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Showing posts with label Customer Builds. Show all posts

Christian Petersen's Federal Lacey


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Christian Petersen was in a few weeks ago for some Colony wheels, cranks and some other things and finished his build today with this Federal Lacey frame and Ty High bars in the awesome metallic purple colourway, as well some Odyssey CS2 Race forks and the super clean Colony Seat-post combo.

All in all one dialled bike!
Posted by Mitch
Labels: Customer Builds, Federal Bikes

HAWxChemicalStorm Custom Bike



A few weeks ago Jeff from Chemical Storm heard about our store and came to us with a concept. He wanted a custom bike to represent what Chemical Storm was all about to put on display at Newtons Nation at Mount Panorama. The colours/design/specifications were all up to us.

After a little brainstorming we came up with a "Top-Deck" black and white concept based loosely off one of Chemical Storm's existing snowboards. We showed Jeff a quick mockup and he was psyched!

For the build itself we decided to run with Wethepeople, Eclat and Shadow Conspiracy parts. The frame is a WTP A2B with WTP Mad Max Bars and WTP Helium Forks. We thought it would be an interesting concept to use to completely different branded wheels so we ran with an Eclat rim to Eclat hub for the rear and a Shadow Orbis rim to Raptor hub on the front. The drivetrain is all Shadow with a Ravager sprocket, Torrid cranks and Ravager pedals. We tied it all up with some Eclat Scope grips, WTP seat and Primo wall tyres.

Since opening the shop we had always talked about doing "art" bikes and how we would love to push the creative side of BMX a bit further. We had met artist HAW a few weeks earlier by chance (he was lurking around our alley, haha) and had discussed the possibility of hand painted frames, which he was down with. When this project popped up HAW was our first point of call and he gladly accepted. We're beyond stoked with how it all turned out!

The bike will be on display in-store until Thursday so get in and check it out!
Posted by Mitch
Labels: Chemical Storm, Collaborations, Customer Builds, Customs, HAW

Craig's Federal Lacey and a new project...


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Loyal LUX customer Craig Massey dropped in last night to set up a brand new Federal Lacey frame in the amazing new Teal colourway. As you can tell from the photo Craig is stoked!

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We're also getting the final touches done on a cool little project we've been working on for the last few weeks. more on that later but heres a little sneak peak...


Posted by Mitch
Labels: Customer Builds, Customs

Federal and John's new Morrow

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Our latest shipment of Federal gear landed this week and the new colours look beyond amazing! To help keep you colour co-ordinated and looking fresh we're offering 15% off a matching pair of coloured bars when you pick up a frame!


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Good customer John Baker was so psyched on the Morrow frames that he got us to build him a fresh one. We also replaced his Profile axle with a custom male one side, female the other axle perfect for pegs as well as modified a Primo Drive Side Guard to fit. Super tech!

If you've got an idea for a custom modification done to your bike don't be scared to ask. Chances are we'll be more than happy to take on the challenge!
Posted by Mitch
Labels: Customer Builds, Federal Bikes, New Product

Michael Pfeiffer's Macneil


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Michael dropped in today to get a few bits and pieces but ended up almost rebuilding his whole bike. Turned out great! The frame is a Macneil Bibi in the awesome light blue colourway, with matte teal Blazer forks and Silencer XLT bars (on sale now for $69.95!). Add to that a Shadow Conspiracy Wheelset and pedals in highlighter blue, some teal Odyssey Wombolts and you've got a pretty sweet setup.
Posted by Mitch
Labels: Customer Builds
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