Sunday has some good stuff in Dig issue 71. You can see Lee Dennis featured in the New Day Rising article. Check out this link to see some clips from Lee’s interview. There’s a good photo of Alex Magallan in the Leland Thurman article. Chris Hilbrich and I are featured in the Sunday ad. He’s showcasing Sunday’s trail frame the Model D while I have a few little photos of myself riding the Model C. This issue is a great read especially the Leland article!
Sunday started flowing Vinyl owner Tom Arkus and here is his silver Model D set up! His bike is 21.25 Model D with Black Magic Morning 2.1 forks and our 4 degree upsweep Forumph bars. Have you seen any of Tom’s recent video work? Go check his site or check out the one’s over at Dig! We are planning on shooting with Tom some more for an upcoming web video! Sunday trails web video?
Here is Nuno Oliveira‘s complete silver Model D set up. Not sure why it is in a tree? But that’s what he sent me. Simply, the Model D is the 20″ brother of the 24″ Model C. Its geometry and aesthetic are designed for trail riders specifically. It varies from other Sunday frame by having traditional plate dropouts, a non-waved downtube and a 14 inch rear end length. All the trail specs are listed below. Look for the frame available now!
TT 20.75, 21 & 21.25 HT 74 ST 71 RE 11.8 BB 11.8
Simply, the Model D is the 20" brother of the 24" Model C. Its geometry and aesthetic are designed for trail riders specifically. It varies from other Sunday frame by having traditional plate dropouts, a non-waved downtube and a 14 inch rear end length. All the trail specs are listed below. Look for the frame available now!
Bottom-bracket and chain-stay wishbone.
Chris Hilbrich has been riding the Model-D for a few weeks now. He says if feels really good on trails which is exactly what we intended this frame for. The Model-D is designed for the trails with its longer rear end, higher bottom bracket and mellower headtube. We didn’t attach the trail name so we could disguise a light weight frame. We designed the frame around specific users. This is for trails where a Second Wave would be for street. Simple!
