Our new Monogram backpack is just in time for Back To School. With all of its pockets and compartments, it’s perfect for your riding session, travelling and daily use.
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Blue Blood has long been a requested color since we first did it back in 2008. We’re happy to announce that it’s back on our popular Grandstand pedals (alloy).
Available now worldwide.
Hit play to hear Broc talk you through his signature RAFT stem, which is available now.
As part of our mission to make the best BMX parts possible, we continue to refine the 41-Thermal® process at all stages of manufacturing. Each step in the process is held under strict scrutiny, and we continue to examine the strength and durability of all our parts.
In our previous Stampy tests, we have blown away the industry standard “EN tests” for forks and cranks, and now it’s time to take a look at handlebars. In our latest test, we have taken bars with very similar height, width, and sweep dimensions, and tried to replicate a lifetime of nose-diving into the ground and pulling up on the bars for a sprint to gain speed in a confined space.
The Stampy handlebar rig drives down on the grip sections right where your hands would be with 1000N (that is about 225 pounds of force) per side, and then pulls back up with another 1000N (225lb). It drives down at a 45 degree angle, just like you would in real life. However, unlike a real rider, the Stampy rig can do this 18,000 times per hour, for as long as it takes to break the handlebar. To get an idea of what that’s like, you can fill a backpack with bricks until you weigh 225 pounds and then attempt to do 30,000 one-arm push-ups, and 30,000 one-arm pull-ups.
As expected, when we tested our bars against our competitor’s bars that had similar geometry, we outperformed them once again. Our worst bar was 33% better than the best of the rest, and our best bar was over 400% more durable than the worst. So remember, when you are buying bars, although they may look very similar, they are not all “the same”.
When you see how hard we push to make the best parts; to make them better and better every chance we get, it is easy to understand why our legendary lifetime warranty against bending and breaking is still around 17 years after we first introduced it. And when you see the contrast between our bars and our competitors, you can also quickly see why most of their warranties have long since been quietly canceled or modified with complicated terms and conditions that usually limit the warranty to manufacturing defects alone.
Our new 4.5″ plastic Graduate Pegs are available now. Fast sleeves and full 4130 core. Switch grinds brought to you by Broc Raiford.
If you’re a fan of Odyssey and 4-piece bars, today is your day! The new 49er bars are available now.
Ask for them at your local shop or favorite mailorder.
Believe it or not, the Graduate Pegs are our first plastic pegs. It comes in at 4.5″ in length and features a full 4130 core. Replacement sleeves available separately.
Our new Pursuit grips are available now.
Ask for them at your local shop or favorite mail order.
Odyssey Air Supply tubes are specifically sized to fit modern BMX tires, and they are manufactured with a stronger emphasis on quality versus simply chasing the lowest possible price. On average, the Air Supply BMX tube retains air significantly longer than others currently available on the market. This is down to both the rubber that is used, and because of strict quality control during manufacturing.
It is normal to assume that a “tube is a tube”, but a higher quality tube will always last longer than a cheap tube during comparable everyday use.
Retail – $4.99
Over the last few months, Jacob Cable, Travis Hughes, Broc Raiford and Justin Spriet all stunted on their Clutch freecoaster hubs for the camera of Francis Castro. Sit back and enjoy then hit up your local bike shop or favorite mailorder and ask for the Clutch.
Our Clutch Freecoaster is available now as a Hub Only or in a Complete Wheel laced to our Hazard Lite Rim.
Track: Take
Artist: Marshall Poole
Label: Defendu Records
Website: http://marshallpoolemusic.com
