Profile Racing posted up a quick bike check with Sunday‘s Jake Seeley. Check out his dialed bike by clicking here.
A Line with Cory Wiergowski
Sunday‘s Cory Wiergwoski coming in hot with an insanely long line. That had to take a ton of energy out of him, haha. Check it out!
Filmed by Greg Moliterno
Sunday – Lone Star to the North Star Leftovers
Sunday‘s Seth Peterson had a TON of leftover clips from the original Lone Star to the North Star edit so he had this edit featuring the leftovers put together. This video is loaded up with goodness and the ender from Erik Elstran is dirty.
“Seth Peterson came at you with his own style of BMX in his From the Lone Star to the North Star video a few months back. Here are some of his left over moves that didn’t quite make the cut. They’re still very awesome! Watch the original video after the break.”
Product: Sunday – Ice Green Bars and Forks
Sunday have released their Tall T bars and Octave fork in Garrett Reeves signature Ice green colorway. You can find out more by Clicking Here.
Through The Lens – Company Check: Odyssey
Odyssey was started in 1985 so to say that they have a history in BMX is quite the understatement. They have created multiple innovative products, they have won design awards, they have continued to make products that have helped BMX progress to the level it is at today. Not only that but they have also put together an amazing team both pro and flow and they continue to set trends while the average company tries to keep up. Odyssey as a whole seems to be doing something right these days and it’s a company that has the respect of its fellow peers. They give back to BMX in the form of quality, trust-worthy parts and help support riding by putting on one of the best contests to date otherwise known as the Texas Toast Jam. I recently got the chance to head down to the main offices/warehouse in Norwalk, California and spend the afternoon hanging with Jim Bauer. Grab a drink, get comfortable and find out why Odyssey is one of the leading companies in all of BMX.
Product: Sunday Bikes – Chrome Octave Forks
Sunday‘s Octave fork now comes in Chrome for a color. These 3/8″ 41-Thermal forks come with a lifetime warranty and have features like seamless, tapered, butted and specially formed legs, all-new steerer tube design to improve strength, a built in headset race, 4mm thick drop outs, a 32mm offset, the Black Magic rustproof coating and a 7075-T6 pre-load bolt. The Octave fork weighs in at 1 lb. 15 oz. (with pre-load bolt). If Chrome isn’t for you, these also come in Ice green and black Magic.
You can pick these up for $154.99 on Dan’s Comp or you can have your local shop hit up Full Factory Distribution to get you one ordered up today.
Product: Sunday – Knox Sprocket
Make your way on over to The Merged to get the low down on Sunday‘s new full guard Knox sprocket!
Products: Vol. XXXXIII
That time of the week again! Let’s get this products column going. For the 43rd edition, we’re going to take a closer look at the new Sunday headsets, Profile Racing‘s 40 Stem, the 23 Forks from And Forks, the Orto cranks from 34R and Tom Dugan’s signature TD350 frame from Fit Bike Co.. Let’s take a look!