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Justin Dargis just sent over his amazing version of Aaron Ross’ Picnic bike for Sunday Friends.  It’s been awhile, so this is a great way to bring Sunday Friends back.  Feel free to email your Sunday bike photos and if it’s good enough then we will put it up on the site.  Thanks Justin, your bike looks amazing!

Frame: Sunday Funday watermelon green
Fork: Odyssey Director forks watermelon green
Bars: Odyssey Aaron Ross Spacebar watermelon green
Stem:  Odyssey Elementary
Grips: Odyssey Aaron Ross grips
Lever: Odyssey Monolver
Brake Cable:  Odyssey Linear
Brakes: Odyssey EVO II
Cranks: Odyssey Twombolt
Rims: Odyssey Hazard Lite
Rear Hub: GSport Ratchet 9t
Front Hub: Odyssey Vandero 2
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted PC 
Seat: Odyssey Aaron Ross underneath
Seat Clamp: Sunday

There’s been a lot of table photos go around the internet lately.  Here’s Gary Young putting San Diego style into a table at the Jacksonville Skatepark in Oregon while on a recent Odyssey trip.  Thanks to Tom Perry for the photo. Enjoy!

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Anthony Wilson is easily one of my favorite people to ride with.  He has a super fun attitude, works hard, has his own ideas and does it all with style. Here is his watermelon green Funday with matching Morning 2.1 forks and black magic Victory bars.  He’s always been one of those guys that is good at just about anything he tries.  Check out the threader feeble grind in the flipbook which is at some spot in Buffalo that I don’t know about.  Thanks to Charlie Crumlish for the photos.

Frame: Sunday Funday 20.75”
Fork: Sunday Morning 2.1
Bars: Sunday Victory
Stem: Odyssey Elementary
Grips: ODI
Cranks: Odyssey Twombolt
Rims: GSport Roll Cage
Rear Hub: GSport Ratchet 9t
Front Hub: GSport Marmoset
Sprocket: Odyssey Vermont
Bottom Bracket: Odyssey
Pedals: Odyssey JCPC
Seat Post: Sunday
Seat: Odyssey Pivotal Senior II
Seat Clamp: Sunday
Tires: Odyssey Path 2.1
Pegs: GSport Plegs
Special Mods: None

Alex Magallan just scored the table of contents photo in the August 2011 Ride BMX.  Here’s a behind the scenes photo of Jeff Z setting up for the photo.  I would’ve had the actual shot that you see in the magazine, but I was talking to the security guards trying to buy enough time for Alex and Jeff to get the photo.  I never actually saw it happen, but I did see the security guard’s facial reaction after Alex did the move first try.  It was nice to sort of feel like we won in this case.

The new Triumph XL bars are now available!  If you’ve been into our Triumph bar dimensions, but are looking for some more height without being too excessive then these are the bars for you.  Available now in Black Magic, chrome and Soda Orange.  They use 41Thermal heat-treating so you know they are stronger than y’all.

Height:  8.5″
Width:  28″
Backsweep: 12 degrees
Upsweep:  1 degree
Colors: Black Magic, chrome and soda orange
Weight:  1.9 lbs

Jon Faure shredding some orange grove dirt jumps on his Wave C!  Enjoy!

Check out Full Factory Distribution’s, Logan Beyhl‘s Wave C bike right HERE.

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In honor of Canada Day, we bring you a very special Canadian bike check, Lee Dennis is fron Niagara Falls, Canada and has been on Sunday for a long time.  Here is his ketchup red Forecaster with chrome Tall T bars and Morning 2.1 forks.  Have a good holiday Lee, even though you are currently at Woodward West making the most of camp life. Look for his parts list after the break.

If you’re wondering what stickers he’s running on his bike, they are from the Gary Young AM and are available on our webstore.

Frame: Sunday Forecaster 20.75”
Fork: Sunday Morning 2.1
Bars: Sunday Tall T
Stem: Primo Aneyerlator
Grips: Primo
Lever: Primo One Bolt
Brake Cable: Primo
Brakes: Primo E-Brake
Cranks: Primo Hollowbite
Rims: Primo Balance 7Series
Rear Hub: Primo Mix hub 8t
Front Hub: Primo N4FL
Sprocket: Primo Aneyerlator 25t
Bottom Bracket: Primo
Pedals: Primo Stricker
Seat Post: Primo pivotal
Seat: Primo Slim Pivotal
Seat Clamp: Sunday
Tires: Primo E-Comet
Hubguard: Primo DSG plastic
Special Mods: None Needed.

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Earlier this month, Gary Young, Lee Dennis, Jake Seeley and I  went out to New Jersey to attend the 3rd Annual Ed’s Games in Vineland, NJ.  Ed’s Bike Shop is easily one of the best shops in the country and we had a blast riding with all the local guys.  We even got to session a wild bowl/ramp in the woods that had deer skulls around the outside.  They even had a pet raccoon named Rocky.  This ramp had just about everything you could imagine even a curved wall ride where a quaterpipe would normally be.  Needless to say, we rode late into the night.  Here’s a bunch of photos from Ed’s, the ramp and some days in NYC and Philly.  We can’t wait til next year.

Ed’s Games video on ESPN right HERE.

On Saturday, T-1 held the Mike Tag Benefit jam to raise money to help Mike fight Stage ll Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma which he was diagnosed with in April.  Mike, longtime FBM rider, was easily one of most respected street riders in the mid-late 90’s and early 2000’s.  When you thought of street riding, Mike was easily considered to be the guage that all street riders were to be measured against.  His riding was raw with a powerful style and he pushed riding into scary directions where most were nervous to go.  I remember him telling me that it was totally possible to smith grind down brick ledges and this was before you even double pegged brick ledges.  He definitely opened my eyes.  There are a bunch of upcoming benefit events for Mike, so stay tuned. If you can’t make it then feel free to make a donation HERE.  Check out more photos from the jam at ESPN and thanks to Sandy Carson for the photo.

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Logan Beyhl handles the phones at our distributor Full Factory and just so happens to have built up this super sweet Wave C bike.  He borrows from Aaron Ross‘ soda orange color, mixes in some white spokes and finishes it off with Black Magic.  He’s even switched to running front brakes only on the Morning 24.1 forks with brake mounts.  Major endo sessions being planned now.

Frame: Sunday Wave C 21.25”
Fork: Sunday Morning 24.1 w/990 mounts
Bars: Odyssey Spacebars
Stem: Odyssey Elementry
Grips: Sunday Yell
Lever: Odyssey Monolever Trigger
Brake Cable: Odyssey SLS
Brakes: Odyssey Evo 2
Cranks: Odyssey Twombolt
Rims: Odyssey Hazard Lite
Rear Hub: G-Sport Ratchet
Front Hub: G-sport Marmoset
Sprocket: C-512 Sprocket 27T
Valve Caps: OMP 40′s Valve Stem Caps
Bottom Bracket: Odyssey BB
Pedals: Odyssey Trail Mix Mag
Seat Post: Odyssey Convertible Post
Tires: Odyssey Mike Aitken Seat Railed (lots of miles)
Special Mods: None Needed.
Thanks: Those extra 4 inches, JC and Bobby for getting me on the Cruiser Game, Hershal, The Eagles and the Doobie Brothers.