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We have just released our new Driver Logo t-shirt in the STORE. The Driver Logo is printed on Bella+Canvas 3001 blanks that are made from 100% ring spun cotton. This shirt is lightweight and soft with a small logo on the left chest and a larger logo on the back!
• 100% ring-spun cotton
• Baby-knit jersey
• Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
• Cover stitched and hemmed sleeves
• Side-seamed
The Driver Logo shirt is available in Small – XXL with black and white versions available.
Vans kicking your Friday off RIGHT! They just released Ty Morrow‘s section from the “Illustrated” DVD online for your viewing pleasure! As you can always expect from Ty, he went to work on the streets with big grinds, smooth lines, big wallrides, huge 180’s and 360’s and plenty of style. Add in the super clean film work and excellent spots, and you have a BMX video you cannot pass up! Check this out!
“Ty Morrow searched the streets of Perth, Melbourne, Los Angeles and Arizona for this one-of-a-kind video part with technical lines and heavy spots that you only want to visit once. With security in pursuit, Ty stomped his ender weeks after the filming deadline, putting it all on the line for the first Vans BMX video. Edited by Calvin Kosovich.”
Watch more from the Vans “Illustrated” video!
Van “Illustrated” Sean Sexton & Brian Kachinsky
Vans “Illustrated” Jason Watts
Vans “Illustrated” Kevin Peraza
Vans “Illustrated” Pat Casey, Cory Nastazio & Tyler Fernengel Section
Vans “Illustrated” Utah Section
Let’s take a look at the new Matt Nordstrom, Ethan Corriere and Justin Spriet Signature Savage frames from Fit Bike Co.!
It’s kind of crazy looking back over the past few years and seeing long time Pros fading out or retiring and a newer generation start taking shape with some brands seeing a number of new faces. Fit Bike Co. are one of those brands that have embraced the new generation of riders and there is no denying that three riders in particular have stood out. Those three guys would be Matt Nordstrom, Justin Spriet and Ethan Corriere. After putting in the work and kicking ass for a while now, Fit decided it was time to give these guys the chance to do their own signature colorway and graphics for their ever popular Savage frame. We have been getting a few sneak preview looks at the frames over the course of the past few weeks, but now that they are available, we figured it would be a good idea to get a closer look! Let’s get into this.
For their signature frame, the guys decided instead of doing different geometry for each frame, that they were all really stoked on the original geometry that the Savage frame had to offer. All three frames have the same geometry, but feature unique graphics (all done by Eben Fischer), their own colorway and custom engraved head tube graphics. You can take a closer look below, but let’s talk geometry and features first.
The Savage frame from Fit Bike Co. is made right here in the United States from full 4130 chromoly tubing and features geometry that are ideal for street riding.
Head Tube Angle: 75.5°
Seat Tube Angle: 71°
Bottom Bracket Height: 11.8″
Standover Height: 9.1″
Chainstay Length: 13.275″ – 13.625″
Top Tube Lengths: 20.75″ and 21″
The frame is loaded with features that give it plenty of strength (It damn better with a name like “Savage”, right?) to hold up to whatever you can throw at it. You can find an Integrated head tube with engraved custom logos, top and down tube gussets with the F-IT logo, a butted top tube and seat tube, straight gauge down tube, a Mid bottom bracket with the EZ-Out punch slots for bearing removal, an integrated seat post clamp, Straight gauge and ultra-tapered seat stays, straight gauge S-Bend tapered chain stays and 4Q Baked 1/2″ thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.
The Savage frame comes with removable brake mounts that have a 5-degree angle on the guides and mounts for better braking and the rear end has plenty of room for 2.40″ tires, even when the wheel is slammed in the dropouts.
You can pick this frame up in Translucent Purple (Matt Nordstrom), Translucent Red (Ethan Corriere) and Translucent Smoke Grey (Justin Spriet) with top tube lengths of 20.75″ and 21″ and a weigh in at 5.02 lbs. (20.75″) and 5.08 lbs. (21″) for $354.99 through Fit Bike Co. dealers worldwide now or on the Fit Bike Co. website.
Matt Nordstrom’s signature Savage frame comes in translucent purple with Viking inspired graphics like the badass axe with the Fit Key Logo on it.
Graphics by Eben Fischer.
Integrated chain tensioners on the heat-treated dropouts.
The Axe pattern is engraved into the head tube of the frame as a custom feature specific to Matt’s frame.
Learn more about Matt’s Savage frame on the Fit Bike Co. website
Ethan Corriere went with a translucent red colorway and apparently has been juicing a bit based off his cartoon version of himself on the seat tube. Ethan went with a sword as his signature design that can be found on the down tube and head tube engraving.
A little bit of juice to beef up Ethan in the drawing. Imagine if he was actually that muscular? That would be funny to see him do those pick up barspins.
The sword logo found on the head tube of the frame.
Learn more about Ethan’s signature Savage frame on the Fit bike Co. website.
For Justin Spriet’s signature Savage frame, he went with a translucent smoke grey colorway that turned out really good. For Justin’s artwork, he took on an arrow theme that can be found throughout the graphics.
All graphics by Eben Fisher. How good is that mustache on Justin’s cartoon character? Definitely perfect representation in the artwork.
The arrow can be found on the head tube.
Learn more about Justin’s signature Savage frame on the Fit Bike Co. website!
Like we mentioned above, all three of the Savage frames are available now through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fit Bike Co. worldwide for $354.99! If you don’t have a local shop or don’t want to wait for it to be in stock, you can order it direct from the Fit Bike Co. website as well.
That about wraps it up! We’re stoked on the way these frames turned out. The colors look great and the artwork is dialed. We already know the Savage frame is built to take a beating, so that’s a perk, too! Have any questions? Let us know in the comments below!
“ Armed with their new signature SAVAGE frame colorways, Matt, Justin and Ethan head into battle and emerge victorious. Weapon-etched headtubes, colors that slay and a frame that’s a proven warrior — the dudes, and their new frames, kill it in this one.
Riders: Matt Nordstrom, Justin Spriet and Ethan Corriere
Filmed and Edited by: Tony Malouf
Music: Acid Ghost – Going Home (Again)”
**Note: This post contains affiliate links. We could receive a commission if you were to purchase this product. However, we wouldn’t tell you about something unless we were truly stoked on it and would ride it ourselves!**
Sunday Bikes have just released another section from their “Grow Up” DVD online for your viewing pleasure! This time around they have Aaron Ross‘ section that’s packed full of some insane grinds, freecoaster action, a HUGE barspin and so much more. This is an absolute banger of a section, plus that song choice is definitely on point!
Did you catch the other sections from “Grow Up” that are online?
Sunday Bikes – “Grow Up” Double Section
Sunday Bikes – Gary Young “Grow Up” Section
Sunday Bikes – Jake Seeley “Grow Up” Section
Sunday Bikes – Brett Silva “Grow Up” Section
Sunday Bikes – “Grow Up” Intro
“Aaron Ross has been steady killing it as a top pro BMXer for more than a decade. That’s an impressive feat for any rider, but damn near unthinkable for someone who works as hard as Aaron. Check out his domination of the Grow Up crash trailer or his substantial contribution to the wrecks section in the Grow Up bonus, or just take my word for it – Aaron gives it his all. The physical and emotional anguish he endures for some of these clips is nothing short of breathtaking. But Aaron won’t be stopped, and he’s always willing to push himself to the limit to get done what he knows he can get done.
A great example: the barspin in Mexico, pictured above. It has to be one of the most impressive bike riding feats I’ve witnessed in 20-odd years of BMX. The barspin was wild in and of itself, but the conditions with which Aaron had to contend should have made it impossible. By the time he’d hopped the ledge a few times and was ready to throw the bars, there had to have been 100 people in that little square, most watching intently and filming with their phones while others carelessly cut him off on approach. Everybody spoke Spanish, and the language barrier meant Jake was having little luck playing crossing guard. The crowd booed when Aaron would take a run up. Imagine the pressure! Aaron got it done.
Aaron works hard on a lot of other things too. Between being a pro rider simultaneously filming for two full-length video parts (don’t miss his upcoming sure-to-impress Etnies Chapters part), a prolific social media enthusiast, a husband, a business owner (follow @burrocheese), and 100 other interests and endeavors I’m not thinking of, it’s hard to know how he finds enough hours in the day. Even with all that, Aaron has been known to personally answer almost every message and question sent to him over social media. Yep, he’s a pretty great guy too.
So check out Aaron’s part, it’s sick and the product of a lot of hard work.” – Walter Pieringer
The other day Odyssey dropped a teaser video for Broc Raiford‘s new Passageways video that he has been working with Mike Mastroni on. Since that dropped, we have been anticipating the heat this one was going to bring. The BMX video just dropped and sure enough, Broc has come through with some heavy hammers from the streets of Long Beach that will get you stoked and get your weekend started off right! Get on that play button because this is a Must See video! Amazing riding, great spots and some dialed film work.
“Earlier this year I brainstormed with the guys over at Odyssey about video project ideas for 2017. We agreed on doing a concept-based video to switch things up from the traditional web edit style. Mike Mastroni was brought into the picture as our filmer and to help us make a decision on what the most interesting concept would be. Ultimately, we chose to do a video composed entirely of riding spots we could find in Long Beach alleyways. Mastroni and I live smack dab in the middle of a plethora of alley spots, so we got to work quick and filmed for about 2 weeks.
I can speak for us both when I say that we had a blast filming for this video and I hope you all enjoy what we created! Special thanks to Mike Mastroni and Nuno Oliveira for making this all possible!” – Broc Raiford
Subrosa making your day a whole hell of a lot better! They just dropped over 4 minutes of Simone Barraco footage promoting his signature Noster S frame and bars! As always, Simone brings a ton of style to the table with buttery smooth and technical grind combos with plenty of nose balance mixed in for good measure. This BMX video is an absolute MUST SEE!
After you check out the video, get a closer look at Simone’s Subrosa Noster S frame here!
“Subrosa pro Simone Barraco has done it again. In this web part Simone travels through California, Arizona, New Mexico, France and Germany and blends his creative, unique smooth style with some serious hammers.
Video by Ryan Chadwick
Music-
Black Chamber
While My Guitar Gently Weeps”
Cult coming through with a dialed new video featuring Dakota Roche and Sean Ricany going to work on spots out in California to promote their signature frames. As always, both of these guys bring a ton of style to the spots they came across. We’ve really been digging Sean’s style lately. It kind of has a it of Dak influence to it, which is never a bad time. This is too good to pass up, so hit play and enjoy!
Get details on both frames below!
“Check out a promotional edit for DAK ROCHE and SEAN RICANY’S new Signature frame colorways…This time around DAK went with Sarsaparilla and Sean chose Army Green…Combining these 2 different styles makes for a awesome watch…Both frames are shipping worldwide now…
Get sum…”
SEAN RICANY SIGNATURE
– SOS(short os) made from revised 100% cult classic tubing
– Short quick responsive back end
– Top and downtube gussets
– Integrated headtube
– Externally machined mid BB shell
– Investment cast seatpost clamp and seatstay bridge
– Tapered seatstays with removable brake mounts
– S-bend chainstays with room for 2.40” tires
– Investment cast heat-treated dropouts
Head Tube Angle: 75.5°
Seat Tube Angle: 70°
Bottom Bracket Height: 11.7″
Standover Height: 8.65″
Chainstay Length: 13”- 13.325”
Top Tube Lengths: 20″, 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″
DAKOTA ROCHE SIGNATURE FRAME
– Made from revised 100% cult classic tubing for increased strength
– Cult logo embossed top tube gussets
– Dak logo embossed down tube gussets
– Integrated headtube
– Externally machined mid BB shell
– Investment cast seatpost clamp
– Investment cast seatstay bridge
– Tapered seatstays with removable brake mounts
– S-bend chainstays with room for 2.40” tires
– Investment cast heat-treated dropouts
Head Tube Angle: 75.5°
Seat Tube Angle: 71°
Standover Height: 9.25″
Bottom Bracket Height: 11.6″
Chainstay Length: 13.25″
Top Tube Lengths: 20″, 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″
Sunday Bikes have uploaded one of our favorite sections from their “Grow Up” DVD for everyones viewing pleasure. This section features the team doing some creative and unique doubles action that definitely required some team work. Hit play to watch these guys double up on all sorts of setups from rails to curved wallrides, big gaps and more. If this doesn’t get you smiling, there’s something wrong with you!
More from the “Grow Up” video…
“Next up we have the Grow Up doubles section. We had a lot of fun with this one, but make no mistake, some of these clips took hours to film, and there were some really close calls. I’m gonna say it was well worth it.“
