The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
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?
We spotted this sneak peek over on Can You Dig It! It looks like Mutiny Bikes have just released a limited edition run of camouflage Villij frames that are hitting distributors worldwide now. This limited edition frame comes in top tube lengths of 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ and will come with a retail price of $320!
The Tom “Robbo” Robinson signature Villij frame is made from 100% 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 74-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 8.6″ stand over height and 13.6″ chain stay length (Slammed). The frame has a gusset on the down tube, an integrated seat post clamp, bullet end seat and chain stays, plenty of room for a 2.40″ tire and welded chain stay brake mounts! View more photos right here.
Head over to The Merged for an interview with Patrick Banks from Limit Fabrications where they talk about his custom BMX frames that he makes! It’s a good read and there’s a good chance you migh just find something you really like and want!
BSD have released Tony Malouf’s latest video promoting his signature Clear Water Beverage Frame! This BMX video is filled with some dialed spots, freecoaster action and plenty of style. Take a look!
“The latest flavor of Beverage to hit the street is the Clear Water version featuring a clear water raw finish and a chilled tropical vibe.
Filtered slowly though volcanic rock, collecting essential minerals such as TGF and creating a unique mineral profile, so much purer and richer in taste than other chromoly bicycle frames. Available in clear water raw only.
Filmed by Jeff Wescott.
Edited by Tony Malouf.”
Are you looking for a custom BMX bike that not too many people will have? Well, Colony just released their super limited edition Neon Green Frame and Fork kits that are limited to 2 of each. They have 4 options; Burma with Guardian fork, Sweet Tooth V4 with Dagger fork, Miner V3 with Guardian fork, and Castaway frame with Dagger fork. There are one of each of these available in Australia now and the remaining 4 will be available here in the United States.
You can see more photos and learn more on the Colony Website.
It’s been a little while since we’ve seen a new BMX frame from The Make, but it looks like they’re making a come back in 2015. Here’s a look at their new 2015 Crew frame. This frame is made from 4130 Sanko Japanese chromoly tubing with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 8.75″ standover height, 11.5″ bottom bracket height and a 13.25″ chain stay length (slammed). The Crew frame features a gusset on the down tube, double-butted top and down down tubes and seat stays, a CNC machined and heat-treated head tube, an internally and externally butted seat tube, a heat-treated, externally and internally CNC machined MID bottom bracket, integrated seat post clamp, a wide rear end for bigger tires, 5mm thick heat-treated drop outs and removable brake mounts.
The Crew frame is available in 20.6″ and 21″ top tube lengths, colors of black and raw and a weight of 4.5 lbs. through all shops and mail-orders that carry The Make now.
You can find out more about The Make and their products by visiting their website — TheMakeBMX.com
Check out more photos after the jump!
We were watching Brandon Webster’s video bike check and noticed he was running a new frame from Macneil called the “Default” frame. We hadn’t seen that one before, so we figured it was a good idea to get a closer look! This frame is made from 4130 Sanko Japanese chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and a 13.6″ chain stay length. The Default frame features top and down tube gussets, an externally machined and heat-treated MID bottom bracket, a heat-treated integrated head tube, a Macneil logo on the seat stay bridge, a wider rear end to fit the 2.40″ tires, an integrated seat post clamp, removable brake mounts and heat-treated Micro drop outs.
The Default frame comes in 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths, a weight of 4.9 lbs. (20.75″) and color options of ED black, translucent red and silver. This frame is available now through all shops and mail-orders that carry Macneil worldwide.
You can find out more about Macneil and their products by visiting their website — MacneilBMX.com
Check out more photos after the jump!
Last night, Haro dropped Matthias Dandois’ signature La Bastille frame promo. We figured you guys might want a better look at the frame and to know all the specs and details, so let’s get into this!
The La Bastille frame is a full 4130 chromoly frame with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height and a short 13.25″ chain stay length. The frame features gussets on the top and down tubes, double-butted top and down tubes, heat-treated head tube and MID bottom bracket shell, an integrated seat post clamp, removable brake mounts and 5mm thick, CNC Machined and heat-treated drop outs. The La Bastille comes in colors of black, blue and caramel with top tube lengths of 19.5″, 20.25″ and 21″ and a weight of 4 lbs. 7 oz.
Matthias Dandois’ signature La Bastille frame is available now through all shops and mail-orders with a retail price of $359.99 that carry Haro Bikes.
You can find out more about Haro Bikes an their products by visiting their website — HaroBikes.com
Check out more photos and the promo video after the jump!
