You can add Watermelon Green to the list of colors (9 total) of our ever popular Freeze Stem. This is a very strong and affordable stem that has been tested and ridden by the team. Check after the break to learn more about the stem.
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Jake Seeley playing with fire
Jake Seeley putting 4 pegs to use with this opposite double peg on a gas pipe. Photo Zakk Taylor. Jake’s been working on a web video coming sometime next month. Can’t wait to see what he has planned. Check out Jake’s signature Broadcaster complete bike after the break.
TJ Henderson Forecaster
When Abraham Lincoln isn’t hunting vampires, he’s shredding on TJ Henderson’s Forecaster set up. Black Magic with fluorescent yellow parts like the Freeze stem make his bike look wild. Lots of 41Thermal heat-treated parts on this one. Check out TJ’s parts list after the break.
TJ Henderson Forecaster
Frame: Sunday Forecaster 20.5 black magic
Fork: Sunday Night 2.0 fork w/ 990 mounts
Headset: Odyssey integrated
Stem: Sunday Freeze stem Florescent Yellow
Bars: Sunday Victory Bars
Grips: Odyssey Cuff Links
Cranks: Odyssey Thunderbolts
Sprocket: Odyssey MDS 28 tooth
Chain: Odyssey Bluebird
Pedals: Odyssey JC PCs
Seat Clamp: Sunday Slim
Seat Post: Sunday Toothy Post
Seat: Odyssey Principal Young
Front Rim: Gsport Birdcage
Front Hub: Odyssey Vandero hub
Front Tire: Odyssey Aitken Klite 2.25 tire
Rear Rim: GSport Birdcage rim,,
Rear Hub: KHE Reverse hub
Rear Tire: Odyssey Path 2.1
Hubguard: Primo
Levers: Left Odyssey Monolever medium/Right Monolever medium
Gyro: Odyssey GTR-X
Brakes: Odyssey Evo IIs with clear pads
Cables: Nokon front cable, Gyro cables
Interbike Sneak Peek!
Last week at Interbike, we showed our new Octave Forks, Garrett Reeves grips and the new Sunday headset. Thanks to Ride BMX for posting these photos. Look for the Octave Forks in mid-October and everything else later on.
Alex Magallan Bike check
Alex Magallan put together a fresh new Forecaster with Morning 2.1 forks, Freeze stem and Tall T bars. Bike is looking so dialed!
Dave Escobar Lawnmower
Check out flow guy Dave Escobar making use of some ready to be set up ramps. Photo Paul Alfaro. Check out Good Feelin’!
Will Blount boosting!
Flow guy, Will Blount, boosting his Conductor at his hometown skatepark in Memphis. Will will be making his annual trek down to Austin in a few weeks for Texas Toast. Check out more info about Texas Toast HERE.
Garrett and Jim on ESPN
ESPN posted a good photo gallery today featuring Garrett Reeves grinding his way up a rail via bottom bracket and front wheel. While Jim Cielencki can be seen pedal ice grinding down a famous Nashville rail. Good stuff today! Check out the photos HERE.
Ryan Slusher Lil’ Spark Flippin!
Nine year old Ryan Slusher did his first backflip aboard our 16″ Lil’ Spark complete bike recently. Look at this form! Just from this photo you can tell he’s has this with ease. Photo via Robert Lee. Check out the geometry and see why the Lil’ Spark works so well for Ryan after the break.
Road Less Traveled with Alex Magallan
Alex Magallan takes his own path. We rolled up to this steep, bumpy bank which had only one taker. Alex made this fence smith at the top of this bank look super easy. Photo Trent Barker.
