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Are you on the hunt for a new BMX frame? How about some new bars? Mutiny Bikes are finally releasing Jeff Wescott’s signature Comb frame and bars that we have been hearing about for a little while now worldwide. We figured it would be a good time to take a closer look at this frame and see just what both have to offer! Let’s do this!
Here’s one we spotted on the new Simone Barraco Bike Check that The Shadow Conspiracy just released. It appears that Simone has a set of signature 4-piece bars, titled “For Peace” (Kind of funny nobody has thought of that before?) that will be out probably around September when Subrosa release a bunch of their new products. No word on specs and details just yet… But we’ll make sure to give you the full scoop when we know more!
Cult have added a new set of bars to their line up and they’re big! This time around Alex Kennedy gets himself a set of signature bars. The AK bars are made from 100% heat-treated butted chromoly with rise options of 9″, 9.35″, 9.65″ and 10″. Each size have a 30″ width, 12-degrees of backsweep and 2-degrees of up sweep. These bars are hitting BMX shops and mail-orders worldwide now in color options of black and chrome!
You can find out more about Cult and their products by visiting their website — CultCrew.com
Have you been on the hunt for a new BMX frame? What about some bars and a fork? Have you given Pete Sawyer’s signature Sterling frame, bars and fork from Wethepeople a look yet? Today, were going to take an in-depth look at each of these items giving you all the specs and info along with a ton of close up photos so you can really see the details that make this line unique! Ready? Let’s get into this!
Looking for some 4-piece bars? Have you given Simple Bike Co.‘s Jetset 4-piece bars a look yet? These bars are made from 11-butted heat-treated Japanese chromoly tubing with 4 options for sizes; 8.0″ rise and 27.9″ width, 8.5″ rise and 28.27″ width or 9″ rise and 28.64″ width. All 4 sizes come with an 11.5-degree backsweep and 3-degrees of upsweep. The Jetset bars have a small diameter cross bar, come in color options of black, matte white, chrome, Cheer red, matte teal, matte orange and matte grey with a weight of 1.49 lbs (9″)
These bars are available through all shops and mail-orders that carry Simple Bike Co. worldwide now. You can find out more about Simple Bike Co. and their products by visiting their website — SimpleBMX.com
Here’s one we spotted floating on the old Facebook today. It looks like Pete Sawyer’s signature Sterling frame and 4-piece bars will be getting a shiny new coat of paint later this year. Here’s a sneak peek look at the new Nickel colorway that will be hitting shops some time around September! What do you think?
Broc Raiford’s signature CAPTAIN BARS from Volume Bikes are OUT NOW. Check out this promo video giving you a look at the bars along with some damn good riding from Broc. This is one BMX video you can’t pass up!
FIlmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Additional Filming by Josh Clemens.
Music: Bubble Puppy – “Hot Smoke & Sasafrass”
Here’s a gem we spotted over on The Merged! It looks like Terrible One have decided to do a run of their Classic bars here in the U.S.A through the fine fellas at S&M Bikes! The Classic bars are made from straight gauge 4130 chromoly with an 8.85″ rise, 29.25″ width, 12-degrees of backsweep and 3-degrees of upsweep. It would appear that they are available in chrome only, but we could be wrong on that.
The Classic U.S.A bars are available for $84.95 in the Terrible One Webstore or through Let’s Roast, Pusher BMX, Mauls Bike Shop, Empire BMX, Circuit BMX and Dan’s Comp!