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The crew over at Eclat dropped a new Bike Check with Jordan Godwin and his current Wethepeople setup decked out with Eclat parts from top to bottom. They pay special attention to the new gum parts he’s running that look real good on the bike. Although there’s a little wear and tear, it looks like a dialed BMX bike to us! You can check out a bunch of photos and a full parts list here – Jordan Godwin Bike Check
Here’s a look at the brand new 2016 catalog from DK Bicycles for you to get a look at. This covers their full range of complete BMX bikes from the freestyle, to race and down to the little balance bikes, frames, parts all the way to their DK Golf Bag. All in all, it looks like a real solid range of products! Check it out!
There’s a new Bike Check over on the Wethepeople website giving you a closer look at Dima Prykhodko‘s current Buck setup decked out with Wethepeople and Odyssey parts! You can check out a bunch of photos, a full parts list and a quick Q&A right here — Dima Prykhodko Bike Check
On the hunt for a bigger BMX bike that you can just cruise around on? Have you seen the 2016 Avenger 26″ cruiser from Wethepeople yet? This bike starts out with a bigger beach cruiser style frame with chromoly fork with a 33mm offset and full 4130 chromoly bars. The rest of the bike is decked out with Wethepeople, Salt and Salt Plus parts. You can find the Wethepeople Hilt Vex grips, Avenger 1″ shaft stem, FSA Pro 1″ sealed headset, Wethepeople Avenger railed seat, 3D forged alloy seat post, Salt Expert tubular 3-piece cranks, Avenger Old School cage style pedals, Wethepeople Avenger 33-tooth sprocket, Salt AM 510h chain, Wethepeople Avenger Sealed bearing hubs with 3/8″ axles and a Salt Plus Pro 13-tooth freewheel in the rear laced to Avenger 26″ double wall rims with Kenda K-Rad 26″ tires (2.30″) and Salt Pro V-Brakes.
The 2016 Avenger 26″ cruiser from Wethepeople is available in Navy with a weight of 29.9 lbs for around $749.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Wethepeople worldwide now. Check out more detailed photos below!
On the hunt for a new Complete Bike? Did you get a look at the 2016 Stolen Bike Co. Sinner XLT complete yet? This bike starts out with a 100% chromoly frame with a 21″ top tube length, 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube, 9″ standover height, 11.75″ bottom bracket height and 13.25″ chain stay length with a Vortex down tube to help resist denting, a 100% chromoly fork with tapered legs, one-piece steerer tube and 28mm offset and 9″ rise chromoly Stolen bars. The rest of the bike is decked out with Stolen parts. You can find the Team Flangless grips, Stratos OEM 50mm reach stem, 48-spline 3-piece tubular chromoly 175mm cranks, a Stolen 25 tooth sprocket, Thermalite pedals, YBN 410 chain, Stolen Kushion Pivotal seat, CNC machined Pivotal post, Stolen Rampage sealed hubs with a 9-tooth cassette in the rear laced to Rampage rims, Joint tires with 3M reflected sidwewalls (2.30″ front / 2.20″ rear) and Flybikes Manual Springhanger brakes.
The Stolen Bikes Sinner XLT complete is available in Right or Left side drive versions, comes in Black for the color with a weight of 23.2 lbs. and a price tag of $699.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stolen Bikes worldwide now. You can check out more photos below!
Curious what one of Fit Bike Co.‘s newest pro team rider, Ethan Corriere is running for a setup? Hit the flipbook above to take a closer look at his fresh new WIFI V2. setup along with a full parts list! Looks like a dialed unit to us!
“Ethan Corriere coming in hot with that black and chrome swag! Take a closer look at our newest pro’s WIFI V.2, stacked solid with Van Homan’s signature VANDLEBAR, a SHIV V.3 fork, HIGH-TOP stem, INDENT 24 cranks, a KEY GUARD sprocket, MAC PC pedals, a SOLO TRIPOD seat and post, TECH grips, T/A tires and OG pegs and WIZARD SLEEVES. Don’t sleep… you know that Welcome to Pro edit is underway!”
If you check the site on a regular basis, there’s a good chance you caught a post we did where we compiled a bunch of parts to make the MOST EXPENSIVE CUSTOM BMX BIKE, which was based off of current prices of frames and parts we found online. Today, Flip over at Albe’s hit us up with a link to a post they put together of the cheapest Pro Level Custom BMX Bike Build you could do through their store with their current prices. It ended up being A LOT cheaper than you might think. Go check it out on the Albe’s website now — What’s the Cheapest You Can Build a Pro Level Custom BMX Bike?
We’ve said it hundreds of times and every year our expectations are blown away by the complete bikes that brands are releasing. A few months back, Volume Bikes released the Broc Raiford complete bike, that beyond the flashy white splatter colorway is really dialed. If you’re on the hunt for a new BMX bike, this might just be what you’re looking for.
The 2016 Broc Raiford signature complete starts out with a full chromoly frame with the same specs as his signature Vessel frame, 100% chromoly fork with tapered legs, a 1-piece steerer tube and a 28mm offset and full chromoly bars with a 9″ rise and 29″ width. From there, the bike is loaded with Volume, Odyssey and Genesis parts. You can find the Volume V2 Staple top load stem, VLM flangless grips, Genesis Octagon 3-piece tubular chromoly cranks, a 6061 alloy 25-tooth sprocket, Odyssey Twisted PC pedals, Broc’s signature Nautical Tripod seat and Volume Tripod post, Genesis Turbine Double-Wall rims front and back, Genesis sealed hubs (3/8″ up front, 14mm in the back) with a sealed 9-tooth driver, Odyssey Hawk 2.40″ tires front and rear and the Odyssey Springfield brakes and lever with the Quik-Slic cable,
The 2016 Broc Raiford signature complete from Volume Bikes is available in colors of White Splatter and Red with a weight of 24.2 lbs. and a price tag of around $549.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Volume Bikes worldwide.
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