I just got a new tire on my DJ:  Halo Twin rail 2.2... Lighter and stiffer than the Kiniption I had been running. I highly recommend this as a rear tire for a street/dirt bike.

Heres a little 1 minute street/park edit that me and my friend Alain made

http://www.pinkbike.com/video/193514/

and a short dirt edit as well

http://www.pinkbike.com/video/188067/

Waiting on Supertherm tubing. Should be here by Wednesday. Waiting on butted BMX seattubes. Should be shipping by the end of the week. Waiting for those to get done so I can get lots of different dropouts laser cut. Waiting on those to be able to do more "All-Mountain" frames. Waiting on those so the handlebar thing can start...

I do currently have the materials to make 26" and 24" DJ frames and 20" BMX bikes...

I will soon be getting a bunch of different dropout shapes laser cut, and hopefully they will cover most of the types of frames I will be making. 

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I don't remember posting Alain's built up Stout 24" MTBBMXTB2000.... LX. Pictures cant describe how cool looking it is and all the acronyms in the world can't express its versatility. It comes in handy for covering huge distances while searching for street spots... and having a 14mm BMX rear lends the ability to fart around on small ledges usually only suitable for 20" BMX bikes.

This bike has a ~70.5 degree head angle with the Marzocchi fork. This bike has a 22.5" TT and it rides pretty similar  to a 22" TT 26" wheeled jumper.

 ISCG 05 mount

 44mm Headtube designed around 1.5" Steerer w/ external cups

DMR Swopouts compatible dropouts

 I just got my 44mm headtube reaming tools and now Jonathan's All Mtn frame is rigged up for a sparkle green powdercoat.

 One little cable guide to go and Derek's DJ frame is ready for clear/bronze. His BB is 10mm lower than the height that I ride, with a -15mm drop.

Kevin's Supertherm DJ frame with a 22" TT and a -10mm BB drop. I also found a good way of dimpling the stay braces to get more tire clearance.