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Here’s a small sneak peek of the new Sunday frame line up for 2010.  Aaron Ross’ Funday frame has been given some new features and a watermelon theme.  You can hear more about the Funday frame on it’s very own Twitter page.  Ever since the Third Wave was shown at the 2009 Interbike show last fall, all we’ve heard is how psyched people were for it.  We took the Second Wave and some how improved it’s strength.  Lastly, we’d like to introduce the newest edition to our line up called the Forecaster.  It’s designed with tech street riders in mind.  These should all be available sometime in May.  Check the site tomorrow for all the specs and features of the Funday, Third Wave and Forecaster frames.

The completes kicked off a great start to 2010 for us here at Sunday and it doesn’t stop with them.  Introducing our newest bar called the Tall T.  There was a sneak shot way back, but here’s the info.  It is our tallest bar at 8.7 inches with 12 degrees backsweep and 4 degrees upsweep and weighing in at a little over 2 lbs or 936 grams.  Notice the stickers on the bar ends have lines that act as cutting guides.  Look for Tall T’s in Black Magic, white, watermelon green, purple and reintroducing chrome.  They should be available by the beginning of May.  More coming soon!

The longest running and highly influential Props Visual has done it again by introducing Props TV.  From Roadfools to the Euroscene, the Props guys have seen a lot of BMX since they started back in 1993.  Jake Seeley put together this amazing bio in issue 74.  Enjoy!

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Aaron Ross, Gary Young, Alex Magallan, Jake Seeley, Tom Arkus and Jim Cielencki spent 12 fun days in Australia.  We started in Melbourne, drove north to Brisbane and then all the way back down to Melbourne.  Kangaroos, Vegemite, koala bear signs, diesel fuel, McWifi, human size Xerox machines and sketchy hotels is mostly what we saw on the trip.  Hereis just some of our IPhone photos from the trip.  More trip stories soon.

Photo by Jeff Z.

Fresh back from Australia, Alex Magallan has a really good interview with Jeff Z up on the Ride BMX.  He talks the merits of living in Austin and traveling to Australia.  All the photos were shot from the Sunday Swine Flu tour in the fall!

Canada‘s Lee Dennis is one of the toughest and nicest guys in BMX.  He posses amazing bike control and does it all with an effortless and casual approach.  Having a relaxed style is a great attribute.  This video is of his trip down to Austin in January.  He ended up taking a very tough crash which he wanted in the video.  He’s doing really well and should be back tearing it up really soon.  Filmed and edited by Tom Arkus.

We are having heaps of fun in Australia!  Halfpipes with no flat bottom, snake runs and old school vert ramps have made this trip so much fun!  Meeting kids like Mathew Hughes who owns this Funday PRO have also made the trip so memorable!  We are going to Helensvale BMX today and I can’t wait!  Look for a more extended update next time we have internet!

The Sunday team is over here in Australia and having so much fun!  Yesterday we stopped to ride the Eddison Skatepark in Canberra and watched skaters and bikers shred that place  Hell even Lance Mountain showed up!  Then we went to Backbone BMX and hung out with Marley and his Aaron Ross influenced bike.  We are heading up to Sydney today to visit The Pushbike Factory and ride some street.  Look for more from the trip soon including some kangaroo bonding session photos!  OZ is the best!  I recommend everyone come visit here!

Sunday Completes are now in the US and will be shipping soon! Hit up the shops and mail orders if you’re looking for a new ride. If you want your local shop to start carrying Sundays, tell them to hit up our exclusive US distributor, Full Factory.

As far as weights go, here’s the break down:
Funday AM = 26.47lbs
Funday EX = 25.61lbs
Funday PRO = 25.26lbs
Model C = 28.43lbs

Ohhhhh yeah! Here we go with another set of awesome Alex Magallan clips. These were filmed during his stay in Austin, Texas and it has everything from tech lines to big gaps and sometimes a mixture of both.

Thanks to Tom Arkus over at Vinyl BMX for putting this edit together!

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