The Wheel Mill is celebrating their 1 year anniversary of their opening the only way they know how and that is with a huge jam! The Big 1 Year Jam is happening April 26th, so if you’re in or around Pittsburgh you should be there. Check below for address and directions.
The Wheel Mill
6815 Hamilton Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15208
ESPN stopped by our shop stop at Gordy’s Bicycles in Phoenix last week to shoot some photos and hang out with Aaron Ross, Gary Young, Chris Childs, Erik Elstran and Mark Burnett. Check out their full story HERE.
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Alex Magallan goes switch for Wallride Wednesday. If you’ve paid attention to Alex’s riding over the years, there’s a good chance that you will see him riding a spot that you’ve never seen before. Here’s some random under a bridge spot that Alex probably found while exploring Tennessee. Photo by Nathan Magallan.
If you’ve been living under a rock then you might not notice that there are so many young kids riding BMX these days. Which is why did a sneak peek of our new 18 ” frame on BMX Groms, a site dedicated to younger BMX riders. Want to be inspired by young BMX rippers then go to that site.
Let’s get back to the new frame. It is a full chromoly 18″ frame called the Radocaster. It will have the same geometry as our Primer 18 complete bike and it will come with hollow dropouts and removable brake mounts. There will also be a full chromoly 18″ fork as well. Look for the frame and fork to be available late summer/early fall.
Look for Saker Cranks to be offered in sizes for 18″ bikes by summer.
Here’s the geometry…
Let’s do this one, here is Aaron Ross’ new Black Splatter MotoRoss bike check. His bikes are always creative and unique with this one being no exception. There’s lots of photos, so you will be able to see all the Odyssey and Sunday parts listed in the list below.
MOTOROSS UPDATE!! This frame is shipping to us right now which will make it available at the very end of this month/very early May. Take a closer look HERE.
Aaron Ross MotoRoss Parts List
Frame: Sunday MotoRoss 20.75 Splatter
Fork: Odyssey R-32
Bars: Odyssey Double Spacebars
Headset: Odyssey
Stem: Odyssey Lincoln
Grips: Odyssey Aaron Ross
Cranks: Odyssey Thunderbolt 175mm RHD
Sprocket: Odyssey Chase Hawk
Chain: Odyssey Key Chain prototype
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted PC
Seat Clamp: Sunday Slim
Seat Post: Odyssey Tripod
Seat: Odyssey Aaron Ross
Front Rim: Odyssey Hazard Lites
Front Hub: Odyssey Antigram
Front Tire: Odyssey Aaron Ross Big Logo
Rear Rim: Odyssey Hazard Lites
Rear Hub: Odyssey Freecoaster prototype
Rear Tire: Odyssey Aaron Ross Big Logo
Brakes: Odyssey EVO II
Brake Cable: Odysey Quik Slic
Brake Lever: Odyssey Monolever
Looks like upstate New York is the place to be on April 19th! Cranx is having a bowl jam and you should definitely be there especially if you’ve never ridden that bowl. This thing is too much fun! Here’s the address and directions below.
Crank Bike Park
6341 Thompson Rd
Syracuse, NY 13206
(315) 214-5346
www.cranx.com
Get ready for the 2014 Albany BMX Jam that is happening on April 19th at noon. This is going to be another fun time, so make sure you make it to the jam. Check below for a map to the meet up spot.
Washington Park
Madison Ave
Albany, NY 12203
Wow! Chris Childs is the man with this double wide driveway turndown in our latest Ride UK print ad. This gap is in Austin, TX and when I first saw it, I wasn’t even sure it was possible. Thought it would be cool to just make it across not do a fully clicked turndown. Photo Walter Pieringer.
Looking for the red Soundwave that Chris is riding? It should be available by the end of April. Learn more about the frame HERE.
Get ready to watch this one a few times because Erik Elstran and Jake Seeley have some serious moves in this video for The Come Up.
Take a close look at the bike Jake is riding HERE.
Erik Elstran’s first Sunday Print Ad right HERE.
Let’s do a 24″ edition of Sunday Friends. This is Bunky Dunn’s Black Magic Wave C build which was featured on PSBMX. How solid does his bike look? Follow this LINK to see what else is on Bunky’s bike. How many handrail photos do you see on a 24″? Not many, but here is Bunky doing the famous Atlanta rail.
