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There’s a new offering from Breakbrake 17, the Karma Track:

“The BB17 Karma track frame geometry was inspired from the modern track racing bike, Features like short wheelbase, responsive but also stable and comfortable. The frame is an ideal bike for urban track riders.  7005-T6 Triple Butted tubes makes the frame lighter and stiff to give you control to transferring all your power to the road. ROUND-AERO down tube sharp and unique tapered seat stays to dissipate road shock for a smooth ride.

Colors available in : Matt Gray/Blue, Matt Black/Purple, Brushed Satin Finish with Clearcoat/Yellow”

See more below!

These Spike Parts track hubs remind me of the old Zipp hubs and that’s a good thing. They look damn sharp. Check out more at the Spike Parts Flickr!

Torey has been working on his edit for Breakbrake 17 for a bit and like all good things, it’s worth the wait! His style is honed like an ax waiting for battle, so expect the big, fire crackin gaps, long nose mannies and all the techy tire lines he’s known for. This one’s dialed man!

Don’t miss out on this exclusive for PiNP.

I am pumped on both of these photos. The first being Torey doing a double tire slide, shot by Matt Spencer of Wolf Drawn and the second is of Osaka Funny’s BB17 Serpent, by Bob Woods. This company has a great roster of very creative riders.

Torey shot over his newest edit with Breakbrake 17 29’r teammate Oscar. Check it out as they bring the street weirdness to the skatepark in Canarsie. That last clip is nuts!

iMinus D is running a little promo over on their site:

“For a limited time, receive a free Spike MID bottom bracket with a purchase of a Breakbrake17 Charmer orSerpent FGFS frame. Offer good while supplies last.”

Digging the branding on these frames.

When I see bikes like this, all I hear is “KABOOOOOOOOM” “CRUUUUSHHHHH” “CLANNNNG”. The sounds of a big-boy bike. 29’rs will always look more bad ass than 26″, sorry! Check out more of this mother fuckin’ beast at the Breakbrake 17 blog. Torey, this shit looks raw as hell.

iMinusD has posted up the entire Breakbrake 17 2012 offerings for pre-order. This includes their Transfer, triple triangle track, Charmer 26″ FGFS V2 and the Serpent 29’r FGFS. I love the way the Serpent looks and there needs to be more 29’r FGFS frames on the market, in my opinion of course. These are expected on June 20th. Check out the details at iMinusD.

Breakbrake 17’s triple triangle, Columbus tubing, low pro is now available. Dubbed the transfer, these frames are in stock and ready to ship. Hit up your local Breakbrake 17 dealer, or iMinusD. For more photos, head to BB17’s blog.

Photo by Greg Falski

I absolutely love this photo of Sol Smith riding his new BB17 Serpent. If the bike looks a little funny to you, it’s because he spraypainted the entire thing without taking any parts off. Pretty wild. Check out more information at Ninja Cats! Congrats Sol, you’re one of my favorite dudes to watch ride.

Torey got a lil loose while he was in SF. I’ve heard buzzings of what went down but this is the first “media” to drop from his trip. Matt Reyes with the shot, Breakbrake 17 with the product.

Phil, you rip and you’re my new favorite big boy rider. Sorry Gus. Here’s his intro to Spike and Breakbrake 17. Solid tunes too man.

Photo by Greg Falski

Oscar was in Paris for the Soundtrack and Clandé Pegless Jam 5. The dude slayed it as usual, winning the competition with moves like this. Greg Falski was there, shooting for SOFB 8 where he caught this photo of Oscar, for Breakbrake 17.

Here’s a video put out by the non-stop FGFS crew in London known as Ninja Cats. These guys put new videos up weekly and the latest edit, featuring Sol and Oscar is not to be missed. Excuse the shaky camera throughout most of it and catch some of that creativity these two are known for as they shred spots in Paris. Some of this video is from a pegless jam where Oscar took first place, reppin Breakbrake 17 and Spike.

Breakbrake 17 has a new track bike on the way. While it may look like aluminum, this baby’s made from Columbus Cromor steel. Here are the details:

“Headset:Integrated headset
Fork:Alloy 1-1/8 threadless
BB:English
Seat post diameter: 27.2mm
Rear spacing:120mm
Color:Noise Black, Raw finish”

See more at the Breakbrake 17 Blog!