The days are getting shorter and the temps are dropping pretty quick here in the northern hemisphere! With that being said, the sessions are moving indoors for many of us! We figured it would be a good time to take a closer look at a few items to help keep you warm and keep your bike rolling smooth for this weeks Products: column! This week we’ll take a look at the Order jacket from The Shadow Conspiracy, the Match front hub from Cult, the new Tri-Pull sweatshirt from Madera, the Knox sprocket from Sunday Bikes, then we’ll wrap things up with Sergio Layos’ signature Trueno frame from Fly Bikes. Ready? Let’s do this!
With the cold weather coming in quick, it’s a good idea to have a nice jacket to keep you warm. The Order jacket from The Shadow Conspiracy not only will keep you warm but it looks rad too. This Varsity style jacket is made with a Twill body, faux leather sleeves and pocket cuffs and a lined hood. The jacket features custom Shadow Conspiracy logos, an internal stack pocket with label and embroidered logos on the front and rear as well. The jacket comes in black only with sizes of small, medium, large and extra large.
You can pick up the Order jacket for $119.99 on Dan’s Comp or by having your local shop get ahold of Sparky’s Distribution to get you one ordered up today!
You can find out more about The Shadow Conspiracy and their products by visiting their website — TheShadowConspiracy.com
Has that front hub of yours seen better days and is on its way out? Well, maybe it’s time to take a closer look at the Cult Match front hub. This hub starts out with a low-flange 6061-t6 aluminum hub shell with two precision sealed cartridge bearings and a 14mm hollow heat-treated chromoly center axle on the inside with 3/8″ chromoly bolts and 7075-T6 aluminum cone washers to keep everything tight. The Match front hub is available in black and raw with a weight of 9.4 oz.
The Match front hub is available for $64.99 on Dan’s Comp or you can have your local shop here in the U.S pick you up one by having them get ahold of Tip Plus (West Coast), Greenhouse (Midwest) or Animal Bikes (East Coast) today!
You can find out more about Cult and their products by visiting their website — CultCrew.com
Time for a new sprocket? Thinking about picking up a guard sprocket? Maybe you should take a closer look at Sunday‘s Knox guard sprocket. This sprocket is CNC machined from 6mm thick 7075 aluminum and features a full guard on the front for chain and teeth protection, tooth clearance for full and half-link chains, a 5 spoke pattern with 5 sprocket bolt holes for extended life and additional weight savings and a 15/16″ (24mm) bore with a 19mm adapter included. This sprocket is available in sizes of 25 and 28 tooth, colors of black, raw, anodized red and anodized blue with a weight of 5.1 oz. (25t).
The Knox sprocket is available for $49.99 on Dan’s Comp or you can have your local shop get ahold of Full Factory Distribution to get you one ordered up today!
You can find out more about Sunday Bikes and their products by visiting their website — SundayBikes.com
Looking for something to help keep you warm during the chilly sessions coming your way? Check out the new Tri-Pull sweatshirt from Madera. This crew neck style sweatshirt is made from 100% cotton with three water-based ink Madera logos with sizes of small, medium, large and extra large and navy for the color.
The Tri-Pull sweatshirt is available for $45.95 in the Madera Webstore or by having your local shop get ahold of Profile Racing to get you one ordered up today!
You can find out more about Madera and their products by visiting their website — MaderaBMX.net
Looking for a new frame? Have you checked out Sergio Layos’ signature Trueno frame from Flybikes yet? This full seamless 4130 chromoly frame has a 20.6″ top tube length, 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 8.5″ stand over height, 11.75″ bottom bracket height and a 13.40″ chain stay length. The frame features an offset thickness head tube with internal integrated gussets on the top and down tubes, multi-butted and tapered top and down tubes, a multi-butted down tube, investment cast seat and chain stay bridges, a 4130 chromoly Investment cast seat post clamp with the Horizontal Cut System for better clamping with less torque, the Easy Brake System removable brake mounts and Investment cast dropouts with removable chain tensioners. The Trueno frame comes in colors of black, raw and stainless with a weight of 4.85 lbs.
The Trueno is currently on sale for $259.99 on Dan’s Comp (Regular $299.99 – $329.99) or you can have your local shop here in the U.S get ahold of Tip Plus or QBMX to get you one ordered up today!
You can find out more about Fly Bikes and their products by visiting their website — FlyBikes.com
That wraps up the 125th edition of Products:! Check back next Saturday for another round with 5 dialed BMX products you might just want or need! Until then, go check out more of our Originals or hit up the Daily Section for all the latest BMX videos, news, products and more!
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