Hit up Ride UK for an interview with George French about using 3D printers.
Hit up your local bike shops and favorite mail-orders to protect your Simian Front Hub.
Technical Specs
- Forged from 7075-T6 aluminum for greater strength and durability
- Steel insert prevents guard deformation, prolonging bearing life
Van Homan and his Tom Dugan spent some time in Hamburg recently to film for an upcoming Fit DVD. Freedom BMX was around and put together this sweet behind the scenes video. Click HERE to watch it!
Jordan Waters is repping Gsport in the UK through our friends at IMG Distribution. Check out this video he put together for us.
Our Simian front hub is a high quality, sealed front hub with in-bound axle bolts that is guard compatible. The hub’s steel collar shape simplifies removal for bearing and axle maintenance. An oversized axle and bearing configuration is used for unmatched durability.
Available now in Black or High Polished.
Also available in our Elite Front Wheel.
↓TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Spoke Configuration: 36 hole
- Hub Shell Material: 7075-T6 aluminum
- Hub Shell Bearings: 6804RS sealed cartridge ball bearing
- Axle: 3/8″ 4130 chromoly axle bolts with 20mm, 7075-T6 aluminum female axle with steel helicoiled threads
- Guard Option: Simian specific, 7076-T6 aluminum. Additional designs available soon.
- Effective Flange Diameter: 45.1mm
- Flange to Center Distance: 31.6mm
- Weight: 266g / 10.5oz
We don’t know why it took so long for Van Homan to get his own signature peg, but the wait is finally over. We worked closely with Van to nail down a steel peg that’s suitable for his riding style and to his exact specifications.
To learn more about the pegs, check out a Q&A with Van over on The Merged.
Van Pegs are available now, so hit up your local shop or favorite mailorder.
↓TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Material: Heat Treated 4140
- Length: 108mm / 4.25″
- Diameter: 39mm / 1.5″
- Configuration: 14mm or 3/8″
- Rotation Positions: 3
- Weight: 213 grams / 7.5oz
Click on over to Vital BMX to check out what Van is cruising on these days.
Imagine living on this street and looking out your living room window to catch a glimpse of Van downside whipping off a shipping container.
Garrett and I took a short trip to ride the city of Baltimore, Maryland and stack some footage. Baltimore is one of the cities that Garrett rode the most growing up, so now that he resides in Long Beach, CA, it was rad to see him back on home field so to speak. Garrett may be a Long Beach transplant, but I think this video does a good job at showing how his wallride-filled, spot-oriented style of riding was shaped by the East Coast architecture he grew up riding. – Zach Krejmas