Radio haven't been sitting back and watching the competition catch up, they've kept their foot to the floor and just released the disc dedicated Quartz frame. Radio's Quartz range has some of the sharpest geometry in this competitive market and they are definitely one of the major players in the BMX race aftermarket frame game. 

With this update, they've ditched the V-brake mounts altogether a trend that the leading brands have adopted as the industry standard moves to disc brakes. Radio have chosen to go with a flat mount system with this frame, a system we really like here at LUXBMX for it's neat and compact design. It also tucks the calliper out of harms way from errant front wheels and pedals, helping ensure your chances of damage are minimised.