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Over the years I have spent a decent amount of time riding by myself. BMX is all about the community and sharing the experience with friends, however, riding by yourself provides a different kind of satisfaction. I personally like a balance between the two. While riding solo you have complete control of when/what to ride, and for how long you may want to try one thing. Sure, traveling and exploring new territory is always rad but there is also something to be said about riding familiar terrain and seeing new potential in old spots. Like unlocking new levels in a video game, the more tricks, confidence, and bike control you obtain, the more options you have at a spot.

This quarantine has been a strange time for just about everyone. I’m grateful I was able to spend the onset of it riding a bike (one of the best things you can do for your mental health) at spots I grew up with. Take care of yourself (stran) y’all!

Erik Elstran

DIG BMX just posted an entertaining behind the scenes IN THE CUT video from our CHAPPED CLIPS Vegas trip. Click play and enjoy!

You can watch the full CHAPPED CLIPS video below in case you missed it.

When not riding during our Vegas trip, Aaron Ross was running around shooting pics of the crew. Click through for a bunch of pics from what would become Chapped Clips.

Hit up DigBMX.com for a fresh batch of photos from our Chapped Clips trip to Vegas. Happy Tabletop Tuesday!

Remember when slappin’ fives was chill and chapped lips was the biggest thing we had to worry about? Back in March we whipped the van out to Las Vegas and flew in the rest of the team for 10 days of amazing spots, good times and dry climates. Everyone’s lips were chapped by day 2. Enjoy Brett Silva, Broc Raiford, Julian Arteaga, Aaron Ross, Gary Young, Erik Elstran, Jake Seeley, Alec Siemon, Jared Duncan, and Justin Schual in “Chapped Clips”.

Video by Zach Krejmas.

We are proud to introduce our 2021 Sunday complete bikes. You’ll quickly find that our new line is full of improvements once again this year. We are excited to introduce “Park” models in both the Primer and Forecaster categories. With a model-specific geometry that features accents like a lower standover height and an Odyssey Gyro kit with dual cables top and bottom, both the Primer and Forecaster Park models are built to shred right out of the box.

We are also happy to announce that Broc Raiford recently joined the Sunday Pro Team and we were able to include his signature Forecaster complete bike in the 2021 line. Additional improvements can also be found on our popular High-C 29er bikes. This year’s model features V-brakes, an Avid brake lever, a quick release seat post clamp for 27.2 posts, a revised gear ratio and an all-new handlebar design.

From our entry level 16” Blueprints to our 100% aftermarket Soundwave Special, the entire 2021 line features the vibrant colors and finishes that Sunday is known for and, as always, you can count on the durability, manufacturing quality and modern spec that has made Sunday the go-to brand for riders shopping for a new complete bike. We hope that you’ll enjoy checking out the new Sundays as much as we enjoyed making them. Thank you for your continued support!

Chomp on this! Click around to check out Jake’s latest Street Sweeper with.

Frame: Sunday Street Sweeper in Sky Blue, 20.75″ tt
Fork: Sunday Nightshift, 28mm offset
Bars: Sunday Street Sweeper, 9.5” rise
Grips: Sunday Seeley
Stem: Madera Mast, 48mm
Headset: Sunday Integrated
Seat: Sunday Camosweep in Sky Blue
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 G-Sport Birdcage rim
Rear Wheel: Freecoaster with G-Sport Birdcage rim
Tires: Sunday Street Sweeper, 2.4” width
Pegs: Sunday Seeley PC, 4.75” length
Guards: Madera C4 and G-Sport Uni Guard

New Elstran interview up at OurBMX.com!

If filming video parts were a science then Erik Elstran would have a Ph.D. Not only are each of his video parts super memorable thanks to his extraordinarily creative ideas, but the level of his trickery is mindblowing as well. 2020 is shaping up to be a spectacular year in the Elstran video part library with a mega section in Madera’s ABD, followed by the Pro Part we released last week, and there’s still the X Games Real BMX part scheduled to drop in August, which according to Erik, will be “some of the best riding I’ve ever filmed.” Safe to say that’ll be an earthquake of a video part! For now, we caught up with Erik about all the above and talked about some of the big moves happening in his personal life as well.

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Hit up DIGBMX.com to check out Gary’s current ride.

Just prior to the Coronavirus pandemic gripping the U.S. (and most of the planet at this point) Sunday took a team trip to Las Vegas, Nevada early March for 10 days. This was possibly the last company BMX team trip to happen since then. We caught up with a few dudes on the team and dove into all the specs of their personal rides just before everyone flew home. A few days later, most cities (including Vegas) went into lockdown mode, and social distancing rules went into full effect. Up next is longtime DIG Staple and all-around shredder Gary Young and his Soundwave setup.

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New Erik Elstran is always a good thing! His Pro Part courtesy of Our BMX just went up, so hit play to have your brain melted.

There are so many great things you can say about Erik Elstran‘s riding—it’s creative, unpredictable, technical, and straight up difficult. Whatever you love about Erik’s riding, hit play because you’re about to get all of the above. Erik never ceases to amaze and his Pro Part will only leave you wanting more.

Filmed by: Walter Pieringer
Additional Filming: Jeff Zielinski
Edited by: Erik Elstran

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Flashback to 2014 with this rad split Erik Elstran and Jake Seeley in Austin video. So many good moves in this.