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Shawn McIntosh’s signature Mac frame from Fit Bike Co. is now available in this fresh purple color. Check out this very serious promo video giving you a look at that freshness. I’d run it, what about you?
“Shawn likes to do it big when he drops a new Sig part or color. This one’s for Trans Purple.
Filmed By: Aaron Brenner”
Mutiny Bikes posted up a quick bike check with Mikey Luplow. The bike features a bunch of sample parts including a frame they are working on with Mikey. I’m assuming this is a signature frame and based on the cosmetics, it’s getting close to completion. I’m loving that chainstay wishbone and everything which you can see better over on their website. It looks super good. Check out more photos by Clicking Here.
Get on over to ESPN BMX to check out a piece about the 20 most progressive signature BMX frames ever. This is a proper history lesson!
Spotted this up on The Merged and was impressed. It looks like Season Bikes have upped their line for 2013 with a bunch of new products. Check it all out in the flipbook above.
The HIGHLY anticipated Credence S&M frames are finally available. Check out this promo video above giving you a look at some damn good riding and Clint Reynolds talking about the frame, bars and stencil. You know you want one… I do. After you check that out, take a closer look by clicking here.
“S&M and the Mod Squad are proud to present the C.C.R., M.O.D. and Credence 8.7″ Bar in action. Live Free or Die.
The Credence crew: Clint Reynolds, Matty Aquizap, James P. Nutter, plus Matt Walli roast some trails and make some mods.
Filmed by: Clint, Matty & Nutter and Stew Johnson.
Edited by: Julio Cambara
Music: Creedence Clearwater Revival – “Effigy””
It’s that time again. For the 39th edition of Products: we’re going to take a closer look at the updated BF frame from Fit Bike Co., the 23 Forks from And Forks, Wethepeople‘s Royal cranks, Sunday‘s Triumph XL bars and the Generator hub from Hoffman Bikes! Let’s get into this!
Head over to The Merged to find out all about Native Bikes‘ new Street Frame!
Anyone who has been in BMX long enough is well aware of who Dave Harrison is. I doubt too many people would doubt his reputation as being one of the best welders in BMX either. Over the last year, he has been busy getting his own welding company called Pedal Driven Cycles dialed in and it looks like things are finally on the move. Today he announced that they will be releasing a limited run of their first frame called “Kool Thing”. This American made (clearly) frame has a 74.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 9″ seat tube height and a 13.75″ chain stay length. You can find features like the Stainless steel Pedal Driven Cycles head tube and down tube badges (that are individually marked for each one of the 50 frames being released), Shark Fin technology in the bottom bracket, a top tube gusset with “TCB” laser cut out, which stands for “Taking Care of Business”, 3/16″ heat-treated drop outs and removable brake mounts. The Kool thing will be available 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths with raw or black for the colors. You can pre-order one of these frames for $380.00 right here or have your local shop hit up Pedal Driven Cycles to get one ordered up today. Remember, there’s only 50 of these being released so get on it now if you want one.
You can check out more photos and find out what Shark Fin Technology is by clicking here.
