Our new Cloud Pivotal Seat is super fat, comfy and designed for gripping during barspins. The pivotal design makes it light and simple to install. There’s a custom Sunday logo pivotal patch as well as our Cornerstone logo on the backside. Available in Spiral Black, Pachyderm Camo and a Black/Banana Tearaway. Learn more HERE. Grip it and rip it!
Yup, we’ve gone pivotal. Here is the new Sunday Toothy Post available right now from our USA distributor Full Factory or from our international distributors. It’s a traditional straight up pivotal design with a 135mm length and comes in black, blue and green. Get one now!
Ian Schwartz went out and filmed this huge half cab drop in Boston while we were on the Up, Up and Away video premiere trip in the northeast. He basically did it first try and without any worry. Then did it a second time to make it look even better. Ian’s frame was the FIRST frame with a built in Pivotal Post plus it has all the Sunday Second Wave frame features like super strong HOLLOW 8mm dropouts with built in chain tensioners, dent fighting Wave downtube, proven 41 Thermal Post Weld Heat Treating and Director Style wishbone just to mention a few. He is riding the latest color Maroon, so now you can get it in that color along with white, post-it note yellow and Black Magic!
A while ago we posted a sneak peek of Ian’s new colorway for his signature frame. At the time, it was only available at select locations but now you can get it everywhere Sunday products are sold!
Check out Tom Appleby‘s maroon Ian Schwartz set up. He said that everyone says its the nicest Sunday they’ve seen. Go check out HelensvaleBMX and then see the rest of Tom’s bike check HERE!
Click on the photo above to get a sneak peak at the latest Ian Schwartz limited color! This is the first frame with built in pivotal post! Not only do you get that, but you get Sunday 8mm hollow dropouts with built in chain tensioners, Wave downtube to prevent most dents, Director style wishbone and Odyssey’s 10 year old 41Thermal Heat Treating process along with a host of other features. Maroon is currently available in most places, but if you don’t see it then ask your local shop to call Blackout, QBP, Custom or SBS to get their hands on one. This photo was taken on Ian’s dad’s farm which Ian works on a few times a week.
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!
