Here’s a sneak peek look at the Subrosa Venom Denim seat I found over on The Merged. This pivotal seat has a denim cover and a sewn on patch giving it a real clean look. Who’s digging this?
Sneak Peek: Animal – Nigel Sylvester Fat Seat
Head over to The Merged to find out a little bit more about Nigel Sylvester’s signature seat from Animal that is coming out in a fat(ter) version at some point here soon!
Product: FBM – Throne Pivotal Seat
Here’s a look at the new Throne pivotal seat from FBM. They’ve introduced this mid seat covered in black or brown vinyl with the embossed FBM Eagle logo that looks super good and a weight of 11 oz. The Throne is available for your taking!
Products: Vol. 63
The weeks just keep blazing on by! It’s time to take a look at 5 fresh BMX products you’re going to want on your bike! We’re going to take a closer look at Sunday‘s new Saker cranks, the new Staple topload stem from Volume Bikes, the Glamroid bars from Mutiny, the 23 Forks from And Forks and then finally we’ll take a seat on the Barstool from Fit Bike Co.. Sound good? Alright… Let’s get into it!
Through The Lens: Custom Made – Native BMX
One of the things that I love most about doing this column is the fact that I have full creative control week after week. There is no one telling me what to do or how to do it. As someone who has worked in the creative industry for over a decade now there is nothing better than creating an idea from scratch and watching it come to life. That is exactly what this week’s column is all about. I recently spent some time hanging out with James Covington, the owner of Native BMX, and got the chance to pick his brain about the custom leather seats that he makes. Not very many people are out there working with their bare hands, using timeless techniques and creating truly custom pieces. It’s one of those things that you have to appreciate. In today’s BMX industry parts are and can be about as cookie cutter as they come. Companies literally just take the same parts as other companies and just stamp their name on them and call them their own. To me, there is nothing good about that. The fact that there are people out there like James giving you the option to truly add a personal touch to your bike is what makes me think there is hope for BMX after all. The reason why most of us ever got involved with riding in the first place was to stand out from the crowd and not follow the normal path that was laid out in front of us. Find out more about the whole process and give some respect to someone out there making quality, unique, American-made products that could potentially last a lifetime.
Sneak Peek: Proper – Tripod Seat
Head over to The Merged to get the low down on the new Proper Bike Co. seat that uses the Tripod post that has been sweeping across BMX lately!
Sneak Peek: Demolition – Tripod Seats
It looks like Demolition is now working on some seats for the tripod system! Head over to The Merged to find out more!
Sneak Peek: Cult – Chase DeHart Tripod Seat and Seatpost
Head over to the Cult website to check out the sneak peek photos they dropped of Chase DeHart’s new signature tripod seat and tripod post that will be out later this fall. Damn does that look clean or what!?
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