I dunno, but I still have my Standard Tao OX 2004 frame lying around, it's the most solid flatland frame I've ever had, almost unbreakable and pretty light at the same time (5.2 pounds), I don't think I'll ever sell it.
well....there is no shortage of companies who put out frames now, so its no biggie if Standard isn't in the game any more.I saw Moliterno ride in a Haro show once, though, and back then, he rode ramps and street and flatland. Yep. busted 8' airs on a Haro Master. Nuts. He used to give McCoy a run for his money in the AFA
Quote from: jason_21218 on January 29, 2007, 06:52:56 PMwell....there is no shortage of companies who put out frames now, so its no biggie if Standard isn't in the game any more.I saw Moliterno ride in a Haro show once, though, and back then, he rode ramps and street and flatland. Yep. busted 8' airs on a Haro Master. Nuts. He used to give McCoy a run for his money in the AFAI saw Moliterno ride in a HUTCH show once! Boo-yah!
paul osicka still rides a tao ox at the momentbut he is designing a frame for fly bikes.