Yes. This is what bmx needs in marketing. An in depth well thought out engineered approach to why the product is superior to its competitors, and at least some of the science behind it. Odyssey does this really well too. This is part of the reason why mountain bikes sell like fucking hotcakes every time some sort of marginally new tech is introduced. Granted a bmx bike is a far more simple machine, being the most stripped down basic bike on the market aside from a fixie. But it's great to hear a product promo that's not "yoooo whassup my dudes, it's (insert pro rider) here today to talk about my new _______. Yeah we haven't changed much, but for 2020 we're reppin a new colorway, and it comes with these all new fresh ass stickers. Go out and get one today."
Well spoken and thought out cause I don’t hear to many riders or companies explain their products or use, “the explanations” and personal health I’ll buy your oversized stem I use 25.4 stem with the oversized bars it was a little bit of a weight difference but built the strength up to use them I’ve had the same experience as you with tires can Give a long list can’t wait to try these out bars too!!!!
@ourbmx keep these coming! So good having the insight when it comes to the process of product designing, manufacturing. So well put together and also, nice to see riding clips actually related to the use and abuse the featured parts go thru. Bravo A+
Big bars are way better I used to ride the eights years ago i’ve been riding an S&M parts forever I ride the trans purple 11s hell yeah they should make another size up size 13
