Biz, Rooftop and Jason Enns do some rad old school tricks while bringing up a issue with the youth that should have been addressed long ago: kids not having a clue about the proper name of tricks. It started with the wave of young guns calling bunnyhops “J-hops” and has only gotten worse from there.
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Product: Volume – Cerberus Frame – Out Now
The new Jason Enns signature Cerberus frame from Volume Bikes is OUT NOW! You can check out all of the specs and more photos of the frame by Clicking Here then go tell your local shop to order you one up today!
Quicky: Jason Enns
After a few months off his bike due to a crazy knee injury, Jason is finally back on it! With a fresh signature frame from Volume, his first team trip already wrapped up and all of the other things he has going on these days, we figured it would be a good time to check in with the guy to find out what’s new! Check out this fresh Quicky to see what he had to say along with some rad photos Mike Escamilla shot! Let’s get into this!
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Product: Volume – Cerberus Frame
If you caught Jason Enns’ Bike Check that dropped earlier today, you would have noticed he was riding his new signature frame, the Cerberus. This frame is made from fully heat-treated 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 75.25-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ stand over height and a 13.50″ to 14″ chain stay length. The frame featuures a double butted front triangle with gussets on the top and down tube, 7mm thick investment cast drop outs with build in chain tensioners, removable seat stay brake mounts and an integrated seat post clamp. This frame is available in 20.8″ and 21″ top tube lengths with color options of flat black or chrome and a weight of 5 lbs. even (20.8″). You can find out more info about the frame and see more photos by Clicking Here!
Volume – Jason Enns Bike Check
Volume – Jason Enns’ Prototype Bike Recovered
Just a few days ago we posted that Jason Enns’ prototype Volume was stolen, and now we are happy to report that it was recovered! Seems that the thief rode right by Jason while he was out doing errands. No details on how peaceful the reacquisition was.
Volume – Jason Enns’ Prototype Bike Stolen
Here’s Jason’s prototype Volume that just got stolen out of his garage in Norco, California earlier this afternoon. All Demolition parts, and BMXFU headtube badge. If you live in the area, see anything or know anything, give us a shout via facebook! Thanks.– Volume Bikes
