-Frame: Stolen 24” Gold model frame w/ post production heat-treated (P2) 4130 Chromoly butted tubing
-Fork: Stolen 24” Gold model 100% w/ P2 Chromoly tubes
-Handlebar: Stolen Cell model 8” P2 Chromoly
-Grips: Stolen Loot flanged w/ Vortex barplugz
-Stem: Stolen Stratos high-rise top load
-Headset: Stolen Insider sealed, integrated
-Bottom Bracket: Stolen Revolver MID Sealed
-Cranks: Stolen Talon, 3 pc, 48 splined 4130 Chromoly
-Sprocket: Stolen 25t Eternity Ring
-Chain: Stolen Balland-chain, half-link
-Wheels: Stolen 24” Rebellion sealed with 10T driver,female axles
-Tires: Stolen 24” Joint HP, Tanwall
-Seat: Stolen Kushion Pivotal handmade w/ 500d Multicam top
-Seat Post: Stolen Pivotal Tuner, 200mm
Weight: 27.2 lbs
Retail: $1,700.00
You can see the STLNBIKES X MULTICAM bike in person at the Crye Precision booth #32403 during the annual SHOT Show at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas, January 20-23 2015. Unfortunately, you need to be present at the SHOT Show in order to place a bid.
-STLNBIKES Development Team
Stolen has teamed up with Multicam to create this one of a kind 24” BMX cruiser. The bike has been donated to Crye Precision’s annual SHOT Show silent auction, which benefits various Military Special Operations charities. We at Stolen were excited when presented with the opportunity to work with the amazing people at Crye/Multicam, especially for such a noble cause. We started this project just over a month ago and partnered with American Firearms in La Habra, Californa who Hydrographically dipped the frame, fork and bar in the Multicam pattern, provided by Crye Precision. Multicam provided some 500d heavy-duty material for our handmade Pivotal seat. Spartan Village of Gainesville, Virgina stepped up and donated our custom StlnBikes/Multicam/Infared headtube patch with an amazing 24 hour turn around (thanks Vic).
We would like to thank everyone involved in making this happen and are truly honored to have been a part of this project.
SPECIFICATIONS
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