Here’s a look at Sunday‘s latest print ad featuring Chris Child! This can be found in issue 182 of Ride UK!
Product: Sunday – 2014 Model C – Back in Stock
If you were looking to get your hands on one of Sunday‘s 24″ Model C complete bikes, you’re in luck! They just got a fresh shipment in at Full Factory, so tell your local shop to get you one ordered up today!
Sunday – Free Beanie & Sticker Pack Sale
Sunday Bikes is hooking everyone up this weekend that spends over $30 in their WEBSTORE! All orders over $30 will come with a free beanie and sticker pack to go with your order! This offer is only good through this weekend, so go get yourself dialed in with some fresh threads or parts!
Products: Vol. 84
That time already? Yep! It’s Saturday and we have a fresh round of Products: for you to check out filled with some dialed BMX parts for your bike. This week we’ll be taking a closer look at the new Valor tire from The Shadow Conspiracy, The TDG Bar ends The Daily Grind, the Storm rear hub from Sunday Bikes, Mark Mulville’s signature Push top load stem from Profile Racing, then we’ll wrap things up with Trey Jones’ brand new signature Stone Cold frame from Cult. Ready? Let’s do this!
Sunday – 2014 Complete Bikes Back In Stock
Here’s a bit of news we figured some of you might be hoping to hear! Sunday Bikes just got their 2014 Primer 16, Primer 18, Soundwave Special and Model C completes BACK IN STOCK. If you were looking to get your hands on one of these bikes, make sure you have your local shop hit up Full Factory Distribution as soon as possible!
Print Ad: Sunday Bikes – Alex Magallan
Danny Stanzl on Sunday Bikes
Danny Stanzl is now doing it for Sunday Bikes over in the UK through IMG Distribution! Check out a few more photos and a look at his bike over on the Ride UK website to bring the news!
24″ Cruiser Flatland
Here’s a rad one I spotted on Flat Matters of Joe Cicman, Danny Sirkin and a few others putting some time in on a couple of the Sunday 24″ Cruisers they modified to be a little more flatland friendly. Anyone who knows how hard flatland is, can only imagine how hard it must have been to put these moves down on a longer bike like this. Awesome.
