Here is the basic form of the 29ers that I will have out there... once my Supertherm tubing arrives.

My lack of quick building updates is due to a recent shortage of Supertherm tubes. It sounds like it will be almost November before I receive my next batch. In the mean time I will be doing some work on the full suspension frames as they're straight gauge for the most part. Here's a new design with an 83mm BB that will fit nicely with BMX cranks and a 6" spindle.

Mark's frame

Mark sent some photos of his kickass backyard setup and his sparkle blue Stout jumper with some matching cranks (that I powdercoated for him)

29ers

 Compliant, lightweight (4.85 lbs!) 29ers have been in the works for a few weeks. Its taking some time making dropouts for them. (they're different sizes and I refused to use hooded dropouts, so the angles of the dropouts are all different) Pics later

Wade's DJ/street 26" frame: 

 Head tube drilled for Gyro tabs and dropouts with integrated chaintensioners.

 14mm by 135mm rear end

 Kickass lithics I found across the street from my house... one good thing that's come from a bastard of a drought. What looks like an axe head is actually just a big scraping tool

Just got back in town from AZ. Ready to make some frames. I have had lots of inquiries for frames but no-one with 100% certainty on specifics. Forgive me if I get a little backed up in the next few weeks.

I will try to have some things laser cut for some suspension frames. My first FS slopestyle prototype did pretty damn well in AZ... here is some evidence:

http://www.pinkbike.com/video/216859/

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=280538798640016

Chris' frame awaiting removable straight pull brake mounts.