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We had a reasonably large United delivery show up this morning. All the parts are on the site now so if you were after some United parts we now have them all back in stock!

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Nathan Williams Mothership Frames are now back in stock along with white United 40 Frames and all the United Value Bottom Brackets.

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Nathan Williams Grande Bars are back in stock aswell. Also the Unted Squad hubgaurds are now available in the new colours.

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As I said above all the parts are now on the GrooveBMX online shop so go buy something! 

We should have a big Wethepeople and Eclat delivery tomorrow so i'll post pics of all that when it arrives.

Also......

Check this company out.

http://www.fortytwobmx.com/

Im not gonna say too much about it but keep and eye out for the FortyTwoBmx products in the near future.

 

We had our delivery of Sunday complete bikes arrive yesterday. These bikes are built up using masses of Odyssey after market parts making them the best value for money complete bikes available. One of the guys over at IMG has worked out exactly how much Odyssey parts you get with the Sunday Pro Complete.

Info form IMGdistribution.co.uk:

We've set out the specs below, together with rrp's for the parts that are available separately as aftermarket components. If you total those up you'll see how good value these bikes are.

Draw you own conclusions but we're confident you're looking at some of the best value complete bikes in BMX.

  • Frame: 20.75" Full chromoly frame, Wave D/T, integrated H/T
  • Fork: Full chromoly w/1pc CNC steerer tube
  • Handlebar: Full chromoly Triumph style bar (28" wide, 8" rise, 12 deg. backsweep, 1 deg. upsweep)
  • Stem: Odyssey Classic Front Load, 53mm (rrp £59.95)
  • Headset: Integrated 1-1/8"
  • Spacer: 5mm (1pc)
  • Brake Lever: Odyssey Monolever, small (rrp £19.95)
  • Brake: Odyssey Evo II (rrp £39.95)
  • Brake Cable: Odyssey Linear Slic Kable (rrp £8.99)
  • Grips: Odyssey Aaron Ross Grips (rrp £8.99)
  • Seat: Odyssey Aitken, pivotal (rrp £33.99)
  • Seat Post: Pivotal
  • Seat Clamp: Sunday
  • Sprocket: Sunday 25T T-6061 CNC, adaptor included
  • Cranks: Odyssey Twombolt 2pc, RHD, 175mm (rrp £149.99)
  • BB Parts: Sealed mid
  • Pedals: Odyssey Twisted PC, 9/16"(rrp £19.99)
  • Rims: Odyssey Quadrant (rrp £44.99 each)
  • Front Hub: Odyssey Vandero 2, 3/8", 36h (rrp £59.99)
  • Rear Hub: Odyssey V3 Cassette, 14mm, 9t, 36h (rrp £109.99)
  • Spokes: Steel (F/189mm and R/186mm)
  • Front Tire: Odyssey Aitken, 2.25"(rrp £23.99)
  • Rear Tire: Odyssey Path, 2.10"(rrp £19.99)
  • Chain: KMC Z510H 1/2" x 1/8" 

Total Value of Odyssey parts: £645.78p

Considering the bike retails for £649.99 that pretty much means you are getting the frame, forks and bars for free!!

Here's a pic of the Sunday Pro Complete with all the others behind it. Bright enough?

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In other not so serious news: :p

G-Dogg is back! After his savage crash on the rail at saffy his smashed elbow was repaired using space age meterials and technology. He is now back riding, not 100% in control of the bionic arm yet but certainly getting there.

Here is a pic of him "bustin" a mizzive 1 footed flatty. If you were ever in wondering how to perfrom the perfect 1 foot flatty take notes here. The angle of the shot makes it look likes he is just laying on the floor but trust me he is a atleast 8ft high and transfering from the bowl to the grass bank ;)

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(Notice how serious his face is even though he is infact just laying on the floor. G-Dogg is a serious BMX'er)

In even less serious news......

Whilst preparing my dinner for when I arrive home like all good women should (thats right I said that, know you role ladies), my gilfriend caught a Pea disease from the petit pois (small peas, for those who skipped french lessons at school) They attacked her hands in some sort of rebellion against being put into boiling water. Don't worry I came to the rescue, saved her hands and ate them to make sure it wouldn't happen again. This is what her hands looked like during the attack.

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Watch out for peas, especially the french kind they WILL fight back.

 ....enough mythical tales....I now must get back to work.

Last Updated ( Friday, 12 March 2010 13:33 )

 

Time for another bike check I think. This time Alsy "Badman" Childs. Alsy is pretty tall (Nuff tall if you wanna be "street" about it) so he rides a 21.25 frame to give his mazzive legs some room so that he can bust bar spins all day long.

Check his bike out below:

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Spec:

Frame: Twenty Bike Co 2010 Frenchkiss 21.25

Fork: Odyssey Race

Bars: Bicycle Union Motorcade 

Grips: Macniel Traveller

Stem: Eclat Hannibal

Headset: Odyssey

Seat: Shadow Conspiracy

Post: Some pivitol Post, Who cares they are all the same

Cranks: Eclat Tibia

Sprocket: United 28T

BB: Probably a broken mid of some sort

Pedals: Shadow Nostra Sealed

Chain: Izumi

Front Wheel: Odyssey Vandero with custom "stones" for bearings, United spokes, Alienation Delinquent rim, Odyssey Aitken 2.25 Tan wall.

Rear Wheel: My old Primo mix (sick hub) 9T, United spokes, Alienation Delinquent Rim, Odyssey Path 2.1 Tan wall.

Pegs: No idea but he needs new ones.

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 09 March 2010 14:20 )

 

Finally had a few sunny days in Harlow, about time too. Me and Alsy spent the day at the local park enjoying the sunshine. Felt good to properly jump the hip in the bowl, its been too long since it was warm enough to ride in a T-shirt.

Splendid day..........

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Me nose manny.

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Alsy up rail double peg to ice.

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Me smith to ice

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Me jumping my favourite hip.

 

 

Jordy just got a new frame and forks so I thought it would be best for him to have the first bikecheck on the GrooveBMX blog.

If you know Jordy you'll know he's not exactly poor. So when he realised the other day that no money had been spent on his bike for a few months he came down to splash some cash.

He was riding a hawk V2 but I think we all knew (jord included) that it is a nice frame the Hawk V2 was not the right frame for him. Jord is a spur of the moment kind of guy and the Hawk was there so he just got it. This time Jord wanted something that was right for him. Although he did nearly go for the mazzive United 40 in 21.25 even though he is 5'10" haha.

In the end he went for the new Wethepeople Worriors frame and the also new Wethepeople Scorpio forks to match. Both frame and forks use the new invest cast dropout's which is supposed to be stronger and looks better I think. Jord rode it for the first time properly last night and he seemed to be getting on with it just fine.

 check it out:

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Spec:

Frame: Wethepeople Worriors 21"TT

Fork: Wethepeople Scorpio

Bars: United Nathan Williams

Grips: Eclat Team

Stem: Fit Olde English

Headset: Odyssey

Seat: Eclat Gonzo

Post: Some pivitol that Jord has cut donw to about 0.01mm long

Cranks: Wethepeople Royal 185mm

Sprocket: Odyssey Vermillion 28T

BB: ? Mid

Pedals: Shadow Nostra Sealed

Chain: Stupid Shadow Halflink

Front Wheel: Twenty Highland Front Hub, United spokes, Demolition Rim, Odyssey Aitken 2.25 red wall

Rear Wheel: Twenty Highland Rear Hub 9T, United spokes, Primo 6000 Rim, Odyssey Aitken 2.25 red wall

Pegs: Animal Lights

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Jordy Bustin' a his first tooth hangover. Many, many crashed happened before this was pulled.

Last Updated ( Monday, 01 March 2010 11:35 )

 

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