Have you ridden this thing at House Park in Austin? You have to take off early and pull out far enough to clear the bars on either side. It also narrows and goes over-vert. Our 24″ bikes aren’t just for cruising, you can actually take it to tough places like this. Model C complete bikes and Wave C frame sets available now! Jim Cielencki on the bike and Mike Gonzalez behind the lens.
The skatestopper at the bottom only made this tranny wall carve that much more interesting. Wave C cruiser carve through the narrow spot and hop over the stopper by Jim Cielencki. Learn more about our 24″ bikes after the break.
Jim Cielencki taking the 24″ Wave C upside down in the form of a flair at last weekend’s Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin. Photo by Sandy Carson and found on ESPN BMX. Check out the 24″ Model C complete bike after the break.
Look at this amazing ramp! We were lucky enough to ride it over the weekend at Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin. ESPN has a photo gallery featuring photos of Aaron Ross and Jim Cielencki up on their site today. Go check out the gallery at this LINK. Thanks to Project Loop for making it happen. Follow us at @sundaybikes on Instagram to see more from the weekend.
This is a good way to start the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Ride BMX just posted The Friday Interview they did with me where I talk about Sunday, tricks, street progression and some history. There’s even some good 24″ photos in the interview as well. Check out the interview right HERE.
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Jon Faure proves how easy it is to adapt to the Model C/Wave C geometry by having his son experiment with the bike. First, he does a trick or line on his 20″ BMX then he does the same on Jon’s Wave C. Both tricks look the same. Thanks to www.plussizebmx.com for the video.
This Sunday Friends is really rad. Here is Micke Svedberg from Stockholm, Sweden‘s brand new Vapor Blue Wave C bike. Not only do we have a Sunday in Sweden, but we also have a 24″ there. Plus he’s rocking the best sprocket going! Odyssey MDS for the win. Thanks Micke!
Jon Faure is at it again. Remember the Mega Ramp nosewheelie photo from a few weeks ago? Well, Jon was working on the latest enstallment of his video series entitled How to Ride a Mega Ramp When You Suck! There’s not too many Mega Ramp How-To’s available, so Jon takes you through some of the steps. He’s ok and ready to go back up to Woodward West to ride again.
Some things you never forget, sunset Lardyard aboard the Wave C looking out over Austin. Photo Rick Crossman.
Jon Faure went up to Woodward West this weekend to film a few things as well as ride the Mega Ramp on his Wave C. Unfortunately, the Mega Ramp wasn’t into the idea and he landed like this. He took a hard crash, but he is feeling better now. It’s nice to know that at 47 years old, you can still take a fall. Look for one of Jon’s videos entitled “How to Jump Mega Ramp When You Suck” videos soon.
