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Welcome to the 2015 Sunday complete bike line.

We are proud to show you our all-new aesthetic and direction for Sunday’s 10th Anniversary. We are very excited about this 2015 line. In addition to new models, you will also notice an impressive product spec throughout. For example, you will find Odyssey Hawk tires in 2.40, both front and rear, beginning as low as the Primer level and continuing through the line. The Broadcaster also has a freecoaster option this year.

From entry level bikes like the Blueprint, to pro level bikes like the Soundwave Special all the way to the now classic Model-C, the 2015 Sunday complete line-up truly has a bike for everyone.

Click HERE to view full specs and detail shots.

As always, enjoy and continue to Choose Wisely.

11 year old Ryan Slusher was the lucky and deserving recipient of an 18″ Sunday Radocaster sample frame, and here is his final build. Look sick! We’re sure he will make the most of it. Follow him on Instagram.

More info soon…

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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.

BMX Groms did a great review on our Primer 16 and Primer 18 bikes.  The goal of these bikes was to provide the most functional and easy to learn geometry in the BMX industry. One way we achieved this is by having our chain stay lengths far shorter than the other brands.  We didn’t make ours out of proportion of 20″ chain stay lengths rather other brands have made theirs way too long.  Other brands would have their 20″ frame chain stays lengths a fully inch longer or more if they scaled up from their 16″ bikes.  We know that if a kid can’t learn and progress then he probably won’t be riding BMX.

Look HERE to see what 10 year old Kaden Stone does on his Primer 16.

Don’t forget to read the Primer review HERE

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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.

Orange Soda

Cool Grey

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Big Toys Shop from the Ukraine came through with a little promo for our Banana Wax.   It’s very rad to see guys shredding all over the world.  Thanks again for the promo video.
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Do you live near Austin?  Do you want to check out Aaron Ross’ personal bike collection? Then you will want to go to the Texas BMX Round Up held behind Empire BMX on April 26th & 27th.  It will seriously be amazing seeing Aaron’ whole collection together.

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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.

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If you’ve been living under a rock then you might not notice that there are so many young kids riding BMX these days.  Which is why did a sneak peek of our new 18 ” frame on BMX Groms, a site dedicated to younger BMX riders.  Want to be inspired by young BMX rippers then go to that site.

Let’s get back to the new frame. It is a full chromoly 18″ frame called the Radocaster.  It will have the same geometry as our Primer 18 complete bike and it will come with hollow dropouts and removable brake mounts.  There will also be a full chromoly 18″ fork as well. Look for the frame and fork to be available late summer/early fall.

Look for Saker Cranks to be offered in sizes for 18″ bikes by summer.

Here’s the geometry…

Radocaster Geometry

• TOP TUBE LENGTH: 18.5″ TT
  (RECOMMENDED FOR RIDERS UNDER 5’5″)
• HEAD TUBE ANGLE: 74.5°
• SEAT TUBE ANGLE: 71°
• CHAINSTAY LENGTH: 11.75”
• BOTTOM BRACKET HEIGHT: 10.35”
• STANDOVER: 7.5”

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