Chris is asked many questions about his bikes. Here are the answers to some of the questions he is commonly asked. Why do you have 2 bikes? I learned a long time ago to always be prepared. Part of being prepared for a performance means having a back-up bike in case the one I am riding breaks. I don't want to waste valuable time fixing my bike during a presentation. If the bike I am riding breaks, I simply put it down and finish the performance with the other one. What if both bikes break? Luckily, it has never happened (yet)! But if both bikes do break, I always carry some replacement parts with me, and I could quickly repair one of the bikes if I had to. Which bike is your favorite? I really don't have a favorite bike. I like them both just the same. Before each performance, I check both bikes to make sure everything is working properly. After that, I decide which one feels better to me, and I usually ride that one. Do your bikes have names? I call the Yellow Bike: "Mustard". I call the Red Bike: "Ketchup". How much did your bikes cost? They cost over $2,000 each. What kind of bikes do you ride? Both of my bikes are exactly the same (except the colors). They are made by FBM. The model is called Equilibrium. Below are the specifics of all the parts that make up both of Chris' bikes: Frame: FBM "Equilibrium" Frame Weight: 5 pounds, 2 ounces Cost: $300 Forks: Odyssey Pro Flatland Forks Weight: 2 pounds, 5.8 ounces Cost: $80 Headset: FSA Impact Headset Weight: 2.3 ounces Cost: $33 Handlebars: Quamen Hiro Handlebars Weight: 1 pound, 13.4 ounces Cost: $140 Stem: Bizhouse Dialyser Clamp Weight: 8.1 ounces Cost: $70 Grips: ODI Long-Neck Grips Weight: 1.6 ounces (each) Cost: $10 (pair) Brakes: Suelo Weight: 5.6 ounces (each) Cost: $70 (each) Brake Levers: Dia-Tech "Tech 99" Weight: 4.4 ounces (each) Cost: $25 (pair) Detangler: Odyssey Gyro GTX (Aluminum) Weight: 4.2 ounces Cost: $45 Bar Ends: 88 Products (Stainless Steel) Weight: 5 ounces (each) Cost: $30 Seat and Post: Macneil Seat & Post Combo Weight: 1 pound, 2.2 ounces Cost: $60 Seat Post Clamp: RNC Titanium Weight: 0.8 ounces Cost: $20 Cranks: Profile Mini Magnutanium Flatland Cranks with European Bottom Bracket and Titanium Spindle Weight: 1 pound, 7.6 ounces Cost: $300 Chain: KMC PT710 Half Link Chain Weight: 10 ounces Cost: $25 Pedals: MKS Grafight-X Weight: 7.6 ounces (each) Cost: $120 (pair) (Bought on ebay. They don't make them anymore) Front Sprocket: Profile Imperial 24 tooth Weight: 1.4 ounces Cost: $40 Wheels: Rims: Sun Rim Rhynolite XL 36 Hole Spokes: Titanium Nipples: Aluminum Front Hub: Odyssey Vandero 36 Hole 3/8 axle Rear Hub: Nankai Techno Lite Freecoaster with 3/8 axle and 11 tooth cog Lace Pattern: Radial Front Wheel Weight: 1 pound, 14.7 ounces Rear Wheel Weight: 2 pounds, 13.1 ounces Cost: $420 (pair) Tubes: Ultra Lite Tubes Weight: 3.0 ounces (each) Cost: $5 (each) Tires: KHE Premium Flatland Tire Size: 20x1.75 (100psi) Weight: 9.2 ounces (each) Cost: $40 (each) Pegs: Suelo Pegs Weight: 6.9 ounces (each) Cost: $35 (pair) Misc. Part: 3/4" Chainwheel Adapter Weight: 0.3 ounces Cost: $4 Upper Gyro Cable: Snafu Astroglide Upper Gyro Cable Weight: 2.9 ounces Cost: $12 Lower Gyro Cable: Snafu Astroglide Dual Lower Gyro Cable Weight: 3 ounces Cost: $14 Front Cable: Snafu Astroglide Standard Cable Weight: 4.2 ounces Cost: $9 Total Bike Weight: 25 pounds, 5 ounces Total Bike Cost: $2,057.00 Most of the parts on Chris' bike can be purchased at  www.flatlandfuel.com