-Sprocket: CULT Member 28T -Cranks: Eclat Tibia
-Bottom Bracket set: some random one
-Pedals: Animal Hamilton, only pedals I'll ever want to run
-Seatpost clamp: Integrated
-Seatpost: CULT
-Seat: CULT Occult
-Front tire: Shadow Overtaker 2.25"
-Front rim: Season
-Front hub: Odyssey Vandero 2
-Rear rim: Season
-Rear tire: Khe street, 2.1"
-Rear hub: Shadow raptor 9t
-Hub guards: Shadow
-Pegs: CULT Doomsday
Weight: No clue, it feels solid and that's all that matters really. I guess it's pretty light.
Parts you need most often? I don't really break parts too often, so just the parts that wear down for the most part; tires, grips, pedals.
Do you have a hook up for most parts?
CULT hooked me up with this setup, psyched on it, thanks Robbie. Soulcycle bmx shop also helps me out, thanks dudes.
Do you care about the looks of your bike?
To a certain extent, I just get psyched when my bike looks fresh
haha, I love how it looks right now, wouldn't change a thing. Does it have to roll smooth all the time?
Yeah I guess I keep it tight for the most part, I don't have to adjust it that often anyways, I'm pretty easy on my bike I guess. I hate it when my cranks wobble though, that's the only thing that would really bother me haha.
What tire pressure do you run? I usually pump them up to about 80 PSI, but it always goes down to like 50, anywhere in between 50 and 80 PSI is fine.
Thanks to: Robbie Morales and all the guys at CULT, Paul de Jong at VANS, Koen de Groot and Jeroen Bouwmeester at SOULCYCLE, and all my homies for always being down to ride and chill. Good times all the time.
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