Here's the team riding and chilling in Mexico and E-Man promoting his frame. Kinda cool to see Ratima on Cardinal since he fits in so well. And E-man is always a treat. One of the smoothest street riders there is.

E-Man is finally getting a signature frame in his career. Here is a little web video to promote his frame with the typical laid back but still banging street riding.

I can say that this video/music/riding/image has made me sick of that street riding lifestyle but there is still great street riding in here so I can't deny it. I can tell you that this video contains typical street riding rap music, baggy jeans and t-shirts, lots of pegs and therefore lots of grinding, and the word/phrase "popoff". Not trying to hate but just exhausted with these things. I could say the same thing about skinny, colorful jeans, park riding, and overplayed MGMT & Passion Pit songs...

Boy and E-man are back. From Barcelona that is. They filmed this LA edit for Interbike. Cardinal and Primo are stoked to have the two best street riders in LA on the team. The local homeboy Tyler Fujii filmed/edited the entire thing.

Cardinal Bikes is a new bicycle company started by Nate Moroshan. Their frame (only product I believe) is already famous for it's vertical (or down facing) dropouts. This video clearly shows the ease of the down facing dropout when putting on your rear wheel. Some may be worried that this design sacrifices strength in some way on the frame, but with big time grinders like E-man and Boy on the team I assure you it is as strong or stronger than a common dropout.

Watch the first video with Nate describing the ease of rear wheel application... THEN, watch the team's Barcelona video featuring E-man, Boy, and Nate himself (to see the frame in action).