Daniel Juchatz: "It's a big pleasure for me to present to you the new Sunchaser Signature product line from Mankind BMX. The idea behind this project is to have an original 'real BMX' frame setup with a long backend and a 74,5 degree steering tube angle. The bar is nice and big and we also got a fork with a 32mm offset. All this feels just perfect on all kinds of Trails, Bowls or Skateparks. Have fun with this promo filmed by Michael Lorenz at our home Trails setup in Jena, Germany."
We would like to welcome Ricky Felchner from Leipzig, Germany to the team! Check out his welcome edit, where Ricky goes bananas with his highly technical riding style in the Backyard Skatehall in Oldenburg! Show em what you got!
Name: Evan Brandes
Age: 18
Hometown: Klein Vahlberg, Germany
Sponsors: Mankind / TSG
Bike Check:
Frame: Mankind Getaway Frame 20,75″
Fork: Mankind Justice
New sponsor for Jari Roggeveen. He'll be aboard a Mankind from now on. Paul's Boutique put together the ride and here's the parts list of the blue Mankind Get-a-Way 20.7.
MANKIND Get-a-Way frame 20.7 blue
MANKIND Fork Black
MANKIND Handlebars Black
MANKIND Seat and Seatpost Pivotal
MANKIND Front and Rear wheel Black 9T RHD
MANKIND Stem Black
MANKIND Crankset 175mm 22mm Incl BB Black
MANKIND Valve caps Black
MANKIND PC Pedals Black
Maxxis Grifter Tire 2.10 Foldable Black
Kenda Innertubes 20 x 1.75 Black
BSD Chain Black
BSD 28 T Superlight 3D 5-Spoke sprocket Black
We are very pleased to announce that IMG Distribution is the new Mankind distributor in the UK from now on! For further details shops and mailorders in the UK please contact IMG for all infos on the new Mankind Complete Bikes, frames and parts. Here is what Carlo Criggs from IMG has to say about this: “We’re delighted to have Mankind in IMG’s portfolio of brands for 2018. We want to work with lifelong BMX supporters like Christoph who are committed to maintaining the dealer network that keeps our scene healthy. We were always impressed by the attention to detail of Mankind products and (now that’s been extended to a stunning range of complete bikes) it seems like the
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