Click around the flipbook to check out what Mark’s been cruising on these days.
FRAME: Sunday Broadcaster
FORK: Shadow Inceptiv
BARS: Sunday Broadcaster
STEM: Shadow Ravager
GRIPS: Shadow Chula
HEADSET: Shadow
SEAT: Shadow Penumbra
SEATPOST: Sunday Pivotal
TIRES: Shadow Valor
WHEELS: Shadow
GUARDS: Antigram
CHAIN: Shadow
SPROCKET: Shadow KIL
CRANKS: Shadow Noctis
PEDALS: Shadow Ravager
PEGS: Shadow
Garrett’s bike is always clean and simple. His current ride is no different. Click around to check it out.
FRAME: Sunday Soundwave
FORK: Odyssey R25
BARS: Odyssey Lumberjack XL
STEM: Sunday Freeze
GRIPS: Garrett Reeves Signature
HEADSET: Odyssey Integrated
SEAT: Sunday Cloud, Pivotal
SEAT POST: Sunday Pivotal
SEATCLAMP: Sunday
FRONT TIRE: Odyssey Aitken, 2.25″
REAR TIRE: Odyssey Aitken, 2.1″
FRONT WHEEL: Gsport Elite (Simian laced to Birdcage)
REAR WHEEL: Gsport Ratchet laced to Birdcage
CHAIN: Odyssey Bluebird
SPROCKET: Sunday Knox
CRANKS: Odyssey Thunderbolt, RHD, 175mm
PEDALS: Odyssey JCPC
This day was bound to come eventually. As of mid-May I will be leaving Sunday Bikes. This was obviously a difficult decision for me since I co-founded Sunday with Odyssey back in 2005 and I’ve been working on it every day for the last 9 years. It’s truly been an amazing experience learning the bike industry, traveling with the team and most important of all, meeting so many BMXers from around the world.
My main goal with Sunday was to do interesting things with every aspect of the company and if you’ve been paying attention since we’ve started then you know that we’ve done that many times over. Sunday has always been in great hands with everyone at Odyssey/Full Factory standing behind it, and that’s where it is going to continue to grow, with lots of exciting projects already in development for 2015.
So, now I’m off to new creative adventures. I just want to say that I’m truly honored by all the people that supported and rode a Sunday during my time with the company. Even after all these years, I’m completely stoked when I see a person riding one. BMX as a whole has never seemed brighter when you consider how amazing riders are today and when you look at the progress of the younger riders it’s clear that things are going to only get crazier. I’m very excited to cheer it all on from the sidelines.
Thank you,
Jim Cielencki
Photo Rick Crossman. Top photo Photo: Andrew White/Dig BMX
Read some words about the departure from Jim Bauer and Nuno Oliveira.
View More
Jake Seeley wanted us to make a very tech street frame, so we did. The Broadcaster is designed with the most modern street geometry and one of the shortest chain stay lengths which helps with tail whips and spins. The Broadcaster is available as a frame and a 2014 complete bike Check out his full parts list below.
Jake Seeley
Now this is the bike of a shredder! Chris Childs’ has chosen wisely. This is his personal red Soundwave with chrome bars and forks. Red, black and chrome make for one badass looking bike. Take a look below to see a parts list of Chris’ bike.
Have you been looking for the red Soundwave frame? It’s available now. More info HERE.
Chris Childs’ Soundwave Parts List
FRAME: Sunday Soundwave 21″
FORK: Sunday Octave
BARS: Merritt
GRIPS: Merritt
STEM: Merritt
HEADSET: Odyssey
SEAT: Sunday Cloud
SEAT POST: Odyssey
SEAT CLAMP: Odyssey
PEDALS: Odyssey Trailmix
CRANKS: Odyssey Thunderbolt
SPROCKET: Sunday Sabretooth
CHAIN: Odyssey
FRONT HUB: Odyssey Antigram
FRONT RIM: Odyssey Aerospace
FRONT TIRE: Odyssey Aitken
REAR HUB: Odyssey Antigram
REAR RIM: Odyssey Aerospace
REAR TIRE: Odyssey Aitken
Brake Lever: NONE
Brake: NONE
Brake Cable: NONE
Download now for Widescreen or Standard monitors.
Who needs a new wallpaper? Jake Seeley delivers the goods with this jungle gym predator grind from his shared video with Erik Elstran. Jake’s currently shredding the latest Army Green Broadcaster color which is available now. You might as well watch the video again to see the clip. Here it is
Chris Childs shredded the red Soundwave to the win at 2014 Texas Toast Dirt contest in Austin last fall. Now we are happy to announce that this color is now available in the USA at your local Sunday Dealer or favorite online retailer. The frame comes in Black Magic as well.
Follow this LINK to learn why your next frame should be a Soundwave.
Built in Chain Tensioners
Sunday Bikes Visual How-To: Chain Tensioners from Sunday Bikes on Vimeo.
You’ve been waiting for it and now it’s finally here! Aaron Ross’ new signature MotoRoss frame is now available in the USA through your local Sunday Dealer or your favorite online retailer. It comes in 3 colors: Black Splatter(shown above), Orange Soda and Cool Grey. Follow this LINK to see full details and specs about Aaron’s new frame.
Dealers please contact Full Factory to get this frame in your shop.
Gary Young’s bike looks may look like it’s been put through hell, but it’s a Soundwave so you know it can take it. This frame is the highest quality and most durable frame that we’ve ever made. It comes with some Sunday firsts like hollow dropouts with built in chain tensioners, post-machine welding of the BB/HT and Wave Tubing on the top and down tubes. Plus it is all backed by the 41 Thermal Lifetime Warranty. Choose wisely!
Check out Gary’s 2014 signature EX complete bike HERE.
Gary Young’s Soundwave Parts List
FRAME: Sunday Soundwave 21″
FORK: Odyssey R-32
BARS: Odyssey GY3
GRIPS: Odyssey Gary Young 2
STEM: Odyssey Lincoln
HEADSET: Odyssey
SEAT: Odyssey Principle
SEAT POST: Odyssey
SEAT CLAMP: Odyssey
PEDALS: Odyssey JC/PC
CRANKS: Odyssey Thunderbolt
SPROCKET: Odyssey C-512
CHAIN: Odyssey
FRONT HUB: Odyssey Antigram
FRONT RIM: Odyssey Aerospace
FRONT TIRE: Odyssey Aaron Ross
REAR HUB: Odyssey Antigram
REAR RIM: Odyssey Aerospace
REAR TIRE: Odyssey Chase Hawk
Brake Lever: NONE
Brake: NONE
Brake Cable: NONE
Alex Magallan goes switch for Wallride Wednesday. If you’ve paid attention to Alex’s riding over the years, there’s a good chance that you will see him riding a spot that you’ve never seen before. Here’s some random under a bridge spot that Alex probably found while exploring Tennessee. Photo by Nathan Magallan.
