Wethepeople Hybrid Freecoaster Cassette Hub with Ev

Wethepeople and Eclat have recently been making a real shift back into the flatland market, it is great to see them working hard on products that cross over between their main market BMX market (street/park riding), but yet can be used for flatland.
Check out the release of the “Hybrid Hub” switching between cassette and freecoaster which just became a whole lot simpler. The guys over at Lux BMX take the hub apart and explain all well really clearly.
This might be the hub for you, check it out!

Introducing the new BSD Revolution hub

Whilst BSD is not a flatland brand so to speak, James White and Amos Burke have been using this frames and products for a good while now. Yesterday, BSD launched “the Revolution Hub” and this certainly looks like it would work well for flatland. Official word below…

Introducing the new BSD Revolution hub…

A freecoaster hub that feels like a cassette hub, weighs the same as a cassette hub, has a pedal gap like a cassette hub and sounds like a cassette hub. Using the Planetary clutch system.

Hub features:

• 30% lighter than conventional freecoaster hubs.
• No gap when pedalling forward.
• Eradicates unwanted engagement on rollbacks.
• Feels and sounds like a cassette hub.
• No need for oversized hub bearings due to low axial load.
• Supertough hollow male 14mm chromo axle.
• BSD hubguards included.

To find out more about the Revolution hub visit – https://bsdforever.com/revolution

Hersey Zephyr Tyre Promo FT Sebastian Grubinger

HERESY ZEPHYR TYRE from HERESY BMX on Vimeo.

I posted this promo for the new Heresy Zephyr tyre a few days ago on instagram, I am hearing lots of great things about this product. And Sebastian Grubinger throws down a heavy back wheel line for this, with Sevisual on the editing, you will not want to miss.

FlatBastard is born!

Rider and film-maker Mark Locke (the guy behind the A Bike For Che film) has a started a little flat merch brand called FlatBastard, which made us smile a lot.

Mark: ‘It started out as a bit of a joke, but then when I thought more about it I realised it sums it up perfectly: the bastard sons and daughters of BMX, kind of illegitimate and somehow less worthy. But the irony is that even the simplest flat takes so much hard work and perseverance. Usually alone in a car park, hence the ‘BMX Billy Nomates’ slogan with the first tee. The slogan’s obviously a bit tongue in cheek too as we’re perceived that way but there’s actually this amazing network of support. We’re a tribe of Bastards, of all levels, from novice to killing it, dotted all over the globe.’

For now it’s just tees and stickers but other tee designs are planned and possibly also beanies, socks and hoods. All tees are screen printed and then heat pressed for smoothness onto 100% cotton shirts.

Like flatland it’s small, but perfectly formed, and all about the details.

For orders, stock availability or to get on the mailing list email info@flatbastardbmx.com