compression, rebound adjust and 1950 grams. -Ryan Thibault

The Swede threw down some serious runs at Claymore. -Ryan Thibault

Random Photo Bomb! -Ryan Thibault

Ryan Howard with his prototype Trek Slopestyle bike. -Ryan Thibault

Who does Ryan look like more? Bo or Luke Duke? -Ryan Thibault

Clean lines and full SRAM/RockShox spec for maximum R-Dog steeziness. -Ryan Thibault

Insert General Lee horn sound here... -Ryan Thibault

Dougie Fresh helped make the Claymore Challenge run! -Ryan Thibault

SPANGLER SIGHTING! Showing off his Ellsworth Momentum. -Ryan Thibault

While Spangler could basically be a father of any of the FMB tour riders, he's an elder who must be respected, haha. -Ryan Thibault

Ellsworth Momentum linkage. -Ryan Thibault

Reece Wallace representing Chromag from B.C. -Ryan Thibault

Chromag makes some sick hardtail frames, but when Reece needs a little squish, he flosses out a Black Market Killswitch for big blasting. -Ryan Thibault

RockShox/SRAM help make Reece go... -Ryan Thibault

Simon Kirchmann with his Bergamont Kiez Team bike -Ryan Thibault

Aluminum hardtail action with tapered head tube. -Ryan Thibault

Keeping it clean out back with the Kiez Team frame's replaceable dropouts. -Ryan Thibault

Par for the course with plenty of cable to keep the spins and whips coming. -Ryan Thibault

Szymon Godziek with Dartmoor Cody 2 hardtail. -Ryan Thibault

Syzmon came all the way from Poland to compete at Claymore. He runs a hydro detangler. -Ryan Thibault

Keepin' it fresh and dirt jumpy without a front brake and nice, tight cockpit. -Ryan Thibault

Tyler McCaul with his X-Fusion-equipped GT Distortion. -Ryan Thibault

The bolt in the bottom bracket shell is used to limit crank spin during tricks like T-Mac's double tailwhips. -Ryan Thibault

Factory... -Ryan Thibault

T-Mac don't need no stinking knobs! -Ryan Thibault

Teo Gustavson with his Lapierre Rapt hardtail. -Ryan Thibault

A hydro detangler and semi-intergrated head tube at the front of Teo's bike. -Ryan Thibault

Rad homage to Vision Street Wear and Teo's Suntour Duro DJ RC 20QLC fork. -Ryan Thibault

It's good to see Lapierre in the slopestyle scene! -Ryan Thibault

Enjoy some mug shots and bike photos from some of your favorite FMB World Tour riders like Martin Soderstrom, Brett Rheeder, Ryan Howard, Tyler McCaul and more! By Ryan Thibault.

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