Man, where the hell does time go these days? It’s Saturday again and that means it’s time to take a closer look at 5 dialed BMX parts you could probably use on your bike! This time around we’re going to take a closer look at the Century bars from The Daily Grind, the V2 Cassette hub from Madera, the Salvation topload stem from Cult, Scott Ditchburns Slide or Die pegs from The Shadow Conspiracy and then we’ll wrap it up with Jason Enns’ new signature Cerberus frame from Volume Bikes! Let’s do this!
Thinking about 4-piece bars? Have you taken a look at Troy Merkle’s signature Century bars from The Daily Grind? These 4130 straight gauge chromoly bars have a rise of 8.15″, a width of 28″, 10-degrees of back sweep and 5-degrees of upsweep. These bars can be cut down to 24.5″ with your grips before the bend if you’re looking for some slimmer bars. The Century bars are available in black with a weight of 30.9 oz.
You can pick these bars up for $69.99 on Dan’s Comp or through the Daily Grind webstore. You can also have your local shop hit The Daily Grind up directly to get you a set ordered up today!
To find out more about The Daily Grind, check out their website — TheDailyGrindBMX.com
Due for a new back hub? Check out the V2 cassette from Madera. This hub that is made right here in the U.S.A starts out with an alloy hub shell that features a flange design that helps to protect your spokes. Inside, you can find a hollow 14mm chromoly axle, two sealed bearings, and a one-piece chromoly driver with 4 sealed bearings inside for a smooth ride and some alloy axle nuts to keep it all tight.
You can also upgrade to a female aluminum axle with a 3/8″ chromoly bolts if that’s what you’re looking for as well!
The V2. Cassette comes in left or right side drive with driver options of 9, 10 or 11-tooth, or 12-18 tooth cog options with colors of black, matte red, Nickle and Snow for color options and a weight of 16.6 oz.
You can pick the V2 Cassette up for $159.99 on Dan’s Comp or for $170.95 direct from the Madera Webstore. You can also have your local shop get ahold of Profile Racing to get you one ordered up today as well!
To find out more about Madera and their products, check out their website — MaderaBMX.net
Thinking about getting a little more height from your bars? Check out the Salvation topload stem from Cult. This Stem is CNC machined from 6061 aluminum with a real clean look with additional machining on the bottom to help save weight and a rounded rear to keep those knees happy. This stem has a reach of 52mm, stack height of 29.2mm, rise of 31.8mm and a Machined Cult logo on the front plate for some bonus style points. The Salvation stem is available in black, red, raw and Rasta with a weight of 10.6 oz.
You can pick this stem up for $54.99 – $64.99 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 one ordered up today!
To find out more about Cult and their products, check out their website — CultCrew.com
If you’re into plastic pegs, but haven’t had very good luck with them, maybe the new Scott Ditchburn “Slide or Die” pegs from The Shadow Conspiracy are what you’re looking for. These pegs start out with a heat-treated and butted chromoly insert with a 4mm thick plastic sleeve that slides on and locks in place with their unique Sleeve Lock design. The peg is 104mm long and has a diameter of 39mm so it is not bulky and is the same size of a regular metal peg. The Slide or Die peg weighs in at 5.3 oz and comes in black only.
The Slide or Die pegs are going to be available later this month, so have your local shop hit up Sparky’s Distribution to get you a set pre-ordered today!
To find out more about The Shadow Conspiracy and their products, check out their website — TheShadowConspiracy.com
If you’re starting to think about picking up a new frame, you should take a peek at Jason Enns’ new signature Cerberus frame from Volume Bikes that’s due out soon! This frame is made from fully heat-treated 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 75.25-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ stand over height and a 13.50″ to 14″ chain stay length. The frame featuures a double butted front triangle with gussets on the top and down tube, 7mm thick investment cast drop outs with build in chain tensioners, removable seat stay brake mounts and an integrated seat post clamp. This frame is available in 20.8″ and 21″ top tube lengths with color options of flat black or chrome and a weight of 5 lbs. even (20.8″).
You can get one of these pre-ordered today by having your local shop get ahold of 180 Distribution!
To find out more about Volume Bikes and their products, check out their website — VolumeBikes.com
That wraps up this weeks round of Products:! Check back next Saturday for the 74th edition with 5 more dialed BMX products for you to check out. Until then, 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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