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Last year, we showed you the inside of a Wave down tube.  Now, with the soon to be released Third Wave (just over 3 weeks away), we are showing you the cross-section of the Wave down tube and our new Wave top tube.  These top and down tubes are custom drawn tubing shapes that are formed using the same manufacturing steps as a traditional, seamless, round bicycle tubes. The difference is that we’ve put the shape’s contour design to work for you. The tubes are drawn into shape with strategically formed Waves that run along the entire length of the tube. Now, if you’re not familiar with the functional purpose of the Waves, they’re designed to make the frame more resistant to the accidental denting damage that can occur when you’re riding.  While no bicycle tube is “dent proof”, these tubes have been engineered to withstand more abuse than a traditional round tube. After all, once a tube has been dented during riding, the strength of the frame’s front end has been compromised.  And it doesn’t matter whether the dent is on the top tube or down tube.  Included in the cross-section is the Cable Channel which can be found on the underside of the top tube.  The Cable Channel is used to partially hide the brake cable, and it also allows for the attachment point of the pressure fit cable guide.  For more info about how this cable guide works, follow this link. Choose wisely!

For even more info check out our recent “Enter the Wave” ad.

Garrett Reeves has been doing some big stuff around Austin this winter including this gap to wallride to big drop.  Unfortunately, he bailed off a big 180 drop over the weekend and landed really weird on his foot.  He ended up fracturing it about an inch in from his toes.  He’s currently on his way to the airport getting ready for his flight back to Baltimore.  It’s can’t be too much fun flying with crutches.  There’s an appointment with a specialist tomorrow, so let’s cross our fingers and wish him some luck on a speedy recovery.  Get well soon!  Photo Levi Brewer

Here’s some photos of Lee Dennis‘ new Black Magic Third Wave bike with Morning 2.1 forks and the soon to be released Tall T Bars.  If Sunday had a Tougher than Nails contest then Lee would be the front runner right now after his fall in Austin this past January.  It was shown in his last web edit, you can see it HERE.  Be warned that it’s not pretty.  Either way he’s made a dramatic recovery and is sitting in wonderful Barcelona with the rest of the Primo team.  Enjoy!

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About a month ago, most of the Sunday team went down to Australia to visit a few shops, ride some skateparks, hit up some street and get punched by a kangaroo. We drove all over the east coast, from Melbourne to Brisbane and back again. Our adventure took us from scorching heat to torrential rain and from tsunami warnings to crazy hail storms. This video documents our adventure over those 12 days. If you ever get the chance to go to Australia then do it. You won’t be disappointed!

Here’s brief pictorial description of our new removable brake system that is available on the Third Wave, new Funday and Forecaster frames.  It is made up of 3 elements: Gyro tabs with screws, pressure fit cable guide and brake mounts.

1. The gyro tabs are your standard removable gyro tab.
2. The cable guide is really unique because it uses the cable’s tension to keep itself attached to the frame.  There’s a little tab welded in a channel that runs the length of the underside of the top tube.  The channel not only allows for a place to attach the cable guide, but acts to hide the brake cable too.  At the tab, the cable guide is installed from the front then the brake cable is installed like any normal braking system.  The tension created at the tab is enough to hold the whole system in place.  There’s no holes, no screws just a simple system.
3. Starting this year, all Sunday frames will come with removable brake mounts.  Remember all Sunday mounts are angled which is a Sunday original.  It is possible to attach the mounts in 2 ways: A 10mm wrench flat on the outside or a 4mm allen slot on the inside of the mount.  Put them on or take them off, either way the mounts attach super simple and super clean.

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A Sunday Model C in Spain?  Yep, this is Iván Fariñas Soto‘s silver Model C kit.  You can see more photos of his bike including his custom Model C stickers, right HERE.  There’s also some photos of the bike in action over HERE. It’s really nice to see people enjoying the 24″ bikes around the world!

Tammy is a wild one and it’s only fitting that his latest edit is brought to you by BMXFU.  Enjoy!

Check out Aaron Ross’ latest video from Empire!  So good, super relaxed and just straight dialed!  Video shot and edited by Devon Hutchins.  Enjoy!

What the heck is this spot?  Either way Garrett Reeves has got some boost!  Photo by Scott Marceau/www.pushitastop.com. Enjoy!

Here we go again!  Sunday and Etnies have teamed up to bring you the ‘Sunday Number’ which is Aaron Ross‘ Number shoe in a mid top.  The bike is an exclusive for Etnies and is limited to 25.  Getting one of these exact bikes will be very tough, but Odyssey will be selling the mint and gum colored parts when this shoe drops for back to school.  Check out Rad Collector for more info!

Sorry, this is a little old, we have some catching up to do on posting our print ads.  Gary Young’s first Sunday ad!  Nothing like having a banger for a first ad.