Wow! Check out this photo of Jordan El-Nasser limboing under a 32 inch high bar with 28 inch wide bars! Amazing! And his white Third Wave looks pretty sweet as well! This photo was shot during the Parking Lot Jam at Joe’s Bike Shop in Lafayette, CO.
Model C in Toronto!
Anyone in the Toronto area and want to try out a Sunday Model C? Then head over to Joyride 150 Skatepark because they now have one in their rental fleet. I went up their yesterday to drop it off and it was really nice seeing the smiles on everyone’s face after they took it out for a spin. Go there because the park is amazing and now you get to try out a Model C!
Sunday Friends: Jimmy Madden
While Alex Magallan, Lee Dennis, Eric Lichtenberger and myself were in Toronto riding Ashbridges Skate Park, we got to meet Jimmy Madden who just so happens to own a Funday PRO that he bought from Bay Cycle in Pickering, Ontario. Actually, we were leaving the park when he rolled in from the other side. Let’s just say it was easy to spot the Funday PRO from far away. Thanks Jimmy! Nice to meet you!
Sunday Friends: Sergej Babikov
Look like we have a Sunday Friends from Latvia and it’s a Black Magic Model C! I do believe this is the first one in Latvia which is courtesy of Sergej Babikov. It’s great to see that the Model C’s geometry is being understood and accepted all over the place! There’s a few more photos after the break. Privet s rajona!
Sunday Friends: Joel Paul
Check out Joel Paul‘s new Black Magic Third Wave! Super solid and super clean!
Sunday TA?
The 80’s are like back! Here is Full Factory‘s head honcho, Bobby Parker‘s brand new white Sunday Third Wave! If you didn’t know, Full Factory is Sunday’s distributor in the USA. Just throw some white mags on there and this would easily be found blasting Pipeline Skatepark back in 1986! Follow this LINK to see his full bike check! Totally gnarly!
One footed X-up with Tammy!
Tammy “teaches” you how to do a one footed X-up over on the Ride BMX site.
Mega Model-C?
Check this out! Jim Bauer jumping the new Woodward Mega Ramp on his Model C! I do believe this is a first for a Model C. From my experience, I would rather jump that far on a 24″ than a 20″ due to it being way more stable. The cool thing about this set up is that you can test jump it by jumping increments at a time. Actually jumping 25ft as a test jump would be really scary! So sick! Nice work Jim! And nice work Jeff Z who shot this photo!
Sunday Friends: William Palmer
This edition of Sunday Friends is an amazing one! William Palmer is a huge fan of Sunday and it shows will all his Aaron Ross Funday collection. There’s some classic colors in here: Ocean blue, Fluorange, fluorescent yellow, the Watermelon Bike and now Aaron’s latest the Picnic Bike. I couldn’t be more stoked on seeing these photos. Some amazing bikes here! Thanks again William! You’re collection is sweet!
Crankslides with Jim C.
So, you want to learn crankslides? Well watch this video and learn how to do them. Let me give you some major pointers first.
- Ride absolutely parallel with the rail. If you have any momentum going into the rail then chances are you will go over the bars.
- Learn to stall the trick on a low rail first. There’s no sense in trying to slide a trick that you can’t even hold.
- To land on the rail just bunnyhop and turn between 45 and 90 degrees. Put about 90% of your weight on your foot.
- Land on the pedal and crank arm.
- Don’t lean back. You’ll loop out. Just stay centered over the bike.
- Don’t pull the brakes. You won’t be able to adjust your positioning.
- To ride away just go off the end of the rail and ride away. It’s not too hard.
- Use a sprocket guard because chances are you will break a chain if you don’t. Odyssey MDS sprocket works the best.
Once you’ve figured them out, then take them to bigger rails, up rails, do them jump over, switch, barspin in it, 180, frontside, pop out early and do trick into and out of them. For more crankslide footage, go check out the I Like Crankslides video from last summer.















