Our very own, Mr. Death Gap himself, Jim Bauer takes you through the specs and features of the Rooster frame on the Ride BMX site. Available at your local Sunday dealer right now. Check out more close ups after the break.
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Black Magic Roosters!
Look what we have here, it’s the brand new Black Magic version of trail friendly Rooster frames. The Rooster comes with trail geometry of 74˚ HT, 71˚ ST, lower 11.625” BB height and a 13.75” -14” CS length. The rear end of this bike is stiffened up by the Director wishbone and a post weld 41 Thermal heat treating process giving the frame a lifetime warranty. Find the Rooster using our Dealer Locator. Dealers please contact Full Factory.
This is a good turndown
Aaron Day has a very good turndown. Look at this photo, if he goes any further then it just makes the turndown weird. Absolutely the best spot to click it to. Photo by Garrett Meyers. Check out the Rooster that Aaron is riding after the break.
Will Lueth’s Rooster
Recently, we hooked up Will Lueth with a brand new Rooster frame and Octave forks. Will’s from the Buffalo, NY area and as you might be able to see has an amazing trail set up in his backyard. Can’t wait to ride it this spring!
Happy Birthday Aaron Day!
Everyone wish Trails Squad member, Aaron Day, a happy birthday! It’s the rainy season in Northern California right now, so maybe for his birthday he will get a rain free day as a present. Either way we hope you have a good birthday Aaron! No handed Rooster roasting during Texas Toast. Photo Timothy Burkhart.
Mike Gonzalez Rooster Roasting
The Rooster frame has seen a lot of shredding as of late. Mike Gonzalez’s bike check documents him riding his Rooster over the last month in Austin. Notice the leaves changing in the 9th St photos.
This frame is the only trails frame using the proven 41Thermal Heat-Treating process developed by Odyssey. The geometry is designed for high speeds with a 13.75″ – 14″ chainstay length to prevent looping out, a 74˚ HT angle to slow the steering and a lower BB to keep the bike stable at higher speeds. If you’re looking to hit some jumps then this is the frame for you. Rooster is for roasting!
Look for a full parts list after the break.
Frame: Sunday Rooster 21″
Fork: Odyssey R-25
Headset: Odyssey
Stem: Odyssey Chase Hawk Front Load
Bars: Sunday Triumph XL
Grips: Odyssey Griswald
Cranks: Odyssey Thunderbolts 175mm LHD
Sprocket: Odyssey C-512 28t
Chain: Odyssey Bluebird
Pedals: Odyssey Trailmix Sealed Mag
Seat Clamp: Odyssey Mr. Clampy
Seat Post: Sunday Toothy Post
Seat: Odyssey Principal Gary Young
Front Rim: Odyssey Aerospace (Ano Silver)
Front Hub: Odyssey Vandero hub
Front Tire: Odyssey Chasw Hawk 2.4
Rear Rim: Odyssey Aerpspace (Ano Silver)
Rear Hub: Odyssey Antigrame
Rear Tire: Odyssey Chase Hawk 2.4
Hubguard: None
Pegs: None
Levers: None
Brakes: None
Cables: None
Bob DeLaat Rooster Bike
The Rooster is for roasting! And Bob DeLaat is no stranger to that! Here is his new Rooster frame with new Octave forks all freshly built up into a trails shredding machine. Check after the break to see his full parts list.
Bob DeLaat Rooster Parts List
Frame: Sunday Rooster 21″tt
Fork: Sunday Octave
Handlebars: Sunday Triumph XL
Stem: Odyssey Sean Sexton
Headset: Odyssey
Grips: Fly
Brake Lever: Odyssey Trigger
Brake Cable: Odyssey Linear Quik Slic
Brakes: Odyssey Evo II
Seat: Odyssey Aitken Denim
Seat Post: Odyssey Convertible
Seat Post Clamp: Sunday Slim
Pedals: Odyssey JC TrailMix sealed mag
Cranks: Odyssey Thunderbolt
Sprocket: Odyssey C-512 31tooth
Chain: Odyssey Blue Bird
Front Hub: Odyssey Vandero2
Rear Hub: Odyssey AntiGram 9tooth
Spokes: Odyssey Race Butted
Rims: GSPORT Ribcage
Tires: Odyssey Aitken knobbies, 2.35 front, 2.125 rear
Bob Delaat Table Photo
You’re going to have to trust me on this one, but here is the Sunday team’s best golfer, Bob DeLaat, blasting a table during Texas Toast. Photo by Timothy Burkhart. Look for a bike check of his freshly built up Rooster very soon.
North by Northwest
Scot Draper
Scot Draper spent his summer up in the Northwest shredding the jumps at Mt. Hood and learning to shoot slow pool. This video has a great feel with the song and riding. Looks like so much fun up there. Filmed and edited by Logan Reynolds. On a side note, this is actually Scot’s first ever web edit.
More Scot:
Whip | 360 photo | Trail Squad Knowledge
Aaron Day Turndown
Aaron Day boosting a turndown during his trip for for Texas Toast. These trails are not in Texas just so you know. Photo by Timothy Burkhart. Check out Aaron’s Rooster bike check after the break.
