S&M bikes Archives – Page 59 of 82

S&M Bikes – Craig Passero Signature Grip Promo

December 2, 2015

S&M Bikes released this new promo BMX video for Craig Passero‘s new signature grips that are available now. This video, which gives you a look at the grips along with some riding from Craig and a few of his friends, is real solid… A little rough around the edges on the film work, but the riding makes up for it. Take a peek, then learn more about these BMX Grips below!

“Craig Passero crafted this little nug to herald the unveiling of his signature grip, and truth be told, it’s just downright delightful. Old skool, cool, urban awesomeness from Craig and his compadres.

And that PASSERO GRIP is a’ight too! Soft, dual-patterned and available now in Black, Clear and Glow in the Dark.

Rider(s): Craig Passero, Marvin Morales, Marcus Diaz, Austin Mazur, Freddy Drew, Pedro Guardado,
Filmed & Edited by: Craig Passero and bros
Song: “4th Chamber” by Genius”

Get a look at the grips below!

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Sneak Peek: S&M Bikes – Slide Pipe

December 1, 2015

Going into Interbike 2015, one thing we expected to see was brands coming up with their own version of portable rail to compete with the Subrosa Street Rail that was the only rail available and clearly selling quite well based off it making appearances all over the world…. But we didn’t see anything except a rail at the S&M Bikes suite that we assumed was just a Subrosa Street Rail somebody had brought along for good times… Turns out we should have been paying closer attention because it was a sample of the “Slide Pipe” that will be avaialble some time this month. The Slide Pipe is made right here in the U.S.A in the S&M Bikes warehouse with zinc tubing and is fully adjustable. It comes in at 8′ long with a 2.25″ diameter for the tubing and hinged legs to allow it to be set up on up and down ledges and stairs while keeping the legs flat. The legs also offer multiple heights from 12″ up to 21″ and the feet have a rubber base to keep it from slipping as well.

The rail will be available for $279.95 direct from the S&M Bikes webstore and BMX shops and mail-orders that carry S&M Bikes worldwide later this month. It sounds like they will also be offering some additional enhancements to offer a few other setup options as well further down the road.

Check out more photos below…

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Product: S&M Bikes – Dagger Frame

November 30, 2015

The all new ultra-responsive ramp riding Dagger frame from S&M Bikes is out now! This frame is made from double-butted True Temper 4130 chromoly with a 75.3-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.6″ bottom bracket height, 7.25″ stand over height and 12.8″ – 13.6″ chain stay length. You can find features like gussets on the top and down tubes, a Mid bottom bracket, an integrated seat post clamp, removable brake mounts, rounded stay bridges to 2.40″ tire clearance, 4Q-Baked 14mm drop outs with integrated chain tensioners and S&M logos on the stay end caps. You better believe this bad boy is made in the USA, too!

The Dagger frame from S&M Bikes is available in top tube lengths of 20.5″, 20.75″ and 21″ with colors of black, chrome and Sublime green and a weight of 4.90 lbs (20.5) / 4.95 lb. (20.75″) / 5 lb. (21″).

This frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry S&M Bikes worldwide now for $354.99 (black), $364.99 (Sublime) and $419.99 (chrome).

More photos below!

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Sneak Peek: S&M Bikes – Dagger Frame

November 5, 2015

Here’s one we got a look at, at Interbike back in September. S&M Bikes have been working on a new park specific frame called the Dagger frame. Based off what we saw at their suite in Vegas, this frame will feature a 75.75 head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.6″ bottom bracket height, 7.25″ seat tube height and a short 12.8″ to 13.2″ chain stay length. No word on other special features of the frame, but based off the photo, we’re seeing gussets on the top and down tubes, what appears to be a butted top tube (could be the lighting), an integrated seat post clamp, tapered seat and chai stays, removable brake mounts on the seat stays, S&M logos on the caps at the drop outs and integrated chain tensioners that thread through the drop outs. No word on top tube lengths yet, but we would imagine they will have a few different options and colors available.

This frame is going to be available in a very limited edition glow-in-the-dark Sublime Lime (color can be seen below) color with matching 26mm offset Widemouth forks. If you’re digging this color, have your local shop get ahold of S&M Bikes asap to get your pre-order in now!

The Dagger frame will be available in two weeks, so we’ll let you know when it’s officially out!

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Product: S&M Bikes – 2.425″ Mainline Tire

October 16, 2015

Just when you thought you had the biggest tires out, S&M Bikes offer their Mainline tire as a 2.425″. You can find out more about it on an in-depth look that Can You Dig It took! It will be interesting to see where BMX tires go in the future. Could we see a 2.5″ tire or do you think they will start to go back down in size? Let us know!

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Product: S&M Bikes – 22″ Bikes

September 23, 2015

Did you know S&M Bikes offer a full range of 22″ BMX parts from their ATF frame to the Widemouth fork, Arc rim, Mainline tires and tubes? Check out the flipbook above to get a little more info and get a better look at each item!

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Interbike 2015: S&M Bikes and Fit Bike Co.

September 17, 2015

We decided to take a break from the show floor and head up to the suites for a little bit. The first stop was at the S&M Bikes and Fit Bike Co. suite to see what they have cooking out in California. Ready? Let’s get into this.

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S&M Bikes – Bevan Cowan 2015

September 1, 2015

S&M Bikes dropped this new one featuring Bevan Cowan going to work on the streets down in Australia. Despite not having pegs, he is a grinding machine and definitely not scared to send it on some big setups. Check this BMX video out!

“Bevan Cowan is a Kiwi on a walkabout. He’s been mostly Australian-based for awhile now, which is where most of this edit was filmed. Regardless of where in the Southern Hemispshere Bevan’s shredding, he sure gets rad in this one!”

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