Sunday Plus 4 Morning 24.1 forks and 24umph bars are now available at all of our distributors! You can start piecing together your Model C right now. Don’t worry the Model C is in transit to the US right now and should arrive in about 10 days! So look for it in stores by the middle of April! Check out below for complete part info!
Paul Horan sent me some photos of his new 20″ Black Magic Sunday Second Wave set up that we hooked him up with. Can’t wait to see what he does on it! I know its rare to see a street rider these days with brakes. Its sort of refreshing! Click on the photo to see more of his bike! It’s the first day of spring just so you know!
Fox has a wild video up today of Aaron Ross riding in San Diego with Chase Hawk and Sean Sexton. It was filmed over a 12 hour period and its pretty awesome what these guys do in such a short time. Video is done really well, not too kooky which you might expect from a huge company like Fox. I didn’t realize the Blackbox warehouse was as big as it is. Go check it out!
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Here is the latest Up, Up and Away ad featuring Aaron Ross. Doing a whip down 7 stairs is tough, but doing into a wet landing is another thing. Check out the video in April to see the rest of Aaron’s part.
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Here is our first Up, Up and Away ad of myself in Guadalajara Mexico from last summer. The setup is weird and to get in this positon is very precarious, but you’ll just have to wait for the video to drop in April.
We’ve given our 24″ parts selection a specific name, so if you start seeing Plus 4 don’t be confused. The way these bikes ride, its just a 20″ plus 4″ more. There’s not too much of a difference in feel. The term “cruiser” doesn’t describe these parts very well. Either way the Plus 4 edition of our product line will essentially be our regular products, bumped up to modern 24″ geometry. Available now are the Plus 4 editions of the Morning fork entitled Morning 24.1 and the Forumph bar called the 24ump. Model C frames are currently on the water and should be available in the US sometime around mid-April.
So we’ve had great response to the Up, Up and Away trailer! If you’d like to watch it again, but don’t feel like searching through the site then just click on the Sunday Hot Air Balloon on the upper left of the page! Or you can watch it over on youtube right here. In more news, the video is having the finishing touches done to it over the next few days then off for duplication. Look for it to be out in mid to late April!
Aaron Ross had an unfortunate incident the other day involving a tramp bike. Just messing around, he ended up having the dropout go into his knee. The wound created was so deep that air enter his knee. This caused him to have to stay in the hospital overnight to get his knee scoped and flush the air out. He can’t walk right now, but he’s feeling better. He should be back on his feet in a week and riding in two. Get well soon Aaron! Here’s a story about the incident on BMXonline!
Niklas Kobis is on flow for us in Germany through our distributor Sport Import. He did a good bike check of his Black Magic Funday kit that you can see on Freedom BMX. So go HERE and see his bike!
Have you ever had some questions about how Sunday started? Or maybe you need further explanation about how our innovative frame features work? Well if you’re one of these people than you should check out this interview I did recently with Mark Noble for the ESPN website. There’s a bunch more stuff on there too that you might be interested in. Go read the interview HERE! Then stay tuned to ESPN’s site for Part 2 of the interview.
Jake Seeley just sent me photos of his latest bike set up. He is riding a full pale yellow Ian Schwartz kit that now includes orange parts as the accent color. The newest news from Jake is that he’s been added to the Stolen Parts team. Look for an amazing part coming in Up, Up and Away from Jake! Congratulations on the new sponsor!
