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Eric Lichtenberger had a bike check of his Third Wave prototype a few days ago, but we didn’t get to show you close ups of the Wave on the toptube.  The photos aren’t the best, but you will notice a bunch of scratches and dings, but no major dents.  The idea behind the Wave toptube is the same as the one for the downtube.  Each small Wave is stronger and stiffer than a non-waved tube, it’s easier to dent a larger tube then a smaller one.  We’ve been doing the Wave downtube since 2007 and it’s been proven countless times.  If you dent either one then you significantly decrease the strength of the front end.  The Wave toptube will only be offered on next spring’s Third Wave frame.  Look for more photos of the Wave downtube including the cable channel on the underside next week!

Twitter is taking over!  If you want to hear the ramblings and what not of most of the Sunday team then check out the links below.  Warning some are really good, some might be over the top and some might only be for adults.  So Twitter wisely!

Sunday Bikes @sundaybikes
Gary Young @GaryBYoung
Jake Seeley @thejakeseeley
Aaron Ross @theaaronross
Funday @thefunday
Eric Lichtenberger @ericlichtenberg
Jim Cielencki @jimcielencki
Garrett Reeves @GJReeves88
Tom Arkus @vinylbmx
Craig Passero @CraigPassero

Hey we went up to Salt Lake after Interbike, so hit up our Facebook and Twitter to keep up with our updates from the road!

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From left to right: Alex, Jake, Eric and Ian.

Kelly Reddington shot some pics of one of our premieres and wrote up a review of Up Up and Away! You can check it out over at RideBMX.com!

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We have a lot of photos from the trips we took while filming for our Up Up and Away video and we’ll be uploading the galleries leading up to the official release! This first batch of photos are from Barcelona.

As far as current team updates go, Jake’s back home in Western Mass drinking gatorade, Ian’s in Ohio waiting out the rain, Aaron’s in Nashville on Roadfools, Alex is in Kansas doing shows, Eric and Kurt are surfing in California’s heat, Mike and Joe are waiting for spring to come, Lee is probably at Life Cycle. Keep your eyes peeled for an interview with Ian and a bike check!!!

And last but not least, we also have a new photo-viewer and pong game! You can take it with you by clicking the share button on the bottom right! If you embed the LATEST gallery, the player will automatically update to the latest gallery we have available!

We started up a Flickr Group and you guys should join! Oh and if you guys are on Facebook, you can join us on there too and upload photos in the fans section. In the photo is Eric testing out some new shades and fighting the Cali UV rays.

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Eric Lichtenberger stop by the office for a pair of pedals and ended up leaving with a new bike. We showed this 2009 Ian Schwartz which is the first frame to have a built in Pivotal Post as our display bike at Interbike and it looked so good that Eric decided he’d like to ride it as his own. To be honest this is my favorite color that Sunday has ever done. The color is basically Post-It Note yellow and we were suppose to do a color similar to this for the original Wave frames that came out 2 years ago. I know it says 2009 colorway, but it should be available at shops by the first week of November so be on the look out. More frame info coming soon!