Alec Siemon is someone you can never take seriously… his riding however is NO JOKE. Alec spent the better part of this year stacking with his good friend (and Sunday Flow homie) Justin Schual behind the VX. The end result is UNITS WORLDWIDE. You know the vibes.
Enjoy.
Video by Justin Schual (@JSchual_)
Hit play to check out Murray’s Nighshift build along with some fresh new clips.
In case you missed it, make sure to check out Murray’s En Route video from Odyssey and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Frame: Sunday Nightshift, 20.75″
Fork: Odyssey R25, 25mm offset
Handlebar: Odyssey Lumberjack
Stem: Odyssey RAFT
Headset: Odyssey Pro Headset
Grips: Sunday Cornerstone
Seat: Odyssey Star Map
Seat Post: Odyssey Tripod
Crank: Odyssey Calibur Cranks, LHD 165mm
Bottom Bracket: Odyssey Mid (included with Calibur)
Sprocket: Odyssey La Guardia, 25t
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted Pro
Chain: Odyssey Bluebird
Tires: Odyssey Path Pro
Front Wheel: Odyssey Hazard Lite Front Wheel
(Vandero Pro Hub laced to Hazard Lite Rim)
Rear Wheel: Odyssey Hazard Lite FC Wheel, LHD
(Clutch v2 Freecoaster laced to Hazard Lite Rim)
Pegs: Odyssey Graduate PC, 4.75″a
Hub Guards: Stock and G-Sport Uniguard (Driveside)
Our boy Zach Krejmas not only kills it behind a camera, but in front of one as well. Check out his part from the HEADLIGHTS video.
Tyler Veatch put in some serious work for his recent “Welcome to Sunday” video. This behind-the-scenes piece by Troy Cooper gives you a look at what Ty went through while doing the damn thang.
Hit play to check out what it takes to produce one hell of a video part!
Jake Seeley went IN for his Headlights part. Here’s all the footage including the makes, the slams, and everything in between that didn’t quite make it…enjoy!
We added Tyler Veatch to the Sunday flow team last year, and his kickass, freshly-completed welcome video makes it clear his spot is well-deserved – Tyler is a street boss who’s not afraid to send it.” – Walter Pieringer / Sunday Team Manager
“Tyler and I have been working on this for a while now. The dude put in tons of work starting right after the Thank You “Fresh Meat” video. Tyler surprises me every time he rides a bike, the fool will just keep getting worked but then gets back up and keeps going. Tyler is one of the hardest working dudes I have seen ride a bike and to work on this project with him was an honor. I hope everyone loves this video and can see how much work he put into it. Just sit back, grab a snack, and just enjoy my Ty’s, and I’s hard work and relax! Thank you! Hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it.” – Troy Cooper
Video by Troy Cooper.
Check out what Jake’s riding these days courtesy of OurBMX.com.
Frame: Sunday Street Sweeper, 20.75” tt, Matte Note Pad Yellow
Fork: Sunday Nightshift, 28mm Offset
Bars: Sunday Street Sweeper, 9.5” rise
Grips: Sunday Jake Seeley
Stem: Madera Mast, 48mm
Headset: Sunday Integrated
Seat: Sunday Street Sweeper, Tripod
Post: Odyssey Tripod
Cranks: Madera Bantam Cranks, 165mm
Sprocket: Madera Signet Guard, 25T
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted Pro
Chain: Odyssey Blue Bird
Front Wheel: Madera Pilot with GSport Birdcage rim
Rear Wheel: Freecoaster with GSport Birdcage rim
Tires: Sunday Street Sweeper 2.4”
Pegs: Sunday Seeley PC, 4.75” length
Guards: Madera C4 and G-Sport Uni Guard
We gathered the squad, invited the homies, and threw a get-together to celebrate the release of our 2020 line of complete bikes. Featuring riding from Alec Siemon, Jake Seeley, Brett Silva, Erik Elstran, Aaron Ross, Julian Arteaga, Jared Duncan, Justin Schual, Tyler Veatch, Rich Hernandez, Jerimiha Miller, Mike Stahl, and more.
Jake Seeley’s rad HEADLIGHTS part just went online. Enjoy!
In 2020, Sunday Bikes continue to be the benchmarks for value, quality and style that other brands measure themselves against. With features like integrated head tubes on the Blueprint level, sealed cassettes on the Primer level, Odyssey Clutch V2 freecoasters on the Forecaster level and Odyssey Twisted Pro pedals and Path Pro tires throughout the majority of the line, Sunday can’t be beat for 2020. We hope you’ll enjoy riding these bikes as much as we’ve enjoyed making them.
