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The Shadow Conspiracy – Plasmatic Peg – Details Leaked? Maybe?

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Get a look at the leaked details on The Shadow Conspiracy Plasmatic Peg that we’ve been waiting to see for about a year now!

The first look at the Plasmatic Peg from The Shadow Conspiracy popped up about a year ago, and since then it’s been fairly quiet and we didn’t really hear much or see anything. Then, the other day, Shadow dropped a teaser picture on Instagram to stoke the embers of the fire back up. Unfortunately, that didn’t give away anything as far as details. Brant Moore was trying to figure out the details and stumbled on to a website that has the elusive peg listed. We’re not sure why a random shop in Michigan has the pegs listed, but they let the cat out of the bag with this one. It looks like, as many people guessed, the peg uses a thicker plastic sleeve and a longer core that also doubles as the nut on your axle so you can tighten it down with a 3/8″ ratchet from the outside on the end of the peg instead of needing a socket an extension.

The photo shows how it would work on a 14mm or 3/8″ male axle, but it doesn’t show what would be used for female axles. We would assume that would be the $7.99 adaptor that there isn’t a photo of, but it’s likely either a threaded bolt that goes into the peg and the axle, but like Brant mentions in the video, we’re not sure how that would keep the peg, male or female, from backing itself off and becoming loose.

Either way, it looks like the peg will retail for $27.99 each with the $7.99 adaptor separate. If this random shop in Michigan has it listed, it shouldn’t be long before it’s available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry The Shadow Conspiracy. We’ll keep you posted as soon as we know more!

UPDATE: A source says that this isn’t exactly correct an that the final version of the peg will be different than what’s seen, and that it’s still a little ways out from being released. We’re not sure what changes there will be if a dealer has photos / pricing and the logos and everything are done, but it’s possible. Could have been a last minute change. We’ll have to wait and see…End of update

“All of the information on Shadow’s new Plasmatic Peg has been leaked online!
Here are the listings –
Industrial Bikes – Peg
Industrial Bikes – Front Adaptor”

Cinema BMX – Dakota Roche Signature Sessions

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Cinema BMX dropped a new Signature Sessions video for your viewing pleasure! This time around we get a look at Dakota Roche putting his signature Dak Peg to work out in the streets! As always, Dak delivers with some excellent riding, and the filming and editing is on point! Hit that play button and take it all in, then learn more about the peg right here — Cinema BMX – Dakota Roche Signature Dak Peg!

“Dakota Roche put his Signature Dak Pegs to work for his latest Signature Series part. With Dak’s everlasting work ethic and hunger for new spots, you know you’re in for a treat. Click play and watch as Dak shreds through sunny southern California. Dak Pegs available now, worldwide!

Filmed by Calvin Kosovich, Will Stroud, Peter Adam

Edited by Will Stroud

Art Direction by Harley Haskett

Photography by Kevin Connors” – Cinema BMX

Bamboo BMX Pegs?

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Can you make a BMX peg out of Bamboo? We already know you can build a BMX bike out of bamboo thanks to Mat Hoffman, but we aren’t too sure about pegs made from bamboo. Big Boy decided to head into the workshop and fabricate some bamboo BMX pegs and see how it all works out. Hit play and see how it all played out.

“Big Boy is on a quest to make BMX pegs out of anything he can, and this time he tried to use Bamboo! He has to make DIY bike pegs and complete BMX tricks with them! Did he make Eco-friendly BMX pegs?” – Scotty Cranmer

Cinema BMX – Dakota Roche Signature Dak Peg

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Is it time to take a look at some new BMX Pegs? Well, the crew at Cinema BMX have you covered with the Dakote Roche signature DAK PEG. This plastic peg starts out with a chromoly core that uses a strong cog design that increases the cores end thickness to give you plenty of strength, and it prevents the sleeve from rotating on you. The sleeve is made from a long lasting nylon blend that will keep you grinding smooth on everything from rails to rough ledges and more. The outside diameter is 38mm, and you have your choice of 4.5″ or 4.75″ length options. Available in 14mm only with a 3/8″ adaptor included with every peg and a weight of 7.6 oz.

The Dakota Roche signature Dak Peg is available through BMX shops and mail-orders like Source BMX or direct from the Cinema Webstore for $21.99 now!

SPECS:
COLOR: Black
SIZE: 14mm (3/8” Adapter Included)
LENGTH: 4.5” or 4.75”
DIAMETER: 38mm
WEIGHT: 7.6 oz (4.5″)
PRICE: $21.99 / $6.99 (replacement Sleeve)

If you tend to burn through plastic sleeves, there are replacement sleeves available for $6.99 in the Cinema Webstore or through BMX shops and mail-orders like Source BMX as well!

You can learn more about Cinema BMX and check out their full line of products on CinemaBMX.com!

NOTE: This post contains affiliate links to Source BMX and we could receive a small commission that supports this site if you were to order these pegs from them! We would never recommend a product unless we were 100% stoked on it.

What do you think about the Dak Peg? Do you have any questions? Let us know what’s on your mind in the comments down below!

Do you run the peg on your bike? Let us know what you think as well in the comments down below!

Not quite what you had in mind? Check out more BMX Pegs!

GT – Safe Street Pegs with Albert Mercado

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GT Bicycles coming through with a short but sweet promo video for their new peg, the Safe Street Pegs, that are available now. Watch as Albert Mercado straps on a fresh set to his bike, then heads out to cruise a few spots, putting the pegs to proper use along the way! This is well worth a peek!

“Numerous electrical boxes, a metal cage, the side of a building, and more… Albert Mercado applies his GT Safe Street PC pegs all over downtown San Diego. The Safe Street pegs are 110mm long, weigh 4.94oz./each, feature laser-etched GT logos, and come ready for 14mm axles with 10mm adapters. Sold individually and available now. Ask for them at your local GT dealer or favorite mailorder.” – GT Bicycles

Mutant Bikes – Peguard V2

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The crew at Mutant Bikes have released a new and improved second version of their Peguard peg! The Peguard V2 is similar to the original with the peg and hub guard being one piece that fits over the dropout to protect your hub, and the dropouts on your frame and fork from grinds. They’ve made a few tweaks on this version with the anti-roll pin. This peg still utilizes a removable plastic peg sleeve so you can replace those when it wears out. If you are looking for a simple peg and hub guard setup that will fit on any frame and fork, these are definitely worth a look!

“DESIGNED, DEVELOPED AND PATENTED SYSTEM FROM US IN 2009, PEGUARD IS A ONE PIECE PEG AND HUBGUARD FULLY CNC MACHINED. SAME PEG FITS EVERY FRONT AND REAR HUBS, DRIVE SIDE AND NON-DRIVE SIDE, ALSO EVERY FRAME AND FORK. WITH PEGUARD YOU CAN PROTECT YOUR HUB, SPOKES AND DROPOUTS ON YOUR FRAME & FORK. THAT’S A SIMPLE DESIGN, LIGHT AND SUPER STRONG.

MATERIAL
CNC Machined Alu 7075-T6

SLEEVE
Nylon, Rotate 180º grinding surface with 2 bolts
Tight by 2 screws
Sold separately

LENGTH
110mm / 4.33″

DIAMETER
37.9mm

SIZE
14mm axle hole with 10mm / ⅜” converter and spacer to use the pegboard at the front hubs

FEATURES
Developed by Mutantbikes, laser etched logo.
Hubguard with 10mm thicker to be strong enough for street and park.
Offset peg is thicker on the bottom and thinner on the top, to made it plus stronger.
V2 with anti rotation pin

COLORS
Anodized flat black, flat blue, flat red, flat purple, polish and oil slick

WEIGHT
159grs / 5.60oz

Filmed and edited by: João Soares”

What do you think of the Peguard V2? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

Fit Bike Co. – Plastic VS Concrete: The PVC Peg

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The other day we took a look at the new Fit Bike Co. PVC Pegs, now today we get a look at Ben Silver picking up a set to help him beat a concrete ledge that he wasn’t able to take care of with his metal pegs. You won’t be able to find these at Home Depot, but they will help you grind.

“Our new PVC peg features a strong yet lightweight 4130 alloy steel core inserted into a fast-grinding, injection molded, plastic polymer sleeve. Included with each peg is a hardened steel 14mm/10mm reduction sleeve for use with a 3/8″ / 10mm axles. Unlike smaller diameter pegs that only accept some 17mm sockets, this peg accepts 17mm and 19mm sockets for installation/removal.

Learn more here: Fit Bike Co. PVC Pegs

Featuring: Ben Silver
Film/Edit: Sauce“

Fit Bike Co. – PVC Peg

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Anyone who has run metal pegs before ever trying plastic pegs has probably wondered if they could just slide a piece of PVC tubing over their peg to get the same effect. in fact it’s been done a time or two. Fit Bike Co. have released their new PVC Peg that looks like a makeshift PVC slip on cover, but uses normal plastic sleeves. The PVC peg has a lightweight 4130 alloy steel core insert with an injection molded, plastic polymer sleeve. The peg has 14mm axle holes, but comes with an adaptor to fit 3/8″ axles as well. Also, if you have ever ran into the issue where you could barely fit a socket into the peg, you’ll be happy to know these fit 17mm and 19mm sockets no problem.

You can pick the PVC peg up in Black and White colors with a 4.5″ length and a price tag of $10.99 each with replacement sleeves available for $6.00 each as well through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fit Bike Co. worldwide now.

What do you think of the PVC peg? Do you like it? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!