Another week down and another Saturday. After a few days of getting loose from the 4th of July, blowing shit up and having some fun it’s time to get back to the regular schedule of taking a look at some dialed BMX parts! For this week’s Products:, we are taking a closer look at the Mini Cassette hub from Profile Racing, the Deathrow Bars from Cult, the Freed Bikes sprocket, the 43 Hardware chain breaker and the brand new 2014 Infantry complete bike from Volume Bikes! Since I know you’re trying to keep this party going for your 4th of July week, let’s get into this!
If you aren’t familiar with the Mini cassette hub from Profile Racing by now, you’re completely blowing it. This hub is made right here in America with an alloy hub shell that features staggered diameter flanges, 2-sealed bearings, a 14mm gun drilled hollow chromoly axle, alloy axle nuts and a 4-pawl 1-piece chromoly driver with 4-sealed bearings making for one hell of a smooth rolling hub. The hub is available in black, blue, flat black, green, polished, purple, red, white and limited edition colors with a weight of 16.6 oz.
A few weeks back, Profile also introduced the Build Your Own Hub option so that you can custom order this hub direct from any shop that carries them. This means you can replace that 14mm gun drilled hollow axle with a female aluminum center axle and your choice of 3/8″ axle bolts with Volcano washers, button head bolts or the 17mm hex bolts. You can find out more about the Build Your Own Hub program by Clicking Here.
You can pick the Mini Cassette hub up for $209.99 on Dan’s Comp or you can have your local shop hit up Profile Racing direct to get you one ordered up!
To find out more about Profile Racing and their products, check out their website — ProfileRacing.com
Thinking about some new bars? Take a closer look at the Deathrow bars from Cult. These bars are made right here in America by Solid with 100% heat-treated butted chromoly. These bars come in two sizes; 8.35″ rise and 8.65″ rise. The 8.35″ version have a width of 29.5″, 12-degrees of backsweep and 2-degrees of upsweep, a crossbar height of 6.25″ and a crossbar width of 10.875. The 8.65″ rise version have a width of 29.25″ with 12-degrees of backsweep, 2-degrees of upsweep, a crossbar height of 6.25″ and a crossbar width of 11″. They’re available in black and chrome with a weight of 30 oz. (8.35″)
You can pick the Deathrow bars up for $64.99 – $74.99 on Dan’s Comp or you can have your local shop here in the U.S get ahold of Tip Plus (west coast), Greenhouse (Midwest) or Animal (East coast) to get you a pair ordered up today.
To find out more about Cult and their products, check out their website — CultCrew.com
Thinking about picking up a new sprocket? Take a look at the 7075 sprocket from Freed Bikes. This sprocket is also made right here in America (we got a lot of America going on this week… Seems fitting with the 4th) out of 7075 aluminum with extra machining for a lightweight, clean look. You can also find 25T, the Freed Bikes logo and Made In USA etched into the sprocket. This sprocket is available in polished and 25 tooth only.
You can pick this sprocket up for $39.95 direct from the Freed Bikes Web Store or you can have your local shop hit them up direct to get one ordered up today!
To find out more about Freed Bikes and their products, check out their website — FreedBikes.com
Let’s face it, working on your bike can be a pain in the ass. There’s nothing worse than breaking your chain in the middle of a good session. You have two options, you can take it to a shop and pay a guy to work on it for you or you can pick up this chain breaker from 43 Hardware that will ultimately pay for itself if you have to fix your chain 3 or 4 times. (I’m sure a lot of you reading this are trying to think of all the times you had to fix your chain, haha). This chain breaker is designed to work on 1/8″ and 3/16″ chains.
You can pick this chain breaker up for $19.99 on Sidewall Action Sports or have your local shop here in the U.S pick you up one by hitting up Sidewall Distribution.
You can find out more about 43 Hardware and their products by visiting their website — 43Hardware.com
It’s been a few years since Volume Bikes has offered complete bikes, but they’re brining them back for 2014. One of the bikes is the new Infantry complete. The bike starts off with a 100% chromoly frame with a 20.75″ top tube, 75-degree head tube angle, a 9″ stand over and a 13.5″ chainstay length. You can find a 100% chromoly fork with a 1-piece steerer tube, 100% chromoly bars with an 8.7″ rise, 28.5″ width. The bike is completely decked out with a Staple topload stem, Genesis Octagon 3-piece tubular chromoly 175mm cranks, 6061 alloy 25 tooth sprocket, Demolition Trooper pedals and Missile grips, a Volume Broc Raiford signature seat and pivotal post, Odyssey‘s Springfield brakes, Springfield lever and Quik-Slic cable, a sealed Genesis Turbine front hub laced to a Genesis Turbine double wall rim with a Demolition Momentum tire (20×2.35″), a Genesis Turbine sealed cassette hub with a 9-tooth driver laced to a Turbine double wall rim with a Demolition Momentum tire (20×2.20″) to wrap it all up making for one dialed ride.
These bikes are not out just yet, but you can have your local shop hit up 180 Distribution to get one pre-ordered now!
To find out more about Volume Bikes and their products, check out their website — VolumeBikes.com
That wraps up this weeks edition of Products! Check back next Saturday for the 65th round with 5 more fresh BMX products. Until then, head back to the front page for more Originals or you can hit the Daily Section for all the latest videos, news, products and more!
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