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FBM – M-80 Pegs

October 4, 2017

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 – Nate Richter ZIA Promo

August 14, 2017

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

3D Printed BMX Pegs?

August 13, 2017

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

Rant – Hammer Plastic Pegs

June 10, 2017

Let’s take a look at the Rant Hammer Plastic Pegs…

Are you on the hunt for some new plastic BMX pegs, but you’re on a tight budget? Well, you’re in luck because the Rant Hammer Pegs might just be what you are looking for. These pegs start out with a 113mm long (4.44″), 40mm diameter, nylon and fiberglass composite sleeve with a printed Rant logo, inside you can find a strong heat-treated steel core that’s drilled for 14mm axles with a 3/8″ adaptor included. The Hammer Plastic Pegs come in black only with a price tag of $10.99. Rant also have replacement sleeves available for $5.99.

You can pick these pegs and sleeves up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Rant worldwide or online right here. You can pick up the replacement sleeves right here.

What do you think? Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below and we’ll get you an answer!

Note: This post contains affiliate links and we could receive a commission if you were to buy these pegs. Don’t worry, though. We wouldn’t suggest anything we wouldn’t run ourselves!

Animal Bikes – Ben Lewis Signature Benny Peg Promo

June 9, 2017

The crew at Animal Bikes polishing off the work week with some fresh heat from Ben Lewis for your viewing pleasure! This video is a promo for Ben’s signature Benny Peg that we have full specs and details on below. Hit play to check out a bunch of smooth lines and grind combos that does nothing short but please! Also, you can’t go wrong with a video filmed and edited by Matty Lambert!

“Ben Lewis weaves lines across the streets of the UK for his signature Animal Bikes Benny Peg.

Video by Matty Lambert”

Animal Bikes Benny Pegs

The Ben Lewis signature Benny Peg from Animal Bikes starts out with a sleeve that’s made from a nylon based blend with a printed logo that slides over a 7075 aluminum core that is internally butted to help save a few ounces. The peg is available in 4″ and 4.5″ lengths, they weigh in at 5 oz. and the pegs come with an additional sleeve so you can keep on grinding if you wear one through.

The Benny Pegs are available for $23.99 each, with additional sleeves being available for $6.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Animal Bikes worldwide now!

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The Daily Grind – Slider Peg Promo

May 5, 2017

The Daily Grind coming through with a short but sweet promo video for their new Slider Peg featuring Jon “Gremlin Bechtold putting the pegs to work! Check out the video below…

Get full specs and details on the Slider Peg here!

“Gremlin wanted to do a short peg promo, to demonstrate the perks of the new Slider Pegs! Filmed and Edited by Mike Vitatoe”

BSD – Rude Tube LT Pegs

April 19, 2017

BSD have released their new Rude Tube LT pegs…

The guys at BSD have been working on figuring out how to make their Dan Paley signature Rude Tube pegs lighter, without sacrificing strength. It looks like they have done the trick and have just released their new Rude Tube LT Pegs. These BMX pegs start out with a lightweight 7075 alloy inner peg with a heat-treated chromoly insert and then the durable plastic sleeve that slides on over the top.

The Rude Tube LT Pegs are available in 4.2″ length or an XL size of 4.5″, weigh in at 115 grams / 4.05 oz. (33% lighter than the original) and come in 10mm or 14mm sizes. These are available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry BSD worldwide now. Get more details on this new peg below.

Also, if you don’t like lighter… The original Rude Tube pegs with a full chromoly core will still be available.

“This Rude Tube peg has gone on a diet!! Let’s face it, who wouldn’t like to save some weight on their bike, 4 pegs weigh quite a lot but they don’t have to.

When setting out to design a lighter weight version of our original chromoly cored Rude Tube peg we wanted to come up with a new design that solves some of the issues of switching to an alloy inner. The problem with most alloy pegs is that they deform at the axle end. The Rude Tube LT doesn’t, using the same plastic outer as the Rude Tube peg, the LT has a tough 7075 alloy inner with a heat treated chromo adaptor at the dropout interface which won’t lose it’s shape from over tightening or when catching an upright.

Weighing 33% less at only 115g each it means you can run 4 pegs with the equivalent weight of just over 2.5.”

How To Use BMX Pegs

April 10, 2017

If you ever wondered how to use BMX pegs, this video that Marc Meeuwissen put together should do the trick in showing you. Hit play to watch Marc put all four (14?) of his pegs to proper use on a bunch of ledges and curbs. This also has a little promo for the Team SAF sweatshirt, too.

“I can’t describe this video. Making a fool of myself for your satisfaction. Keep your grind right; keep your mind right.”