A Way of Life may have come out a year ago but its message is timeless.
Narrated by 44-year old BMXer, Gervais Rousseau, the short documentary (by Julien Rodrigues) talks about all the things and places riding has brought him.
How something so relatively simple, a bicycle, has meant so much to him and what drives him to continue.
Have a look…I promise you’ll be psyched to ride once you’re done.
Hot on the heels of the news that Standard is debuting an OS20 125r race frame, we learn that legendary frame builder, Gary Turner, is also testing an OS20 race bike with a 22″ top tube!
With GT Bicycles already having a complete OS20 bike (the Pro Series XXL OS20), Standard releasing its OS20 125r, and other “artisan” brands like Stout and Indust producing custom OS20 frame and fork sets…this wheel size is finally (after almost four years after its introduction) starting to see some momentum.
We checked out Kyle Forte’s new United signature model, the KF22, a couple weeks back and took note of Kyle’s claim that it would hold special appeal to tall riders.
We didn’t doubt Kyle on that, but the real question we wanted to know is…how does it ride?
Well, Kyle provides the answer in this new promo vid for the KF22.
He flat out shreds on it.
Check it.
This feels like it kind of came out of nowhere….
Standard Bykes dropped the news yesterday that not only were they developing an OS20-version of their popular 125r frame…but they were,
“going to start stocking these race frames and forks ASAP”
Hot damn, that’s big news.
I wonder who the next company will be to offer a stock model in the OS20-size?
With GT already offering an OS20 complete, the Pro Series XXL OS20 (the one Mike Day had a hand in developing), the “OS20 space” seems to have gotten a whole lot more interesting.
(Pic: Standard Bykes)
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