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Kareem Williams goes up against the Matrix to decide on which pegs to run…
It’s that time again for another round of Kareem’s World. This time around Kareem battles it out with a decision to run Plastic Pegs or stick with the Metal Pegs he’s been running, weighing the Pros and Cons with some guy who clearly came from The Matrix… Hit play to see what he decided to go with! As always, Kareem keeps it weird and funny.
Terrible One have re-released their T1 Pegs once again!
Here’s one for the Mid School guys! Terrible One have re-issued their classic T1 pegs that were real popular back in the day. These pegs are unique because they have a chromoly sleeve that is pressed over an aluminum core, kind of like how plastic pegs work these days, but a metal sleeve that is way more durable. They are 4″ long with a 1.5″ diameter (38mm) and come in 14mm and 3/8″ sizes. You can pick these up for about $20.99 each through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Terrible One worldwide. Empire have them for example. Get the full details on these pegs straight from Terrible One…
“The T-1 pegs are back! And, this description of them from the early 2000s still rings true… The original T-1 peg lives on. The pegs are both light and fast due to its sleeved tubular design. Meaning, a chromoly sleeve has been pressed over an aluminum peg body to give the peg the best of both worlds. Its lightness and strength is derived from its aluminum body, but the hard chromoly sleeve is what is responsible for the speed when grinding. Not to mention that the aluminum tip make them cement skatepark friendly. Basically, they’re wicked awesome! Thanks to Maul’s Bike Shop for the photo!” – Terrible One
If some of you need a reminder of what the original pegs with the barcode logo and polished core…
What do you think? Do you have any comments? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
Brandon Begin puts his signature GFE pegs from Merritt to work…
Here’s a fresh promo video for the Brandon Begin signature GFE Pegs from Merritt BMX. This is filled with remixed clips from past videos, but all worth a look! Hit play, check it out for some riding and to get the details on the pegs and more!
“Charlie remixed a few of Begins clips to show of Brandone signature GFE pegs. Available now in 4.75 and 4.25. New black sleeves available soon.”
It has been a few years since Eclat have introduced their Venom peg, now it’s available in a new Military green color…
Is it time for a new set of BMX pegs? Have you given the Venom Peg from Eclat a look yet? The Venom Peg was originally released in 2013 and it has proven to be a solid option for riders that prefer to run plastic pegs all around the world. These pegs are made with a 4140 chromoly core that is liquid heat-treated for increased strength and a low friction nylon / fiberglass replaceable sleeve that helps keep you sliding. The Venom peg is available in 4″ and 4.5″ sizes with a 38mm diameter and comes in a 14mm size axle and a 3/8″ adaptor if you want to run the pegs up front. You can pick these pegs up in this new Army Green color, along with the existing black and dark gum color options. They weigh in at 6.34 oz. (4″) and 6.80 oz. (4.5″) and can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders for $22.99 with replacement sleeves available.
Each peg comes with a 4140 liquid heat-treated chromoly 14mm core and a 3/8″ adaptor and one sleeve. Replacements are available for around $6.99.
Not a fan of the Army Green color? They do come in the original black color still!
Also available in a Dark Gum color!
What do you think of the Eclat Venom pegs? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!
How has the M-80 name never been used before for a BMX peg? Here’s a look at the new M-80 Pegs from FBM…
Are you due for a new set of BMX Pegs? You’re in luck because you now have another option! FBM have released their new M-80 Peg for you to get your grind on with. These pegs start out with a heat-treated 4130 chromoly core with a 14mm bore (3/8″ adaptor included) and have a Nylon sleeve that slides over the core. The peg is 4.33″ long and has a diameter of 40mm (1.57″). The pegs come in black with an FBM logo and weigh in at 7.8 oz.
You can pick the M-80 Pegs up for $21.99 each with replacement sleeves available for $6.99 when you wear through from all the grinding you’re about to do.
The peg comes with a 14mm bore and a 3/8″ adaptor so you can run these pegs up front or in the back no problem.
The M-80 Pegs are available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry FBM worldwide now.
Stranger coming through with a short but sweet promo video giving you a look at the Nate Richter Signature ZIA line that’s hitting BMX shops and mail-orders now. This video gives you a look at the ZIA seat and ZIA peg, along with a few riding clips for good measure. Take a peek!
“We’ve been working closely with Nate to make his Zia line exactly what he wants. Heres a little preview of some of what’s to come.” – Stranger
Jonny Lee has been on a mission lately to see how many 3D printed parts he could make. First, he made a 3D Printed Sprocket, then he went and made a 3D Printed Stem. It looks like he didn’t stop there because he has cooked up a set of 3D Printed pegs. Well, they’re actually peg sleeves. Check out the video to see the pegs, along with how he got them to work with the chromoly inserts from another set of pegs. After that, he puts them to good use on a flat ledge / rail setup he has in his driveway. There was some speculation on how safe / durable the sprocket or stem was, but we’re pretty sure everyone who rides plastic pegs will want to try this one out.
“A lot of people were asking for me to 3D print pegs/peg sleeves… so here you go!” – Jonny Lee
What else would you want to see for a 3D printed BMX part? Pedals maybe?
Watch: 3D Printed Sprocket
Watch: 3D Printed Stem
