Bike Check with Peter Geys' Chrome HARO Lineage 20.75

Mar 18, 2015

Written by Bart de Jong

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-Frame: HARO Lineage 20.75 Chrome
-Forks: HARO Lineage Chrome
-Headset: Total BMX polish
-Stem: HARO frontload Alu colour
-Bars: HARO Lineage Chrome
-Grips: Longneck Ck black
-Bar ends: ODI
-Cranks: HARO Lineage black spline drive
-Chain: Shadow V2 black

-Sprocket: Total bmx
-Bottom Bracket set: Total bmx
-Pedals: Chromag Canadese made super clean
-Seatpost: Shadow
-Seat: Odyssey
-Front tire: Fit faf 2.25
-Front rim: Gsport
-Front hub: Profile elite
-Rear rim: Gsport
-Rear tire: Fit faf 2.30
-Rear hub: Profile elite
-Brakes: brakeless
-Hub guards: Profile

The tires match well with the Lineage stickers making the bike look special. Do you like it much?
Peter Geys: it's one of the best ever.

You have been riding brakeless for a long time, also when you rode vert a lot. Do you ever miss the brakes?
Peter Geys: Never miss them only when I started riding brakeless.

At your bike shop you sell BMX bikes. Which ones are most popular?
Peter Geys: Haro Bikes, Total BMX, Premium, wtp.

As a trainer, doing a BMX school for the kids at your own park, they must be looking up to what bike you are riding. What HARO models do you sell the most?
Peter Geys: HARO 118

What's the best part of your bike?
Peter Geys: The best and longest durable is the Profile elite hubset.
You ride big bars, what do you like about riding big bars?
Peter Geys: I like it but I always customize them! I love it when the bars are on shoulder width!

Which are some of the companies that help you out?
Peter Geys: Red Bull, DC, HARO, Extreme Cycling, The 900 shop, TSG, Wielerbond Vlaanderen