FIT Hawk frame...
The Hawk weighs in at only 5 pounds and has a light price tag to go with it. With high tech SOAREX bridges and graphics by Chase and Adam Roye, this frame is bad ass.

The S3 series is Fits signature line of frames. Out now is the Aitken, a 4.7 pound frame that can still handle the abuse of everyday riding. Mikey wanted a frame that had a quick head angle (75 degrees), low profile, and light feel. Everyone worked together to make this frame the most advanced frame available from Fit.

The Flow series is Fits line of frames, forks and bars manfactured with cost in mind. The frames have all the things needed like integrated head tube, press-fit mid bb, butted tubing etc...then add a lower price and it's good to go...

MacNeil Bibi frame...
All MacNeil frames are hand-built with seamless Japanese tubing, with heat-treated 4130 headtubes, BB shells, and dropouts. MacNeil frames have a lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects. Bibi wanted a really light frame built for the trails. MacNeil took on the challenge and came up with the Bibi. He kills it – and so does this frame. It’s light, strong and ready for all trails.

Volume Biz frame...
Ryan "Biz" Jordan signature frame. Made from Volume's patented "Thermo-Triton" chromoly tubing. Integrated headtube w/ removable tabs, Mid bottom bracket shell, 4mm thick dropouts w/ 14mm axle slots, downtube gusset, brake mounts on chainstays (25-9t compatible).

FLY 3 Amigos frame...
Made from 4130 chromoly. Spanish BB with integrated headtube, built in seat clamp, extra machining on the dropouts to save weight, chainstay U-brake mounts and a cable guide for a secure fit. Includes removable gyro tabs and a single chain tensioner...

S&M Black Bike...
If you're stuck between riding a Black Bike or an L.A.F. the Black Bike is better for Heavier/rougher riders that might damage an L.A.F., riders that like a slightly taller top-tube height, riders that don't like press fit BB's, or riders that don't like steep 75 degree head angles. Those are only some of the major differences, there are other like the Top Tube diameter (Black Bike is larger) and drop-out thickness (Black Bike is thicker) but those are some of the major ones. Beringer and Baker both ride the Black Bike, and Rob Wise and Darden both ride L.A.F.'s. Decisions, decisions...

FBM Deployer...
Derrick Gerard Pro Model
The Deployer is still a very new frame for FBM, so they made only minor changes for 2006. You will notice that the stays are now dimpled by the dropouts for improved crank arm clearance.
Features:
Headtube - Integrated Externally Machined
Dropouts - Heat treated 3/16" thick for 14mm axles
Bottom Bracket - Mid or Euro
Brakes - Seatstay 9-90's
Cable Guides and Stops - Split guide and stop on top tube
Bridges - Flat Bar for chain and seat stays
Capped Stays - Yes
Standover Height 8-3/4"