Gyro: 34r Roto Twister
Bars: 8.8" Berto bar Grips: Odi Longneck
Bar ends: Odi
Brake lever: 34r Clito brake lever
Seat: 34r Berto fat seat
Seatpost: 34r Moto pivotal seatpost
Sprocket: 34r Orto sprocket
Cranks: 34r Orto cranks
BB set: Shadow bb set
Pedals: Diamondback xyz
Chain: Shadow halflink
Brake: 34r Clito brake
Brake pads: 34r Clito brakepads
Brake cables: 34r Clito cables
Front hub: 34r Roto fronthub
Front rim: 34r Roto rim
Front tire:Khe dirt mac2
Rear hub: 34r Roto rear hub
Rear rim: 34r Roto rim
Rear tire: Khe street mac2
Modifications: Natural Why did you stop riding for Diamondback to go ride for 34R?
Channon: The first moment I saw 34r on the BMX Masters a couple of years ago I was blown away. Such nice parts and good people with a big heart for BMX. Now I got the chance to be part of the 34r family. So I'm stoked!
How does your new bike feel?
Channon: It feels so solid! Didn't have the chance to ride at a skatepark yet, but I'm heading to France for the weekend. I will have a ride at Vibrations Urbaines. See you there!
Are you running many different parts on your bike or does it feel similar to what you rode before?
Channon: A whole new brake system, headset and a topload stem. My bike feels solid.
Have you ever tried to ride brakeless?
Channon: Haha, you want me dead? I did it in the past, but it feels like I'm holding back, so I prefer a brake.
Have you ever considered running a front brake to change things up?
Channon: In the past I rode with a frontbrake and 4 pegs! The reason why? I believed I needed a frontbrake to do frontflips. But it's possible without now.
Does weight matter a lot to you? How much does your new bike weigh?
Channon: It does, but I don't want my bike to be 7kg, it feels like I'm heaving more control when it's 10.84kg
Are there any people you'd like to thank?
Channon: Big thanks to 34r and Dante bikes for the opportunity! 040bmxpark, Allis Possible and Urban Assault for always supporting me. Partialpixel Photography for the amazing photo's and Mike Askari for the amazing edits.
Rear rim: 34r Roto rim
Rear tire: Khe street mac2
Modifications: Natural Why did you stop riding for Diamondback to go ride for 34R?
Channon: The first moment I saw 34r on the BMX Masters a couple of years ago I was blown away. Such nice parts and good people with a big heart for BMX. Now I got the chance to be part of the 34r family. So I'm stoked!
How does your new bike feel?
Channon: It feels so solid! Didn't have the chance to ride at a skatepark yet, but I'm heading to France for the weekend. I will have a ride at Vibrations Urbaines. See you there!
Are you running many different parts on your bike or does it feel similar to what you rode before? Channon: A whole new brake system, headset and a topload stem. My bike feels solid.
Have you ever tried to ride brakeless?
Channon: Haha, you want me dead? I did it in the past, but it feels like I'm holding back, so I prefer a brake.
Have you ever considered running a front brake to change things up? Channon: In the past I rode with a frontbrake and 4 pegs! The reason why? I believed I needed a frontbrake to do frontflips. But it's possible without now.
Does weight matter a lot to you? How much does your new bike weigh?
Channon: It does, but I don't want my bike to be 7kg, it feels like I'm heaving more control when it's 10.84kg Are there any people you'd like to thank?
Channon: Big thanks to 34r and Dante bikes for the opportunity! 040bmxpark, Allis Possible and Urban Assault for always supporting me. Partialpixel Photography for the amazing photo's and Mike Askari for the amazing edits.
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