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It sounds like Eric Bahlman had his bike stolen last month, so he ended up having to build up a brand new bike. The crew over at Volume Bikes dropped a new Bike Check giving us a closer look at the setup! You can check out a whole bunch of photos and a full parts list over on the Volume Bikes website!
What do you think of Eric’s new setup? Are you digging the tan with black combo? Let us know in the comments below!
Is it time for some new Bar Ends? We all know the importance on bar ends from how they can protect your bars to preventing you from cutting somebody wide open when you collide. The crew over at Volume Bikes have re-released a limited edition run of their aluminum bar ends with the CNC machined Volume logo and two small grub screws to keep them locked in place. They are available in White only with a price tag of $10.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Volume or on the Volume website. We would imagine these will go quick, so get on ’em while they’re hot.
You can find a Volume logo wrapped around with the grub screw hole as the “o” in Volume. Clean and simple. Can’t go wrong with that combo!
Volume Bikes caught up with Ezekiel Murphy to take a closer look at his current Voyager setup that he’s been putting in the work out in the streets with. Ezekiel is rocking a sample of a new fork Volume is working on, but they didn’t give you too much of a look at that just yet. Beyond that, there’s a few riding clips for good measure. Check it out!
Filmed and Edited by Josh Clemens
We got a look at Daniel “Lil’ D” Martinez‘s 2019 2019 Volume Bikes video the other week and it turned out super good. Fernando Gomarin Olaiz ended up having a bunch of leftover footage that he didn’t want to let go to waste, so he put together this B-Roll to give you a look at what he had! Hit play and take it all in!
“Have a look at some Behind The scenes from Daniel´s VLM 2019 video… Outtakes, warm ups, leftovers, unused angles, trials, tribulations and more … .
Filmed, edited and Super 8mm footage by Fernando Gomarín Olaiz.”
Here’s a fresh one Volume Bikes dropped featuring Ezekiel Murphy going to work on some California street spots during a recent visit. Ezekiel took full advantage of his time in the sunshine and warmth and ended up with some real solid clips. Check out what he cooked up in this new video!
“Get a little more familiar with our Oregon flow-bro Ezekiel Murphy.
Zeke spent a few days in California escaping the Northwest winter. With his fresh kits and a nice solid riding style alongside a respectful and fun to be around attitude. We’re stoked to have Zeke repping Volume. Expect more from Zeke in the future!” – Volume Bikes
Filmed and edited by Josh Clemens
Oh yeah! Volume Bikes just dropped this fresh video featuring Daniel “Lil’ D” Martinez out cruising spots around Los Angeles. As you should know by now, Daniel never disappoints with his riding, and ended up with a ton of great clips. Grinds, big 360’s and much, much more. Get on that play button!
“Our East LA street assassin and style extraordinaire, “Lil D” has been apart of the Volume Family since the early days. Daniel still comes through with the spot usage and classic style that he’ s known for. We’re proud to present to you the latest and greatest video part from Lil D!
Filmed by Fernando Gomarin and Mike Mastroni
Edited by Fernando Gomarin” – Volume Bikes
Is it time for a new BMX frame and you want something unique? Get a look at the new Broc Raiford signature Vessel V3 frame from Volume Bikes in this new “Disco Stew” pink with black splatter. Disco Stew is the video project / crew that Broc worked with Josh Clemens on and this frame came through with the project.
The Vessel V3 frame is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75° head tube angle, 71° seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height, 9.25″ standover height and a 13.25″ chainstay length (Slammed). The frame features an hourglass shaped Integrated head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes, a butted seat tube, a Mid bottom bracket, integrated seat post clamp, curved seat and chain stay bridges, plenty of clearance for 2.40″ tires, Investment Cast dropouts with integrated chain tensioners and removable seat stay brake mounts.
The Disco Stew Vessel V3 is available in 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ top tube lengths with a weight of 5 lbs. 2 oz. (20.75″) and a price tag of $345.00. If you aren’t feeling the color, but you like the geometry, you can also find the frame in Black, Raw with Black Splatter and chrome through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Volume Bikes worldwide now. If you’re curious how it looks built up, check out Broc’s latest Bike Check from Odyssey below!
There hasn’t been a ton of sponsor shake ups in 2019 so far, which is probably a good thing. However, there have been a few notable ones! It was just announced that Boyd Hilder has parted ways with Volume Bikes and have joined the Federal Bikes team! It looks like the move has been good for Boyd since he took the win at Simple Session this past weekend! Expect to see plenty from Boyd in 2019!
