Jake Seeley committing a suicide no hander out of this uprail during The Come Up/Brett Banasiewicz Jam over the weekend. Photo via Scott Marceau and The Come Up. There’s nothing funny about suicide. If you need help or know someone that does then please follow this link to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
Once again we’ve made it into the top 3 posts viewed on a BMX site for 2012. This time it was Jim C’s Model C photos, Jon Faure’s Mega Ramp jump and the Two Four Flat Crew’s flatland videos that put us at the top of Cruiser Revolution. Check out the full post at this LINK.
Let’s start 2013 off right with this badass turndown by Alex Magallan. This is how it’s done on a quarterpipe. Fully clicked and the front wheel is further out from the coping than the back wheel. Photo Derek Derose at Sixth Aveune Skatepark in Nashville. Check out Alex’s signature EX complete bike after the break.
Defgrip is known for their unique style and view on riding, so it’s an honor that we were in the top 3 most viewed posts of 2012 for our 2013 Complete Bike Sneak Peek. Go to Defgrip now to check out the list. Just follow this LINK.
Huge congrats go out to Aaron Ross and Garrett Reeves for making it in the The Come Up’s Top 10 video Parts of 2012. Aaron received 8th place with his Empire Bad Idea section. Garrett took 5th place with his Sunday Interview video that came out in August. Aaron’s video isn’t online right now, but Garrett’s is, so rewatch it after the break. Way to go guys!
Here’s the behind the scenes of our Ukrainian rider, Vasya Lukyanenko’s satellite ride video we posted recently. It’s subtitled into English and it’s great to hear the inside story of the dishes. Enjoy this one! Watch the original video after the break.
We aren’t waiting until Boxing Day to pass along savings to you. Head to the Sunday Webstore right now to save anywhere from 10-50% on softgoods and hardgoods! Just follow this LINK.
It is so great to see young kids like Ryan Slusher absolutely shredding on 16″ bikes. He is pushing the limits of what kids are doing on these bikes. He’s riding our Sunday Primer Jr. which is specifically tailored for kids between the ages of 5-10 years old. The bike has proper fitting bars, 28 spoke wheels and a very short chainstay length which makes it easier to spin, whip and backflip. Learn more about the Primer Jr after the break.
With Sunday and Odyssey being so close, I’m lucky to be able to build up one of the best bikes available today. So, when it came time to build up a my new Soundwave, I realized that I didn’t actually have to custom build the bike with Odyssey parts. Rather I could just get a Soundwave Special complete bike and ride that since it has all the parts that I would have picked anyway. By buying this bike as a complete you save $400 over piecing it together part by part. Check after the break to see a full parts list and some more photos of the Soundwave Special.
Flow guy, Chance Garrison turn 19 years old today and to celebrate he is releasing a new web edit. Look for some big 180s and tons of tech moves in this one. Good stuff!
