Shaun is riding for S&M.
Shaun Butler, november 2011: I Remember getting on S&M Bikes in March of 1993 when we talked for the first time at Twin Palms Jumping Contest when I was introduced to Moeller and he told me to come into the shop sometime soon when the first challenger race frames would be coming in.
Interview in Ride BMX UK august 1995.
Cover of Ride BMX US issue 26.
Backyard Jam 97, 360° over the chasm.
December 1997, Shaun switched from S&M to Schwinn.
Butler qualifies in first place, and then proceeds to sit on the jumps getting drunk before the finals started. When it was time for the finals to get underway, Butler was completely sloshed and wound up getting last place. Schwinn was not stoked.
Shaun isn't riding for Schwinn anymore.
The split happened right after the 98 X-Games where Butler's bike got ripped off and had to borrow Aaric Dishaw's Gary Fisher to compete. "It was one of 20 incidents that led to his release" said Schwinn Team Manager John Paul Rogers. Shaun got a bike from S&M the day after his "release".
Interview in Ride BMX US #49 june 2000.
Son pro-model ainsi que des signature parts sont prévus, une selle, un guidon de dirt 2pieces, une fourche et un cadre.
Un vélo complet devrait suivre, il s'appellera "Lamberblack".