Stolen Bikes just sent through a new BMX video featuring Sean Morr out slaying the streets on his new signature Connoisseur Fame! As always, Sean puts all four of his pegs to good use on everything he touches and brings plenty of style to the table. Enjoy!
Stolen Bikes – Highjack Frame
Not only does Stolen have the new Sean Morr signature Connoisseeur frame, but they also have the brand new Jackson Ratima Highjack frame hitting BMX shops and mail-orders now. The Highjack frame starts out with fully heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 9.50″ standover height and a 13.3″ – 13.7″ chainstay length. You can find a taller 5″ integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets, a long butted anti-dent down tube, integrated seat post clamp, Mid bottom bracket and laser cut, CNC machined dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.
The Highjack frame is available in translucent black and translucent turquoise for colors, top tube lengths of 20.75″ and 21.25″, weighs in at 4 lbs. 10.4 oz. and comes with a price tag of $309.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stolen Bikes worldwide now!
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Stolen Bikes – Connoisseur Frame
Here’s one we got a look at during Interbike! The new Sean Morr signature Connoisseur frame from Stolen Bikes. The Connoisseur frame is made from fully heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 9.25″ standover height, 11.8″ bottom bracket height and a 13.3″ – 13.7″ chainstay length. You can find a taller 5″ integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets, a long butted anti-dent down tube, integrated seat post clamp and laser cut, CNC machined dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.
The Connoisseur frame from Stolen Bikes comes in matte black and clear coat raw for colors, 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths, a weight of 4 lbs. Boku casino: https://videospelautomater.com/betalningsmetoder/boku.html. 10.4 oz and a price tag of $309.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stolen worldwide now.
You cannot go wrong with graphics by Eben Fischer!
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Interbike 2016 – Stolen Bikes and Fiction BMX
Keeping the Interbike 2016 party going. Up next, we stopped by the Stolen Bikes and Fiction BMX booth to see what they have going on. Let’s take a look!
Here’s a look at just some of the 2017 Stolen complete bikes. If you want to see the full line, check this out — Stolen Bikes – 2017 Complete Bikes Catalog
Fiction Monkey and Troop Bars.
The new Fiction Troop tires in the camouflage color. You can get more details on these tires here — Fiction BMX – Camouflage Troop Tires
You can also see the Rampage and Chamber rims.
The new Jungle Pivotal seat from Fiction comes in a few different colors.
The Stolen Typhoon V2 and Hurricane forks.
Stolen have sold A LOT of these Thermalite pedals. Real solid plastic pedal for a good price. Now available in a few new colors like that Tie Dye version!
Fiction pegs in a few unique color options.
Stolen Trap bars. Digging the clear grips with that sticker below it.
Sean Morr and Jackson Ratima signature Pivotal seats!
The new Jackson Ratima and Sean Morr signature frames that will be available soon! Digging the graphics and both look real sturdy.
That wraps things up at the Stolen Bikes and Fiction BMX booth at Interbike 2016! Most of what you see is available or will be soon in the coming weeks!
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Stolen Bikes – 2017 Complete Bikes Catalog
Stolen Bikes have released their 2017 range of complete bikes! This range features a good mix of bikes from the high end Sinner XLT all the way down to their Agent range of bikes that come in 3 different sizes to their Saint XL 24″ and Zeke XLT 26″ bikes! Hit the catalog above to take a closer look at each of the bikes, along with full specs and details at the end of the catalog!
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Salute To The 4th Contest Flyer
As many of you know, every year we try and throw a big contest here in Minnesota at one of the skateparks. Last year we did two contests, one in the Winter and one on the 4th of July. After the contest on the 4th of July last year, myself and a few other locals and parents at the skatepark ended up forming a non-profit foundation to help repair and expand the local skatepark in Rochester, Minnesota. The Keep Pushing Forward Foundation was founded and we’ve been working toward our goal, which is a massive skatepark. Once again, we have teamed up with the Salute To The 4th event held by The Commission and the city of Rochester to throw another BMX and skate contest. Above is the flyer for the BMX contest that we’ll be throwing with proceeds from the event, plus donations all going toward the Keep Pushing Forward Foundation! We have a TON of great sponsors, so there will be a ton of prizes up for grabs!
The contest will be in a jam format with beginner, intermediate and expert classes. We will also be throwing a Subrosa Street Rail Jam as well! Practice and registration will kick off at 11 AM on July 4th at Silverlake Skatepark! We’ll be starting the Beginner classes (BMX followed by skate) at 1PM, Intermediate (BMX followed by skate) at 2PM, Expert at 4PM and the Street Rail Jam shortly after that wraps up!
You can PRE-REGISTER here to save yourself a few bucks — PRE-REGISTER HERE!
There will also be a silent auction and raffles to get in on as well!
Huge shout out to all the sponsors for this!
Standard Bykes
BSD
Monster Energy
Etnies
Colony
The Daily Grind
Verde
Kink Bike Co.
Madera
Flybikes
Stolen Bikes
Subrosa
The Shadow Conspiracy
DUO Brand
Profile Racing
Erik’s Bike Shop
You can keep up with the event and get more details here: Salute to the 4th BMX Contest
Location: 7th St NE, Rochester, Minnesota
Product: Stolen BMX – Tie Dye Thermalite Pedals
We first caught a glimpse of the new Tie Dye Thermalite BMX Pedals from Stolen back at Interbike 2015, and then we caught another look at them at Frostbike 2016 where Stolen weren’t quite sure if the tie dye version of their popular plastic pedal would be going into production. It turns out that they decided to do a run of them and they’re hitting BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stolen worldwide now.
The Thermalite pedals are made from Stolen’s Thermalite nylon based material with a unique concave, low profile design with micro-knurling and 24 molded pins for traction, a recessed end to help prevent damage to the bearing cover, a chromoly spindle with a 6mm broach and 15mm wrench flats and unsealed bearings. They’re currently available in Black, Dark Blue, Bright Blue, Gang Green, Neon Orange, Purple, Red, White or Limited Edition Woodland Camouflage to go along with the new tie dye color and a weight of 13.8 oz per pair for around $19.99.
The Art of the BMX Sprocket
It’s been a while since we’ve done one of these “The Art Of” pieces, so we figured it would be a good time to take a closer look at one part in particular that we’ve been thinking about lately, the BMX Sprocket. The other day we were bouncing around to a few different brands websites to see if there were any new products or anything else new to see, and we ended up staring at the sprockets. When you think about it, the sprocket is one of those things that can really be altered the most as far as aesthetics go. We’ve seen A LOT of sprockets in BMX’s history, so we decided to stick to sprockets that are currently available. Even with cutting it back to that, there’s still a ton of options available. Add in the different combos between the standard bolt drive, Spline drive, and socket drive, colors, versions with guards, etc. There’s a lot to take in. We bounced around and picked out some of our favorites from a number of brands, which you can check out below with a few words about each! Ready?
