I just spotted this bike check on Ridebmx: http://bmx.transworld.net/1000136852/features/karl-poynter-bike-check-3/

You’ve been working on a signature freecoaster hub for a while now, and have even switched sponsors in the middle of its development…Is it still in the works? Give us the latest update on it.

 My signature free-coaster will definitely still be happening and I couldn’t be more excited. It will be an all-new design with some really cool features produced by my parts sponsor EZRA BMX. The progress has been great, and we expect to have it available by late 2011. EZRA and I have been working overtime on it to say the least. You can be on the lookout for further details on [url=http://www.ezrabmx.com]www.ezrabmx.com[/url], my fan page www.facebook.com/karlpoynterfanpage, or by following me on twitter, @KarlQPoynter.

Let's all keep in mind that "street" freecoaster users are always standing on the pedals...so they are not as sensitive to ghost pedaling in any direction...they may only be paying attention to the size of gap, and whether or not it explodes!

Could this be the the same design as the Eclat f/c...using pawls. I'm also anxious to see how both of these work.

f*ck it all,just throw your chain and you have the best freecoaster available.or even lighter if you put a front wheel on the back.and maybe one pound lighter to say in some occasions.and more if you add the chain!

YES!

thats an awesome bike... the pedals look crazy skinny!