Sunday has taken some big steps in 2010, we introduced our Sunday Funday complete bike line. The goal was to make the most complete completes that have functional modern geometry featuring low bb heights and a short 13.25″ rear end length. This makes the bikes easily adaptable and rideable right out of the box. Our Odyssey parts packages are nearly unbeatable especially with the good prices. We asked Alex Magallan, Jake Seeley and Eric Lichtenberger to help us show that the bikes were easily adaptable and rideable right away. Like we said, the most complete completes!
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Forumph Bar Edit!
The Forumph Bar is our tallest bar and is used by team riders Jim Cielencki, Jake Seeley and Lee Dennis. Here is a little edit of us putting the Forumph bar to the test. I swear everyone around here has been converted to the 4 degrees of upsweep. Check out the dimensions after the break.
Ian Schwartz testing his new color!
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!
Aaron’s (iPhone) Video Bike Check
Two video posts in one day?! The new iPhone has video capabilities now and we decided to play around with it. While visiting Austin, we used it to film a bike check with Aaron Ross and his new Fluorange Funday!
If you want to download the original .MOV version, click here.
