Check out Chris Childs, John Mayo, and Sean Gringas shred the hell out of an ice patch (and a concrete park and some street spots) on a 29 degree day in this new B-CAVE video by Chris. They’re definitely making the most out of the winter…
Here’s Mark Burnett slinging the bars out of a combo in our latest print ad. Click to save and download the wallpaper in Widescreen or Standard sizes.
We put new Sunday pro Mark Burnett up in front of a camera, plied him with sparkling apple cider, and let him choose which of your Instagram questions he wanted to answer.
Mark Burnett week continues with a bike check showing off his current setup. Broadcaster Frame, Octave Forks, Jackal Bars, and Shadow components make up this trick machine.
Frame: Sunday Broadcaster Frame
Fork: Sunday Octave Forks
Bars: Sunday Jackal Bars
Stem: Shadow Ravager Front Load
Grips: Shadow Lahsaan Kobza Signature Chula
Bar Ends: Shadow Nylon
Headset: Shadow Corvus
Seat: Shadow Simone Barraco Signature, Penumbra Series, Tripod
Cranks: Shadow Trey Jones Signature Killer
Pedals: Shadow Ravager Plastic
Bottom Bracket: Shadow Stacked
Sprocket: Shadow KIL 25t
Chain: Shadow Supreme
Tires: Shadow Valor
Front Wheel: Shadow Corvus Complete
Rear Hub: Shadow Raptor Freecoaster
Rear Rim: Shadow Corvus
Rear Hub Guard: Shadow Chromoly
Pegs: Shadow Scott Ditchburn signature SOD Plastic
In case you missed his Welcome video, here it is below:
Watch Erik and Luc explore Belgrade, Serbia and shut down some spots along the way. The curved wallride down the stairs at the end would be impressive on its own but the two trained down that rollercoaster like it was no big deal.
“That sucks you have to do that. Who would want to write about a piece of shit 16-year-old?”
That’s what Mark Burnett, Sunday’s newest pro, said when I told him I need to write something announcing his newfound status on the pro team. Of course Mark was kidding, but I still take exception. He may love his sketchy teenager image, but Mark is an awesome kid with a good head on his shoulders. While he does often have a lot in common with the piece of shit 16-year-old he speaks of, I find him to be a surprisingly mature and reasonable young man. When he wants to be.
But seriously, it is with great excitement that we announce Mark Burnett is now a member of the Sunday pro team. There’s no question Mark is a pro-level rider, and I’m sure you’ll all agree he 100% deserves it. The kid knows what he’s doing on a bike, and I really feel he hasn’t even come into his own yet. Sunday turns 10 years old in 2015; we’ve got some exciting stuff planned this year, and we’re stoked Mark is on board.
–Walter Pieringer
2015 is almost here and we’d like to take some time to look back at all the trips we took and all the friends we made along the way. Here iss our year in videos.
If Erik isn’t one of your favorite bike riders by now, then you’re doing it wrong. Here’s his latest blend of eccentric tricks and undeniable bike control.
The Sunday team had a great time in 2014, so to celebrate we thought we’d put together a gallery of a few of the pictures we’ve been most stoked on.
Photos by Walter Pieringer.
Here’s Jake with a mean sunny-side up double peg in our latest print ad. You can download the wallpaper now in Widescreen (1920×1200) or Standard (1600×1200) sizes.
