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www.unionstreetbikes.com
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Union Street Bikes
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Nice looking rig. Really straight forward, no BS approach. I dig it.
Cheers,
Landon.
www.tonicfab.com
Cheers,
Landon.
www.tonicfab.com
The chainstay yoke looks great.
Very cool bike. Nice work guys. I've just built up a Tonic Fall Guy, and I love it (Thanks Landon). Eventually I'll post a review here somewhere. A 24 just feels so much closer to a bmx for me, so I'm down with the cause.
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Sick bike! How much do they cost to get? I really want a bmx bike but I hate sprangin my wrists all the time so I like a shock. If it's under $400 I will deff consider getting me one of these (but I doubt it is under $400).
Hmm looks good What's the weight, price and available colors? Also what tires are they? the rear look like it would be tight for a larger tire (hookworm)
I hope to eliminate my animation crap late today so it will work with other browsers...
The frames first run is in two colors Dark Red as shown and Dark Green.
The price will be $500 US Dollars
Weight is 6.0 lbs --Real weight not hypothetical internet weight like most Forks and a lot of other companies frames...
Tires- the bikes will fit a 2.3 KRAD or Kutlas comfortably a Hookworm might fit but I doubt it... that tire is pretty big... I use a Primo Dirtmonster which the sidewall says 1.85 but measures using calipers 2.0, the other bike on the site (with the less knobby tires) runs Specialized Compound tires which is also a 2.0.
The frames first run is in two colors Dark Red as shown and Dark Green.
The price will be $500 US Dollars
Weight is 6.0 lbs --Real weight not hypothetical internet weight like most Forks and a lot of other companies frames...
Tires- the bikes will fit a 2.3 KRAD or Kutlas comfortably a Hookworm might fit but I doubt it... that tire is pretty big... I use a Primo Dirtmonster which the sidewall says 1.85 but measures using calipers 2.0, the other bike on the site (with the less knobby tires) runs Specialized Compound tires which is also a 2.0.
Hadn't looked very closely at that at first... The chainstay yoke looks familiar: Tonic Fall Guy.rpet said:
It works very well though, not trying to be an @ss...
how did you get a peg for the 20 mil axel???
You just replace the bolt on the axle with a longer one..
i love small builders like you guys, nowhere else will you get such unique ideas(gyro,14.6 cs)
keep up the good work!
P.S at 14.6 chainstay that bike must super maneuvrable!?
keep up the good work!
P.S at 14.6 chainstay that bike must super maneuvrable!?
Thanks RBX.... yep it is super agile... we wanted it to feel a lot like a 20" street bike and a little like a mtb bike... in fact it is quicker than a race cruiser which normally have 15.5" stays..
Ill vouch for this, its quickness makes the ride feel really intuitive which leads to more and more confidence.
Just an idea to help you guys sell those, get in touch with unrealcycles.com they specialize in "hardcore hardtails" I'm not affiliated with them at all, but they sell a lot of smaller companies frames
EDIT: oh yeah, the frames look sick
EDIT: oh yeah, the frames look sick
the ORIGINAL HARDCORE HARDTAIL alex get it rightescapeartist said:
that is a good idea though, ive bought some stuff from there and the owner is really cool
they sell a lot of lesser known companys like woodman, vodoo, black market, endless etc., they also sell some bigger awesome hardtail companys like evil and bmw, check it out!
Yep I have sent an e-mail to Ben I was one of his first companies before he had an actual store (I think anyway) I hope he replies soon...maybe he will see this.
Now available for purchase!