It’s always interesting getting a look behind the scenes of what actually goes into producing BMX bikes, frames and parts. Rich Hirsch just uploaded this Vlog style video giving us a look into some of the new Stranger and Primo products, a behind the scenes look at their testing facility and more over in Taiwan. We normally don’t get to see this side of products, even though it’s a huge part of the process between a product idea and the bike you have to roll around on. Take a peek!
Stranger – Strange December
Here’s a short but sweet video from Stranger featuring some of their crew getting down on spots out in California. This has a pretty chill vibe to it, but there’s definitely fire in this one.
“Michael Harkous, Dylan Stark, Eric Lichtenberger, Connor Keating, Abdullah Alkhalili, and Caleb Quanbeck out stacking this month. Filmed by Nate Richter.
More monthly mixes eminent.”
A Life Lesson From Rich Hirsch
There’s a really great post up on the Stranger website that Rich Hirsch wrote giving some really solid life advice on career paths, college and how he got to where he is today as the owner of multiple businesses. You can check out the post right here — It Chooses You. We strongly suggest checking it out, especially if you have ever considered making a go at running a business based around BMX.
This post resonated well with me because my route to running a business in BMX had a some what similar route. I did finish high school, but didn’t finish college due to opportunities I pursued that allowed me to travel, learn photography, graphic design, website design and more on my own terms. It also lead me to learning how to run a business from marketing to taxes and how to incorporate a business. It is far more than it might seem on the day to day. I’ve never stopped learning and continue to learn anything and everything I can in and outside of BMX. For example, I fixed a furnace last night which was pretty fun since it was a new challenge when it would have been easier to just call a professional… The route of starting your own business isn’t for everyone and the more traditional track to a career might be for the best, and there is nothing wrong with that. At the same time, it’s also a lesson that has nothing to do with business and more of an indicator that if you want to do something, there’s nothing wrong with pursuing it even if it’s a path that is frowned upon by society. As long as it’s something you enjoy, then there’s nothing wrong with pursuing it. Much like Rich mentions in his post, you never know what you might be doing in 10 years, but just staying driven and motivated is huge to finding success wherever direction you go.
Check out Rich’s post on the Stranger site right here.
Stranger Trip to Las Vegas
Here’s a short but sweet video from some time some of the Stranger spent in Las Vegas recently. This is a pretty short one, so we would imagine they didn’t spend much more than a day or two our cruising spots. Even though it’s short, there is plenty of rad clips to take in. Hit play and enjoy!
“Couple clips Vegas featuring Connor Keating, Nate Richter, and Dylan Stark filmed by Calvin Kosovish.”
Stranger – 2017 Complete Bikes
The 2017 complete bikes have been popping up like crazy lately. We just got a look at the brand new 2017 complete bikes from Stranger and figured it would be a good idea to give you guys a look as well! Above you can find the 2017 Crux and below you can find the 2017 Level, which is available in a cassette version and a freecoaster version! Get the details below!
2017 Crux
The 2017 Crux from Stranger starts out with a full chromoly 20.75″ frame, fork and 8.75″ rise bars. You can find the Caleb Quanbeck signature Quan grips, Stranger Crux 2-piece, 48-spline chromoly cranks with a Primo sealed Mid bottom bracket, Primo pedals, Stranger Crux sealed 36-hole wheels with a right side drive, 9-tooth driver on the back, 2.40″ Stranger Haze tires front and rear. This bike comes with removable brake mounts and 990 brakes with a straight cable and lever.
The 2017 Crux comes in Matte Black only and can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stranger worldwide for $569.99.
2017 Level Cassette
The 2017 Level Cassette from Stranger starts out with a Tri-Moly frame (Chromoly head tube, top and down tube, hi-ten steel seat tube and rear triangle), a Hi-Ten steel fork and 8.75″ rise bars, Stranger Quan grips, Primo Stem, Stranger 1-piece seat and post combo, Stranger Level chromoly 3-piece cranks with a 19mm spindle and Primo Pedals. You can find sealed Stranger wheels front and back with a right side drive, 9-tooth driver on the back and 2.40″ Stranger Haze tires front and rear. This bike has removable brake mounts and comes with 990 brakes, straight cable and lever.
The 2017 Level Cassette comes in Matte Black only and can be picked up for $419.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stranger worldwide now.
2017 Level Freecoaster
The 2017 Level Freecoaster from Stranger starts out with a Tri-Moly frame (Chromoly head tube, top and down tube, hi-ten steel seat tube and rear triangle), a Hi-Ten steel fork and 8.75″ rise bars, Stranger Quan grips, Primo Stem, Stranger Level chromoly 3-piece cranks with a 19mm spindle and Primo Pedals. You can find sealed Stranger wheels front and back. This bike comes with the Stranger Ballast freecoaster hub in the rear. You can find 2.40″ Stranger Haze tires front and rear as well. This bike has removable brake mounts and comes with 990 brakes, straight cable and lever.
The 2017 Level Freecoaster comes in Matte Black only and can be picked up for $459.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stranger worldwide now.
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Stranger BMX – Adam LZ Frame
The anticipated Adam LZ frame from Stranger has finally arrived for all of his fans out there. The LZ frame is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 70-degree seat tube angle, 9″ standover height and a 12.8″ chainstay length. The frame features an integrated head tube with drilled gyro tabs, a double butted top tube, down tube and seat tube, Mid bottom bracket, integrated seat post clamp and Investment Cast 14mm dropouts.
The LZ frame is available in 20.5″, 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths and colors of Pearl red and Pearl green for $339.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stranger worldwide now. BUY ON EBAY.
The LZ frame comes with a Stranger head tube badge. Digging that.
Clean investment cast dropouts!
Buy this frame on EBAY.
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Sneak Peek: Stranger – Adam LZ Pivotal Seat
It looks like Adam LZ will be have more than a signature frame coming out in October. Here’s a sneak peek look at Adam’s signature seat that will be also dropping in October. It looks like it’s a black seat with a gold Stranger logo printed on and an LZ logo stitched on the side, along with stitching on the seams. Expect full details closer to the release of the seat!
Stranger BMX – Leon Lee Welcome Video
It looks like Stranger have a new recruit in China through EVO Distribution. It’s none other than Leon Lee who has been putting in some heavy work for the past few years to get to where he is today. Hit play and check out what he cooked up for his welcome to the team video!
“Our homie Leon Lee has been rode for Merritt in China more than 2 years.
For this year, We’re proud to have him riding for STRANGER in China.
From 14 years old till 16 years old, In the past 2 years, Leon’s progress is so fast.
Today, Leon finally completed his welcome edit for his new sponsor.
Thanks for everyone support him.
Enjoy!”
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