After Maca built up a fresh Park Ranger setup, we headed out for some sessions and got to filming. Working with Maca has been a treat, as you can see from the video. She has a fluid style, power and strong focus. We decided to get these clips out sooner rather than later so we could start something fresh with her post Olympics. Enjoy! - Zach Krejmas
Aaron Ross talks you through his current Sunday Nightshift decked out in Odyssey parts. Full parts list below.
With a rad Matte Dusk Fade finish, removable brake hardware, Odyssey aftermarket parts and more... The 2021 Broc Raiford Forecaster complete rides, feels, and looks like a pro-level bike. If you come across one, be sure to swoop it.
"I spent the second half of 2020 just going around by myself, “making up a video.” Having this project gave me an intention to challenge myself in ways I wouldn’t normally and helped me stay sane." - Erik Elstran
With a popular Matte Trans Gold finish, removable brake hardware, Odyssey aftermarket parts and more.... The 2021 Brett Silva Forecaster complete rides, feels and looks like a pro-level bike. Be sure to swoop one if you find one.
Jared Duncan has been working on this one for a while and it shows. Whether it's filmed on the VX, or the HD cam... In Austin, TX or out in California. Watching Jared biking is good 4 U!
This is Alec Siemon's signature bike. You’ll find other Sunday Signature spec’d design cues like the Sunday Seeley Grips, combined with incredible parts like an Odyssey Clutch v2 Freecoaster hub, Odyssey Twisted Pro pedals, and Path Pro tires.
Brett Silva runs down his Sunday Darkwave build while on a recent filming mission in Long Beach, CA.
Julian Arteaga’s signature EX complete bike in Matte Raw is available now at BMX shops worldwide. It features a 100% chromoly frame, fork, and bar, along with a pro-level Odyssey and Sunday parts package. Sealed hubs front and back and frame design upgrades like removable braking hardware give it a clean look.
“Imagine not having to worry about a job, errands, alarms, going to school, or any responsibility really. Within these two months filming with Jerry and Brett, that’s how it was. Covid put everything on lock down so we took that as a pass on all the street we wanted. We grabbed my VX2100, hopped in any car and sent it, and holy hell was it fun. There’s nothing like being out with your boys and shooting the shit while filming on some solid setups. Hope you guys enjoy.” - Julian Arteaga
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.