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Sunday Bikes coming through with a fresh video featuring Jake Seeley putting his signature 2018 Street Sweeper Complete to good use out on the streets. Hit that play button to get a look at what Jake stacked for clips, then get the full specs, details and detailed photos of the bike right here!
“Jake Seeley puts his new signature 2018 Street Sweeper complete to the test. Enjoy!
Available now through your local shop or favorite mailorder.
Created by Jake and friends.”
Sunday Bikes just released this new video featuring Mark Burnett putting his signature 2018 Forecaster Complete Bike to good use out on street spots and a skatepark. Mark shreds the bike just like he would his own, which means this is filled with some great riding. Check out the video, then get full details on the bike below!
“Mark Burnett builds up and shreds his very own 2018 Sunday signature complete.
Created by Mark Burnett.”
Frame: 20.85″ Hi-Ten w/ Integrated HT, Cromo DT and DO
Fork: 20″, Hi-Ten 2pc Cromo Steerer
Handlebar: 9″ OEM Hi-Ten
Stem: 52mm Freeze Top Load
Headset: FSA Integrated
Headset Cap: M6 Preload w/ Alloy Cap
Brake Lever: Odyssey Springfield
Brake: Odyssey Springfield
Brake Cable: Odyssey Quik Slic
Grips: Sunday Seeley Signature Grips
Seat: Odyssey Retro Pivotal
Seat Post: Pivotal 25.4mm
Seat Clamp: 28.6mm w/ Sunday Logo
Sprocket: 25T Steel
Cranks: 170mm Tubular 3pc
BB Parts: 19mm Sealed Mid
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted Pro PC
Rims: Sunday Lightning Rim 36H
Front Hub: Sunday, Sealed, 36H, Female 3/8″ Axle
Rear Hub: Sunday Cyclone Freecoaster, 9t Driver
Spokes: 14G Steel Black
Tires: Odyssey Path Pro OEM 20″ x 2.40″
Chain: KMC Z510H
PRICE: $469.99
Check out more photos and details on the bike over on the Sunday Bikes Website
The 3rd Odyssey BMX VS Sunday Bikes VX Edit has arrived from the streets of Providence, Rhode Island for your viewing pleasure. Much like the last two VX Edits, we get a mix of both teams riders putting in work, stacking clips on spots they came across. This is all the footage that they decided not to use in the actual Odyssey VS Sunday HD video, so we can only imagine this is their “b-roll” that wasn’t quite enough to use for the HD clips. Either way, this is packed full of amazing riding, so get on that play button!
“Odyssey and Sunday are proud to present the third Odyssey vs Sunday VX edit, made entirely by our team riders in Providence, RI. This month’s video was lovingly edited by Justin Spriet and was filmed by and stars Justin, Jared Duncan, Alec Siemon, Travis Hughes, Mark Burnett, and John Mayo. You already know everybody killed it.”
Murray Loubser is rolling around on a brand new bike decked out with Sunday and Odyssey parts…
It looks like after putting in a ton of work and crushing it for a while now, Murray Loubser caught the attention of Sunday Bikes and Odyssey! Murray is now on both brands AM teams and has dialed in a brand new bike that looks like it’ll hold up great to the gnarly riding Murray does. Get the official word below and expect to see more of one of South Africa’s finest!
“Odyssey is excited to welcome South Africa’s Murray Loubser to the AM team! Murray rides fast, goes big, and his tech skills are on point – check out any of the highly impressive web video parts he’s put out over the last couple of years and you’ll understand why getting Murray involved was a no-brainer. We’re stoked to have him on board and are looking forward to watching him casually dominate any and every obstacle put in front of him. Follow @mr.moo__ on Instagram!” – Odyssey
The crew at Sunday Bikes have decided to add Ben Allen to their flow team line up! Expect to see Ben popping up more in the near future with some videos and probably a trip or two with the team. Get the official word below!
“Sunday is excited to welcome Ben Allen to the flow team! Ben rips (scope his Insta @ben_allen97 if you don’t already know), he’s been rocking a Soundwave for a while now, and he’s already friends with most of the team, so we’re super stoked to have him on board.” – Sunday Bikes
The Odyssey and Sunday Bikes teams have been busy putting in work on spots around Providence, Rhode Island for the Odyssey VS Sunday project. Here’s a look at the 2nd VX video that features most of the guys putting in work on spots. If these are the clips they filmed on the VX, we can’t even begin to imagine how gnarly the High Definition videos will be. Either way, this is just over 5 minutes of pure goodness! If you love creative and original riding and spots, this is the BMX video for you!
“Odyssey and Sunday are proud to present the latest Odyssey vs Sunday VX video, masterfully edited by Erik Elstran and filmed by and starring Erik, Mark Burnett, Broc Raiford, Jake Seeley, Chris Childs, Gary Young, Brett Silva, Brandon Webster, Tom Dugan, John Mayo, Rob Starbird, and Jacob Sanger. Everyone’s already hard at work on the next one, and filming for the HD videos is going incredibly well. Stay tuned….”
The Common Crew and Sunday Bikes teaming up to bring you this new Julian Arteaga video that is packed with gold from street spots to roof tops. Julian is no stranger to putting his pegs and freecoaster to good use on everything he comes across and this is just this. Dialed riding, chill vibe, clean film work. Can’t go wrong with a combo like that! Hit play and enjoy!
“Julian and Sauce took their time on this one stacking only the best of the best clips for this project over the past two years. These tricks didn’t come easy but after hundreds of battles, meltdowns and injuries the final product is here and it is nothing short of a masterpiece. It’s not everyday someone delivers a six minute video part but that is exactly what we have here. Big thanks to his frame sponsor Sunday Bikes for supporting him through it all and being down to host the video on the Common Crew YouTube channel! Subscribe for more video parts dropping soon! ” – Common Crew
The Excelsior frame has some fresh paint…
Sunday Bikes have released the Mark Burnett signature Excelsior frame in two new colors; Translucent Cream Soda and Flat Black, to go along with the existing clear coat raw color. The Excelsior frame is made from 100% post-weld heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and a 13.25″ – 13.5″ chainstay length. The frame features a 5″ tall integrated head tube, internal gussets on the double butted top and down tubes, a miter cut top tube and butted seat tube, Mid bottom bracket, Integrated seat post clamp (except on the Raw version), tapered seat and chain stays for extra 2.40″ tire clearance and hollow 8mm drop outs with integrated chain tensioners. This is a BRAKELESS frame, so there are no mounts.
The Excelsior frame is available in 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths, colors of Translucent Cream Soda, Flat Black and Clear Coat Raw and weighs in at 5 lbs. even. You can pick this BMX frame up for $309.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Sunday Bikes worldwide now. Below you can find more photos…
What do you think of the Excelsior frame? Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below!
