Tom Dugan recently built up a prototype of his signature TD350 frame from Fit before going back out on the road with the crew. Above you can get a sneak peek look at the bike. That color is HOT.
Product: Mutiny Colorways
Product: Failure Beaver Frame
Here’s a promo for Dan Norvell’s signature Beaver frame from Failure. The frame will be out October 1st and that’s all I found for info.
Failure to dump = elimination.
Product: Cult – American Made V2’s
Where the hell does time go? It seems like Cult dropped their first run of frames a little while ago. Nope – it’s been over a year now. They’ve got an updated version of the American made Bad Boy and Deathrow frames for 2011 and they’re hitting shops now. You can get all the specs below for both frames as well.
V2 Bad Boy
USA manufacturing, S-bend chain stays, heat treated drop outs, chromoly alloy blended Cult Classic tubing, Cult IC seat clamp. Available in Black and Raw.
75° HT, 71° ST, 13.55″ CS, and 11.8″ BB
V2 Death Row
USA manufacturing, single bend chain stays, heat treated drop outs, chromoly alloy blended Cult Classic tubing, Cult IC seat clamp. Available in Black and Raw.
75° HT, 71° ST, 13.55″ CS, and 11.8″ BB
Product: Fit Blue Falcon Frame
Fit gave Brian Foster a fresh new signature frame. You can take a closer look at the Blue Falcon frame along with all the specs and details above in the slide book. Legendary.
Product: Mutiny Lucky Strike LTD.
“In October we have a super limited run of Black Lucky Strike V3′s coming with welded brake lugs and 3/8 drop outs. T/T size are 20.75, 21, 21.25 and 21.5″. They will retail for $350 and available directly from us and a few select stores. If you are interested in reserving one. E-mail us info@mutinybikes.com for more info.” – Mutiny
You can get all of the specs and features of the frame right here.
Sneak Peek: Mutiny Cosmotron V3.
Here’s a sneak peek look at Mutiny‘s new Khaki color way on the Cosmotron V3. The frame will be available in October so you are going to have to try and freeze yourself like Eric Cartman to speed up the waiting process.
Sneak Peek: Fiend Frame
Well, as expected, Garrett Reynolds’ brand, Fiend, is getting closer to having their first run of products available. Blackout Distribution dropped a few sneak peek photos and specs of the frame.
The Fiend frame will be made right here in the U.S of A (but it didn’t specify by who…) with a 75 degree head tube angle, 71 degree seat tube angle, 11.625″ bottom bracket height, 8.5″ (20.5″ / 20.75″) or 9″ (21″ / 21.25″) stand over height and a chainstay length of 13.5″ (20.5″ / 20.75″) or 13.75″ (21″ / 21.25″). If you didn’t catch it, the frame will be available in top tube lengths of 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″. The Fiend frame features a mid bottom bracket, custom integrated head tube with drilled holes for gyro tabs, removable mounts, low profile 5mm thick dropouts, integrated seat post clamp and a gusset at the down and head tube junction. The first run will be available in satin black with a weight of 4.9 lbs. on the 20.5″.
You can check out a few more close up photos here. So, what do you think?