The crew over at Par BMX over in Latvia hit us with a link to a fresh Bike Check with their team rider, Simonas Norkus and his fresh new Fly Bikes Geo setup that he’s running. You can check out a bunch of photos along with a full parts list by hitting this link — Simonas Norkus Fly Bikes Bike Check!
Fly Bikes – Sergio Layos 2016 Video
If you saw one or all the teasers dropping online this past week for Sergio Layos‘ new Fly Bikes video, you were probably anxiously waiting for today all week. Now the video is hear and damn is it good! Sergio Layos brings his classic speed and style to everything he touches and this BMX video came out so good. Absolute MUST SEE.
“It must be the upbringing, the culture, the vibe or just a different overall outlook on life and riding, but somehow the riders that Spain breeds have shaped a style that others aspire to emulate. Sergio Layos is at the forefront of this with unique simplicity, speed and being almost ‘as one’ with the bike’s synergy, epitomising this generations’ riders and those that came before him with his pure ‘Suave estilo’.
“I’m super stoked with the result of this, my latest Flybikes video, filmed by Hugo Almeida. Hugo and I have been friends since the early contest days in Portugal and it’s amazing to be able to work with him. Stefan Lantschner and Courage Adams were also on hand to help film, riding some amazing terrain in Catalonia where we spent a few days on some of my favourite spots in the country. Included are also clips from Malaga where I ran into Hugo by accident! The whole video was filmed in less than a week and I couldn’t be happier with the result. Hope you guys like it as much as I do.” – Sergio Layos
A film by Hugo Almedia” – DIG
Fly Bikes – Sergio Layos 2016 Video Teaser
Here’s one we cannot wait to see online! Fly Bikes dropped a teaser for Sergio Layos‘ 2016 video that will be dropping this Friday, March 11th! This is bound to kick a ton of ass, so get stoked.
Filmed and edited by Hugo Almeida
The Art of the BMX Sprocket
It’s been a while since we’ve done one of these “The Art Of” pieces, so we figured it would be a good time to take a closer look at one part in particular that we’ve been thinking about lately, the BMX Sprocket. The other day we were bouncing around to a few different brands websites to see if there were any new products or anything else new to see, and we ended up staring at the sprockets. When you think about it, the sprocket is one of those things that can really be altered the most as far as aesthetics go. We’ve seen A LOT of sprockets in BMX’s history, so we decided to stick to sprockets that are currently available. Even with cutting it back to that, there’s still a ton of options available. Add in the different combos between the standard bolt drive, Spline drive, and socket drive, colors, versions with guards, etc. There’s a lot to take in. We bounced around and picked out some of our favorites from a number of brands, which you can check out below with a few words about each! Ready?
Stefan Lantschner Bike Check
Fly Bikes have released a new Bike Check with Stefan Lantschner giving you a closer look at his current 2016 Montaña setup decked out with Fly Bikes parts from top to bottom. Not only does the bike look amazing, we’re loving the photos, giving us a look at his shop where he’s got other toys like his motorcycles. Stefan builds custom Cafe Racers on the side, so it’s pretty cool to see the two come together (which you can see better in the other photos). You can take a closer look at Stefan’s bike on the Flybikes website — Stefan Lantschner 2016 Bike Check
Product: Fly Bikes – Classic Rim
On the hunt for some new BMX Rims? Did you see that Fly Bikes brought their Classic rim back for 2016? This rim is made from 7075-T6 aluminum with a double wall construction, extra thick sidewalls to resist denting and rounded eded to help avoid pinch flats. The most notable feature of these rims are the extra drill holes to help reduce the rotational weight, which can be beneficial when you’re trying to control your bike in the air.
The Classic rim from Fly Bikes is available in black, Misty silver and dark gold with a weight of 16.75 oz. through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fly Bikes worldwide now.
View more photos below.
Product: Fly Bikes – Dark Gold Colorway
If you love gold, you’re in luck because the Dark Gold colored parts from Fly Bikes are available now. Their rims, pedals, stems, sprockets, seat post, bottom bracket and headset all come in this new color and it sounds like it’s available through their dealers worldwide now. Looks good to us!
Product: Fly Bikes – 2016 Trueno Frame
The 2016 Sergio Layos signature frame from Fly Bikes is out now. This BMX frame is made from full seamless 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ standover height and 13.50″ chainstay length. The Trueno features an offset thickness head tube and internal integrated gussets, multi-butted top and down tubes, multi-butted seat tube, a Mid bottom bracket, 4130 chromoly Investment Cast seat post clamp, Investment Cast seat and chainstay bridges, removable seat stay brake mounts and Investment Cast dropouts with a removable chain tensioner.
The 2016 Trueno frame comes in flat black, flat forest green and gloss blue with top tube lengths of 20.6″ and 21″ and a weight of 5.02 lbs. and is available through Fly Bikes dealers worldwide now.
View more photos below!
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