Ian Schwartz has a really good interview on TCU. He talks about his amazing Up, Up and Away video part, life and just his perspective on riding. Go check it HERE!
Interbike Video from Ride!
Internet’s been lacking for us the past couple days so this video sneaked by without getting posted. Here’s another close-up look of some of the things we showed in the Sunday booth!
Vital BMX’s coverage of our booth
Here’s a video from Vital BMX stopping by our booth!
3rd Wave Prototype Video
Video from BMXFeed.com!
BMX Feed stopped by our booth yesterday and uploaded this video. In it, you can get a brief look at our Model C frame and a closer look at our 3rd Wave Prototype. You can watch it by clicking the photo above or you can also download it.
Sunday’s Interbike Booth!
We’re at interbike this week showing off all of our new products and one of the big news that we’re pleased to announce are complete bikes! Right now, we have complete Model C’s and Funday’s in our booth and they’ve been turning lots of heads. More info soon as the week unfolds!
Big News!
Here are photos of my new business cards, note that the new address is Austin, Texas. Yep, that’s right I’m joining everyone at OTX Design and moving to Austin on November 1st. This is a big move for myself and Sunday, there’s big plans next year and I felt it was time for the move. Austin will be the new home base for Sunday, so you’ll be able take care of your warranties, order new products and hear about our R&D. See you in Texas in November!
From Tom’s Point of View!
All I can say is this is awesome! Tom Arkus somehow making the helmet cam actually work well! This gives a great perspective of trails, it’s speed, acceleration the height and the view! So good!
Tom Arkus Photos!
Here’s some photos of Tom Arkus lofting his Model D at the Potoczny Jam last weekend in Pittsburgh! So good! Andrew Brady shot the photos!
Model C Geometry Approved!
The Sunday 24″ Model C was introduced at last September’s Interbike to a mix of fanfare and uncertainty. The biggest controversy was its geometry with its much higher bottom bracket and shorter rear as compared to other 24″ cruisers available. It took a lot to explain the ideas behind it as you might have seen in the Model C video edit in March and there’s even an FAQ about the Model C. The goal was to make a 24″ BMX bike that could do all the tricks a 20″ could do. Before the Model C, cruisers were race orientated and the thought of doing tricks on it didn’t really exist. Others in the industry claimed that since they were “a former top cruiser racer” that the Model C wouldn’t work. They basically said we didn’t know what we were doing. Sorry to say, but we’ve been approved by riders through out the world and from companies like We the People and Fit who’ve adapted the Model C’s geometry for their cruiser completes. It has been a great year since the last Interbike and I know it will be another great year with the introduction of our complete Sunday Model C next spring. So, not only can you get a high end frame and fork that is required by a skilled rider, but you will also be able to get started on a 24″ without spending too much money. Check below for some photos of the Model C since last Interbike.
Sunday Friends!
Here’s a mini Sunday Friends! From Post-It Note yellow Ian Schwartz frames to Black Magic Second Waves, there’s some good looking bikes here. These guys know what’s up! Check out the Sunday Friends section in full screen now! Just click in the upper right hand corner.
