STANDARD BYKE COMPANY “BUILD YOUR DREAM FRAME” DESIGN COMPETITION

Aug 11, 2009

Written by Bart de Jong

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Have you ever wanted to “blend” the attributes of your favorite BMX bikes together (front end from one, middle section from another, and your own idea for an innovative rear end) to make the perfect “dream” frame? Well, one way or the other...here is your chance. Standard Byke Company is giving VintageBMX Site Supporters the chance of a lifetime—to concept and realize their dream frame. Dream big, get picked, and you’ll be riding it before you know it. TO ENTER: Develop a concept (you can use pencil & paper, CAD, or just describe it in this thread—illustrations or CAD highly preferred), and post it in this thread. HOW THE WINNER IS CHOSEN: On September 1, six finalists will be chosen from all entries, and the community will vote on the best design to be produced from September 2 – 9.

SUBMISSIONS SHOULD INCLUDE:
-Primary Purpose: Race, Freestyle, Flatland, Trails, etc.
-Design Facets: Looptail, double diamond, etc.
-Finish: Color(s) or Chrome

-Geometry: Top tube length, BB height and style, all tube sizes, angles, etc..

ONE SUBMISSION PER MEMBER, PLEASE, so give it your best shot!

If you have any questions as to production constraints or shop capabilities, please address it in this thread.

Rules.
1. Real designs only. Nothing crazy like a lowrider tandem, or “science fiction-fantasy” concepts like a twisted square tube.
2. Winning design will be chosen based on originality, the design’s feasibility to go from sketch to steel, and the production capabilities of Standard Byke Co.'s shop.
3. Open to VINTAGEBMX.COM SITE SUPPORTERS only. Site supporters help keep Vintage going and growing, and it’s only $35yr. Not a site supporter? Sign Up Here
4. Production will take 6-8 weeks from the date selected.
5. Winner picks the finish and/ or color(s) from the palette offered by Standard Byke Company.
6. One submission per member. Each submission can have two additional revisions before the September 1 Deadline. The latest revision is the one that will be considered by the judges.