
Here’s a look at Profile Racing‘s latest print ad featuring Jeff Klugiewicz and his signature matte black colorway mini hubs. This can be found in issue 91 of DIG.
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Here’s a look at Profile Racing‘s latest print ad featuring Jeff Klugiewicz and his signature matte black colorway mini hubs. This can be found in issue 91 of DIG.

Profile Racing have released their new Elite 20mm front hub. This hub is made from aerospace quality billiet aluminum and features an alloy 20mm center through axle and some high perfromance bearings. The Elite 20mm front hub is availble in 36-hole only with colors of polished, black, red, blue and gold. You can have your local shop order you one up from Profile, hit up your favorite mail-order, or you can buy one direct from Profile right here for $155.95.
Damn are these things beautiful or what?

Are you on Instagram? Want to win some fresh hubs? Profile Racing have a contest going on with Jeff Klugiewicz to win a pair of his flat black Mini hubs! Get in on this! More info below.
“Repost, follow, and comment to win a pair of @profileracing Flat Black Minis and Jeff Klugiewicz’s sig color T-shirt. All you have to do is repost the photo above, follow @profileracing and @thelevelbelow, and then comment on Jeff Klugiewicz 1000 Instagram picture. Winner will be picked and announce on @thelevelbelows instagram on Nov. 18th. Good Luck!“
Here we go again! Another week down. Another week loaded up with some damn good BMX videos that we posted up in the Daily Section. I’ve gone through all the videos and compiled 11 of the best videos from the week featuring the likes of Morgan Wade, Liam Zingbergs, Luke Peeters, Drew Bezanson, Brian Yeagle, Bruce Crisman, the Sunday team, the Profile Racing team and more. Lets get into already!
The edit from the Profile Racing trip to Tulsa is now embedable. There’s no way we could pass up reposting this gem. Hit that play button if you haven’t seen it or you want a second look now!
“Grant Castelluzzo, Jared Eberwein, Jeff Klugiewicz, Mike Meister, and Matt Coplon decided to spend a week in Tulsa, Oklahoma before heading down to this years Texas Toast. This video is a result of a bunch of good sessions, the coolest locals, and amazing spots.
Filmed by: Grant Castelluzzo & Jeff Klugiewicz
Edited by: Grant Castelluzzo
Song: Freelance Whales- “Locked Out””

Head over to The Come Up to check out the new Profile Racing edit from the trip that Grant Castelluzzo, Jared Eberwein, Jeff Klugiewicz, Mike Meister, and Matt Coplon took to Tulsa before heading south to the Texas Toast Jam! So good.

It just wouldn’t be Saturday if there’s no Products: column! I’m not about to let you guys down, so let’s take a look at what’s on deck for this week. In this edition, we’ll take a look at Profile‘s new limited edition pink colorway, the 33 Forks from And Forks, The Shadow Conspiracy‘s plastic Ravager pedals, Madera‘s 17mm / 8mm Hex head bolts and Deluxe‘s F-Lite stem. Let’s get into it!

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One thing I’ve always respected about Profile Racing is that they have stuck to their guns and kept everything American made regardless of the economy or if they could have it made somewhere else for a lot cheaper. Matt went and put together this diagram showing you just how they get those dialed parts done with the help of local businesses in Florida. Pretty rad.
“This week I got with a couple of the shop guys and put together a diagram of our vendors. Profile is made up of a total of 22 full and part time employees.
When you think of how much product we produce (everything is done, initially, in-house), promotions, logistics, web management, team management, sales, etc…on top of having to physically assemble every component that goes out of here, the total number of people handling things is minimal.
Beyond what we do here, we rely on a pretty large amount of outside vendors to finish our product: Anodizing (aluminum components), black-oxiding (steel parts), painting (cranks and white components), etc…
With that in mind, the vendors listed below are all in the state of Florida (with the exception of one chromer who is out of state). Considering Profile keeps everything local (and within the US), we actually contribute to the employment of multiple companies.” – Matt Coplon / Profile Racing