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Product: BSD – Stacked Stem

August 6, 2015

BSD have released a new topload stem for you guys to get your hands on! The new Stacked stem is made from a full CNC machined 6061-T6 with a 50mm reach, 33mm rise, 33mm stack height solid chromoly bolts and a CNC machined BSD logo on the top plate. This stem also features a recessed top, and an integrated spacer on the bottom to eliminate the need for spacers, or as many, giving it a cleaner look.

The Stacked stem is available in colors of black, polished silver, red and blue through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry BSD worldwide now!

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BSD – Reed Stark California Safari

July 30, 2015

BSD just sent over Reed Stark‘s latest video from some time he spent out in California crushing spot after spot! As always, Reed isn’t scared to charge some massive rails or put some unique spots to work or take a big drop. This is one BMX video that is filled with banger after banger for you to enjoy, so get on that play button and take it all in!

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Product: BSD – David Grant Signature Raider Frame

July 30, 2015

Is it time for a new frame? Are you a taller guy looking for a little room to work with? Maybe David Grant’s signature Raider frame from BSD is what you need? This frame is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 9.3″ stand over height and a 13.5″ – 14″ chain stay length. The frame features an internally relieved head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes for increased strength, a MID bottom bracket, Integrated seat post clamp, an extra wide rear triangle for 2.40″ tire clearance, tapered seat and chain stays and curved ends on the stays to give a little extra room for peg clearance. This Raider frame is brakeless, so there are no mounts.

The Raider frame is available in top tube lengths of 20.7″, 21″ and 21.6″ with colors of Space Ghost purple, clear coat raw and translucent black and a weight of 5lbs.

This frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry BSD worldwide. You can see more photos below!

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Daniel Buettgen Bike Check

July 15, 2015

Make your way on over to the BSD website to check out a new Bike Check with their German connect, Daniel Buettgen, and his current RVIDXR setup that he’s running. There are a few scuffs and scratches, but overall it looks like one dialed BMX bike that’s built to take a beating on the streets. You can check out more photos and a full parts list on the bike RIGHT HERE.

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Dan Paley Bike Check

June 17, 2015

Make your way on over to the BSD website for a Bike Check with Dan Paley and his current WZA setup that he’s running! It’s looking clean and simple. That’s what we would call one dialed BMX bike! Go check it out here!

BSD – Joel Marchand Winter Le Taz Edit

June 9, 2015

Here’s a one from BSD‘s connect up in Canada through Killemall Distribution, Joel Marchand getting down at Le Taz skatepark up in Montreal this past winter! Joel puts everything from every rail in ledge in sight to the box jumps to proper use in this BMX video! Hit play and take it all in!

BSD – Kriss Kyle in California

June 4, 2015

Kriss Kyle recently made a trip over to California from the U.K where he spent some time cruising spots around San Diego, putting his amazing style to good use. He came back home with this new video for thanks to the help of Alex Donnachie who handled the filming and editing! This is one BMX video you know you won’t want to pass up!

BSD – Matt Allpress Welcome Video

April 29, 2015

BSD‘s newest connect down in New Zealand, Matt Allpress, coming in how with his official welcome to the team BMX video! Matt charges a TON of big rails and ledges as well as mixes some real solid nose balance into this one. If you’re looking for grinds… Look no further!

“New Zealand’s rail slayer Matt Allpress has been working on edit for the last year and we’re stoked to finally drop it. Welcome to the team Matt!
Filmed by Rowin Chendriah and Karl Periam.
Additional filming Jono Hopping.
Edited by Rowin Chendriah.”

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