For this episode of S&M‘s Factory Friday get a sneak at a flat-mount disc brake BMX race frame called the Chromoly Hatchet and a remake of the 4-Piece Castillo Bar, which were Brian Castillo‘s signature bars when he was on S&M 30 years ago. As always Chris Moeller, and special guest product design guru Ben Ward, give some indepth knowledge on the Chromoly Hatchet design / features, and Moeller gives a fun history lesson of the Castillo bar as well.
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