Here’s some photos of Craig “Manboy” Passero‘s newest Sunday set up. I was super psyched on his Defgrip edit along with some of his other TJD clips that I hooked him up with a new blue complete Sunday Second Wave kit! Can’t wait to see what Craig does on his Sunday! Look for more awesome TJD videos coming out of the northeast! View More
Ok, so its been awhile since our last bike check. Click on HERE to go over to the RideBMX site to check out Karl Poynter‘s complete bike check. They took a million photos so you’ll be able to get a look at his signature colorway. Its more red than our current warm red and it fades to black. His colorway is available now and is very limited. Check out the photo above to see a front view of the frame and look for more photos down below.
Ok, so the Christmas Sunday bike check thing we’ve been doing is now turning into Sunday Friends. Christmas was awhile back, so it really didn’t make much sense to call it that any more. Here we have 2 Fundays in both Ocean Blue and Black Magic, one Black Magic Ian Schwartz and one Warm Red Second Wave kit! These all look sweet, in fact I will be riding the Warm Red kit next week! Can’t wait!
Here we go the last batch of Christmas Sunday bike checks. On this update, are 3 Second Waves, 1 Pale Yellow Ian Schwartz frame kit and one Ocean Blue Funday!
Jake Seeley sent me some photos of his latest build up, a post-it note yellow Ian Schwartz with warm red Forumph bars and Morning 2.1 forks as seen at Interbike. Not sure how well Jake can roll backwards or Luc-e grind in the snow, but his Sunday parts will not rust due to the Black Magic coating under the paint! This frame is available now with the warm red coming in soon! If you’re wondering about the sticker on his downtube, it’s the shop he works at called the Garden.
Ian Schwartz sent me some photos of his Post-It Note Yellow signature frame remixed into this honey mustard/ketchup colorway. He seems to always have something interest going on with his setups and this is no exception. Look for more stuff from him out of San Francisco because he decided to stay there permanently or until he catches the farming bug again. Not only is this frame available now, but so are the matching Triumph bars and Morning 2.1 forks! Is there a fakie hill bomb coming too?
Here is a photo collage of Aaron Ross‘s latest color creation. His frame is shipping today from California, so some of you will be able to see it just before Christmas. Otherwise you’ll only have to wait a few more days after that. To see all the frame details just scroll down a few entries. Devon Hutchins shot these photos, so go check out his site here.
The site has been screwy for the past few days, so I haven’t been able to update you. The latest news is Aaron Ross has a bike check and a mini interview about it over on BMXonline. There’s a ton of photos and you get to see the his actually setup with fluorescent yellow Odyssey Director forks and without the front brakes. Can you guess what trick he was trying to learn with front brakes?
Frame: Sunday 2nd Wave 20.5, black magic
Forks: Sunday Morning, black magic
Bars: Sunday Triumph, black magic
Stem: Odyssey Elementary
Front Wheel: Gsport Ribcage rim, Gsport Marmoset hub, Odyssey Klite 2.1 tyre, 36H, BSD hubguard
Back Wheel: Gsport Ribcage rim, Odyssey casstette hub, Odyssey Klite 1.95 tyre, 36H, BSD hubguard
Pegs: Odyssey Jpeg Lite
Seat: Odyssey Aitken, black
Seat clamp: Odyssey
Seatpost: Not sure
Cranks: Odyssey Wombolts 175mm
Pedals: Odyysey Plastic JC’s, clear orange
Sprocket: Odyssey 28T
Grips: Animal
Barends: Gsport
Mods: Cut my bars down a little, and I use a device which allows me to have my seat up a bit, it helps with letting go on the barspin.
Jake Seeley just built up a 20.75 Black Magic Second Wave shaved headtube PROTOTYPE. He’s helping me test out the new batch of samples that we just received. My bike also has one if you didn’t notice then just scroll down a few posts and check it out. Our original samples from Interbike never had the properly machined headtubes. Once the proper ones were figured out, it was time to make prototypes again. Enjoy Jake’s bike!
