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Get over to The Shadow Conspiracy website to check out a fresh bike check with their newest recruit, Mariano Santiago! This bike might look a little rough around the edges, but it’s definitely one sturdy unit! Check out more photos and info right here!
Over the course of the past few years, we’ve seen a large amount of plastic and nylon start appearing on BMX bikes from pedals to hub guards, bar ends, seat posts and pegs. These options have helped keep the weight of bikes down, private property from being destroyed, skaters from complaining (… sort of) and in some cases, keep you from more pain that you would have suffered from some metal pedals blasting you in the shin.
It seems like plastic pegs have been one of those pieces that everyone has been putting a ton of focus into the past two years and there have definitely been a lot of advancements and really good options made available to help you get your grind on. One of the newer options coming along in October is Scott Ditchburn’s signature Slide or Die pegs from The Shadow Conspiracy, the second plastic peg option from the brand since their original Slicker sleeves.
With the completion of the peg wrapping up and the first batch about to be dropped on the BMX world, we figured it would be an awesome time to catch up with them to find out just what makes these pegs unique from what’s already on the table. Let’s take a closer look!
Here’s a few clips of Lahsaan Kobza that didn’t make it into the Keep It Local Michigan Tour video that dropped the other day. These look damn good to me!
“Lahsaan Kobza killing it on the recent Shadow KIL Tour in Michigan. If you’re up in Calgary Canada be sure to head on out to see Lahsaan & the rest of the crew this coming week on the upcoming Ryder BMX/Shadow KIL Tour.“
The Shadow Conspiracy now have their 2013 Back To School / Fall apparel available through their ONLINE STORE. Have a look through the flipbook above and then get to shopping!
The 70th edition of Products is here for you to check out. Kind of crazy that after today we’ve featured 350 different BMX bikes, frames, parts and accessories since we started doing this. Either way, we’re keeping the party going for you guys. This week were’ going to take a closer look at the Broadcaster bars from Sunday Bikes, the MK918 Half-Link chain from 43 Hardware, the Markit X Demolition collaboration pivotal seat, Simone Barraco’s signature Strada tires from The Shadow Conspiracy and the Pilot V2 front hub from Madera. Let’s get into this!
The Shadow Conspiracy and The Hundreds are up to something… Check out this teaser for a hint at what’s to come!
“We’ve been working on a collaboration project with The Hundreds for over a year now and we’re super stoked to FINALLY be able to share it with all of you… but just not yet. Keep your eyes peeled on The Hundreds and our sites & feeds (#thehundreds, #thehundredsishuge, #thehundredsxshadowconspiracy #theshadowconspiracy, #SHDW) for what’s to come.” – The Shadow Conspiracy
Here’s another sneak peek I spotted over on The Merged. This time around we’ve got a look at Drew Bezanson’s new signature pivotal seat from The Shadow Conspiracy. They’ve improved the pan of the seat in the nose for extra strength and given it a sweet looking kevlar cover making for one sturdy seat. Expect more info closer to its release!
Even though these are some scrap clips that Trey Jones has been sititng on, I’m stoked he put them together for this new edit because it turned out super good. Check out Trey cruising some street, parks and trails in this one! Definitely one you’re going to want to check out.