RideBMX posted a bike check with Mike Brennan... so if the last wethepeople bike check did not have clear enough pictures for you CHECK THESE OUT! Click the link for more photographs...

ride wrote:
"Name: Mike Brennan

Age: 26

Location: New Jersey

Sponsors: Animal, Wethepeople, and Lotek flow
Frame: Wethepeople Warriors prototype

Fork: Wethepeople Helium 35mm offset

Bars: Wethepeople Mad Max 8.7' rise

Stem: Animal Jumpoff

Grips: Wethepeople All Day

Barends: Wethepeople nylon

Headset: prototype Animal

Clamp: integrated

Seatpost: Animal Stump Post

Seat: Wethepeople Slim Pivitol

Cranks: eclat Tibia 175 mm

Sprocket: Animal Sprocky Balboa 25-tooth

Chain: 24 carat gold

Front Tire: Wethepeople Feelin' (TM) 2.25' kevlar

Front Wheel: Wethepeople Supreme hub, Wethepeople rim

Rear Tire: Wethepeople Feelin' 2.25' kevlar

Rear Wheel: eclat 9-tooth to eclat Bondi rim

Chain Tensioner: another crank on the socket wrench

Hub Guard: not at the moment.

Pegs: Wethepeople prototypes from two years ago

Pedals: Animal Hamilton Plastic

Modifications/Other/Extras:

Cut my bars, seat post, and fork steerer tube. Nothing too crazy.

So this frame is a split for you and fellow Wethepeople team
rider Max Geartig, seeing as both of you guys are tall, is there
anything design wise that caters to the vertically gifted riders?

Not really. It' (TM)s a good all around
frame. We' (TM)re doing two sizes, 20.75' and 21.3' . So there is definitely
a size for the taller guys.

How was sharing a design with someone else? Did you guys have any clashing ideas?

It' (TM)s worked out good. We both liked the same dimensions so was
easy. Max is over there with them so he made sure it came out perfect.
From what we talked about to what I' (TM)m riding it was dead on. They did a
great job.

Your bike is pretty light, but it handled a
few goes at El Toro and plenty of other big moves, too. Needless to
say, strength is still a focus for you when setting a bike, right?

It' (TM)s real important. And both companies I ride for both feel the
same way. Strength first, weight after. I don' (TM)t try too hard to keep my
bike light anymore. It kinda just works out.

Your bars and seat are pretty low for tall guy. Do you see any specific advantages?

My bars are a lot taller then they
used to be. I went from riding 7' bars to Max bars that are 8.7' . It' (TM)s
a little different, but my back feels a lot better. As far as the seat,
I like to keep it out of the way for whips and stuff. I keep it just
high enough the get a little pinch for barspins.

You' (TM)re running really fat tires, too. Is that to help land smoother?

I have been. Running a 2.25' in front for a while now. The back end on
my frame is extra wide. I can run a 2.25' with plenty of room, so I
decided to try it out. It feels good so far. I don' (TM)t know if it makes
landing smoother, but it definitely feels good for wallrides and stuff."

Animal Bikes released their 2009 catalog with a Mike Brennan poster, which you can see by viewing the photos below.

Click HERE to see the prices for the catalog and/or poster...

"We just got in our new 09 Animal catalogs, 44 pages with photos
from everyone on the team. In addition to the catalog we got in a Mike
Brennan posters. The poster is 36' x36' which is huge, check the below
photo of Mike (who is tall as hell) holding the poster to get an idea
of the enormity of this thing.If your interested in getting a poster or
catalog click on one of the buttons below to pay through paypal. Prices
include shipping, all posters will be shipped rolled in a tube." - animal