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KHE have a fresh new cassette hub in the Greyhound line. This female hub fits a 14mm dropout and is locked down by a 10mm bolt. It features a 118mm inner chromoly axle and a loud cassette. This hub is available in 36 hole with grey for the color and a weight of 12.6986 ounces (360g). The hub includes a 17mm wrench and 8mm allen key.
You can also pick up their matching front hub as well.
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Rest in Peace, Dane Searls!
“2020 issue 42 drops Australia wide early January and world wide on Zinio.com” – 2020 BMX Magazine
Two in a row from Tempered today. Awesome. It looks like Jerry Vandervalk’s signature Surefire line is finally available in Australia and will be available world wide here shortly.
The Surefire frame features a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height (Mid bottom bracket), 8.5″ stand over height and a 13.4″ (slammed) – 13.6″ chainstay length. You can find removable seat stay brake mounts, CNC machined and heat-treated dropouts with a stamped logo, externally machined double-butted seat tube, internally machined double-butted top and down tubes and a built in Tempered seat post clamp. You will be able to pick the Surefire frame up in 20.75″, 21″ and 21.5″ top tube lengths with matte black and matte khaki for colors.
The Surefire handlebars are made from fully heat-treated 13-butted chromoly tubing with a 8.5″ rise, 27.5″ width, 12 degrees of backsweep and 2 degrees of upsweep. These too are available in matte black and matte khaki.
For more information click here.
Here’s a look at Tempered‘s newest bars. The Datura’s are Benn Pigots signature bars that feature a custom extra large 13-butted tubing, 9 inches of of rise, 29″ width, 12.5-degrees of back sweep and 1.5-degrees of upsweep. The XL cross bar have unique bends and a base for maximum box space. These are available in Burgundy, black, raw and chrome. The Datura bars are currently shipping worldwide and should be available soon. Click here for more.
Head over to the Colony site to check out all the fresh colors they got for their complete bikes. The bikes are looking so clean these days.
Here’s a look at some of the freshness coming from Dishonour. Always digging their stuff.
“First drop of 2012 is a new pair of Cali’s, and some Cali inspired tees.
We stuck with last year’s shape, but changed up the frame and lens materials. The frames this time round are matte black, with polarized lenses. And rather than engraved or printed temples, we went for die cast metal hand scrawled logos.
Tee wise, we went with our hand scrawled logo… but with a little bit of Cali flavour. Each different tee has a different gradient printed across it… the white’s get cali orange, the grey’s get blue, and the blacks are all rasta.
Here’s the promo. Hit up the online store to get your stuff now, and all our stockists will be hooked up tomorrow.”
Fit‘s grip selection is now available in WHITE. Check out all the options right here.
Skavenger dropped some information on Tom White’s signature “El Blanco Loco” frame that will be dropping in March. You will be able to pick the frame up with a 75 degree head tube angle and two chainstay lengths; 20.75″ or 21″ top tube lengths with a 13.25″ rear end or 21″ top tube with a 14.25″ chainstay length. The El Blanco Loco will weigh in at 5.20 lbs. and be available in black. My guess the bike will also be available in white… since that makes since with the name and everything, right?
Some of the other features that you can find by checking out the photos right here would be unique bridges on the stays with a little extra beef, a Skavenger logo badge on the head tube, a gusset on the down tube/head tube junction, a machined bottom bracket that looks like it was designed for bottom bracket grinds / crooked grinds and removable seat stay mounts.