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Fit Bike Co. – Don’s Bike Shop Jam Highlights

The other weekend so of the Fit Bike Co. team rolled through Don’s Bike Shop for their anniversary party an jam. Hit play to check out what the crew got into at the shop at at the local skatepark where a bunch of riders turned out to send it. This has highlights from the Fit Bike Co. team, along with some clips from Felix Prangenberg, Mark Burnett, Anthony Panza and more. Take a look!

“The team rolled out to Fit dealer, Don’s Bike Shop, in Rialto, CA for a fun little shop stop and skatepark jam. Featuring Ethan Corriere, Brandon Begin, Austin Augie, Ben Silver and friends.

Film/Edit: Sauce” – Fit Bike Co.

Fit Bike Co. – Ethan Corriere Sleeper Bike Check

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Fit Bike Co. coming through with a brand new Bike Check with Ethan Corriere giving you a closer look at his brand new signature Sleeper setup! Hit the flipbook above, then learn a little bit more below! The Sleeper frame and pegs are available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fit Bike Co. now.

“We’ve cooked up some new sig parts with Ethan Corriere, a.k.a. Young Sleeper, and they’re out now! His SLEEPER frame – a sturdy street treat with a super responsive geo, comes is Daytona Violet (shown), Gloss Black and Trans Red, while his new strong, lightweight SLEEPER pegs are fast-grinding, long-lasting, smaller-diameter stunt sticks with a hidden 4130 ring insert to help keep the sleeve from crushing or coming off which limits slipping. Quit sleeping and cop today!” – Fit Bike Co.

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. – Keys To The Cage: Max Miller Gets New Wheels

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Fit Bike Co. dropped a new Keys To The Cage to check out. This time around Max Miller dropped by the Fit warehouse to dial in his bike with some fresh wheels, tires, pedals and chain. Here’s a look at what he got into while getting his bike rolling like new again.

“Max Miller rolled through the Building Distro to fix his chain, pick up a pair of MAC pedals and a set of our brand new FIT WHEELS. Thanks to Ben and Arnold for the help!” – Fit Bike Co.

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!

Fit Bike Co. – Keys To The Cage: Teaching a 4 Year Old How to Build a Bike

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When you’re the daughter of Chris Moeller, you better believe you’re learning how to build up a BMX bike at a young age. Here’s a video where Chris’ daughter Jeri gets a lesson on how to build up a 12″ Misfit complete with the help of Dougie Darrah. It’s safe to say there was a little learning going on, a lotta Frozen songs and plenty of dialing in of a fresh bike. Take a peek and see how it’s done!

“We got in the cage with Jeri Moeller and Fit/S&M sales rep Dougie Darrah to build up a new 2019 12″ Misfit! Stick around till the end for a chance to win one of your very own.

Filmed and edited by Sauce” – Fit Bike Co.

Tony Malouf OFF Fit Bike Co.

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Here’s a bit of news we didn’t see coming! According to Vital BMX, Tony Malouf is no longer riding for Fit Bike Co. after transfering from TM and filmer to the Pro team after just a few months. We haven’t found anything from Tony or Fit about the news, but Tony doesn’t mention them on his Instagram and he’s no longer listed on the Fit Team Page, so it seems like that’s the case. Obviously at this point we have no idea what happened or why, but we’re sure we’ll hear what’s next for Tony sooner than later.

Here’s his welcome video that dropped on January 29th… So about 3 months on the team.

Fit Caught Up with Caiden Cernius

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Get to know young gun Caiden Cernius in this new Fit caught up video! Caiden fills us in on a bunch of his favorites, admits to his Pokemon obsession, talks a little bit about his new custom 14″ setup and more. Take a peek!

“We sat down with Caiden to see what he’s been up to over the past 8 years of life. Discussing topics such as his Pokemon addiction, favorite rider, getting millions of views on YouTube and Mike Aitken. If you like Caiden’s custom 14″ Fit frame/fork, you’ll be pleased to know they are in production in our Santa Ana shop and will be available at fine bike establishments near you soon!

Film/Edit: Sauce (@saucethebosss)”