The crew over at Stress hit us with a link to a fresh video Bike Check with Max Bespaliy and his current setup that he’s running. The video features Max giving you a run through of his bike (with English sub-titles), along with some dialed riding footage. There’s a few interesting pieces in there like a prototype freecoaster he’s running that appears to use a similar shell as the Stress Disco Hubs that looks pretty interesting. Hit play and take a look at just what Max is running these days! Looks like a dialed BMX bike to us!
Tanguy Labertrande Bike Check
The crew over at Colony just released a brand new Bike Check with Tanguy Labertrande and his current Monash setup that he’s running decked out with Colony parts from top to bottom. This is one dialed looking BMX bike if we may say. You can check out a ton of photos, parts list and more here — Tanguy Labertrande Bike Check
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Anthony DeRosa Bike Check
There’s a new Bike Check over on the Animal Bikes website giving you a closer look at Anthony DeRosa‘s current Brooklyn Machine Works setup that he’s running decked out with Animal parts from top to bottom. We haven’t seen too many of the Brooklyn Machine Works frames so far, so that’s pretty interesting to see. There’s also a prototype fork, so we’ll have to keep an eye out for that in the near future. You can check out the full parts list and a bunch of photos of the bike here — Anthony DeRosa Bike Check
Kaleb Bolton Bike Check
FBM dropped a quick Bike Check with one of their newer recruits that we’ve been seeing popping up on trips and more with that crew lately, Kaleb Bolton, and his current Hardway V2 setup that he’s running. You can check out a whole bunch of photos of the bike over on the FBM website — Kaleb Bolton Whip
Sneak Peek: Haro – Tyler Fernengel Signature Frame
It looks like Chad Kerley isn’t the only one getting a signature frame from Haro! Here’s a look at Tyler Fernengel‘s current setup with a prototype of his first, very well deserved signature frame from Haro!
There isn’t word on the name of the frame, but Tyler did release a few details. The frame will be made from 4130 chromoly with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 9″ standover height, 11.5″ bottom bracket height and 13.5″ chainstay length. It will feature a hydro formed top tube and down tube and investment cast dropouts with built in chain tensioners. It also appears, based off the photo, to have a hour glass head tube, an integrated seat post clamp and externally butted down tube. Overall, it looks like it’s going to be a real clean frame.
The frame will be available in 20.8″ and 21″ top tube lengths as well.
If you’re hoping to get your hands on this frame, you will have to wait a few months because it sounds like it won’t be available until closer to Christmas time in December. We’ll keep you posted when we hear more!
Dan Paley Bike Check
There’s a brand new Bike Check up on the BSD website giving you a closer look at Dan Paley‘s fresh new Soulja setup that he’s running decked out top to bottom in BSD parts. Dan was off his bike for a few months due to a broken knee, so it’s good to see he’s finally back to riding. You can expect to see this bike being put to real good use sooner than later! Until then, go check out a full parts list and a ton of photos giving you a closer look at this dialed BMX bike here — Dan Paley Bike Check
Devon Smillie Bike Check
Curious what Devon Smillie is running for a setup? You can get a look at his current Fly Bikes Fuego setup decked out from top to bottom with Fly and Eclat parts over on the Eclat website. Get a look at a ton of photos, a full parts list and more here — Devon Smillie Bike Check
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Mike Hinkens Bike Check
There’s a fresh Bike Check up on the Madera website giving you a closer look at Mike Hinkens‘ current FBM Hardway setup that’s decked out with parts from top to bottom in FBM, Madera, Profile Racing and more. Mike kept things stealth with an all black setup for his latest build and we’re thinking it looks damn good. You can check out a ton of photos and a full parts list over on the Madera website — Mike Hinkens Bike Check
