Products

New Resist Parts Available Now

Resist has been dropping some serious goodies on us the last couple weeks! I’ve already posted about the 2 forks they just released, but now there are also new cranks and a new Latte colored Icon saddle available now! Here’s what Resist had to say about the cranks:

Specs:

  • 19mm 48 Spline Heat treated Spindle
  • 165mm Crank arm size
  • 4140 Heat Treated Chromoly
  • Weight: 21.2oz (Arms Only)

“Our Resist cranks have heat-treated tubular chromoly arms that include a forged spindle boss. Made with a 48 spline, 19 mm hollow chromoly spindle and flush mount spindle bolts that is flush with the arm to reduce ankle scarring.”

Includes a manufacturer’s Lifetime Warranty against cracks & breaks. 

Both of these good looking items available here!

RESIST JBALL SIGNATURE “JAB” FORK OUT NOW!

Cats out of the bag! My Resist JAB 700c fork is out now. These utensils have been in the works for months now and I’m really happy with the way they turned out. I love colliding worlds, so my man Gus Molina helped out with the sweet boxing Cleto Reyes inspired decals. Chrome polish of course because chrome is king. Resist brake hole is the cherry on top. At 420 A2C and a long steer tube, these are perfect for either 700c FGFS bikes or to throw on your existing track bike to do some sweet barspins.

These are now available at the Resist webstore and bike shops that distribute Volume and Resist goods for $189. Here are the dirty details on the specs:

  • 420mm A2C
  • Steer Tube Length – 300mm
  • One-piece 1-1/8″ Steer-tube
  • Fits 45c + Tires
  • Full 100% 4130 Heat-Treated
  • Full CNC CRMO 5mm thick dropout
  • Dropout Offset/rake: 20mm
  • Weight: 2 lbs 8 oz

Another piece of news Resist announced to my surprise was a 26″ fork! This one featured a threaded top cap, short A2C at 391mm, and a butted steerer tube. BEEFY. Here are the specs:

  • One-piece 1-1/8″ Steer-tube
  • Full 100% 4130 Heat-Treated
  • Full CNC CRMO 5mm thick dropout
  • Dropout Offset/rake: 20mm
  • Weight: 2 lbs 6 oz
  • 391mm A2C
  • Steer Tube Length – 165mm

Both forks are available now on the Resist webstore!

Destroy – CERBERUS RAFFLE

Destroy is hosting a raffle giveaway for one of their beautiful Cerberus frames! Each $10 ticket gets you one entry with unlimited entries available. Here’s what Destroy has to say about it:

“CHANCE TO WIN!
For the month of May head to our website to enter to win this sweet CERBERUS (size small)
ALSO.
Every Friday we will be adding a little extra spice to the prize pool! We’ve partnered up with some rad people to bring you some cool gear!”

Raffle ends at the end of May. Head to the Destroy site to enter here!

TYRANT LEGACY BUILD + RIDE + REVIEW

Tyrant Bikes, owned by former Leader owner Sal Sambroso, was kind enough to send a Tyrant Legacy steel frame our way to build up, ride, and talk about. Gallery of the build and some additional thoughts after the jump!

(more…)

Volume Velocity Stem Now Available

The prototype Volume stem I’ve been rocking is now available! Really unique design on this that I’ve been loving. No slippage and no problems either. Here are the details from Volume:

“New for 2024 the Velocity Top Load Stem.

6061 CNC stem that features extensive external & internal CNC cuts to reduce weight, a wider 44 mm clamping area, chamfered and rounded edges plus a ø32 mm recessed compression bolt cutout.

The stem also features an aero dynamic forward “V” shape with external machining on the sides to go with the flow.”

  • Reach: 50 mm
  • Stack Height: 33 mm
  • Rise (Upright): 32 mm
  • Weight: 10.8 oz

Grab one here!

RUFF CALENDAR NOW AVAILABLE

Corey put together this amazing Ruff calendar from misc. shots on his film camera over the years featuring the Ruff squad! This might actually be the first FGFS specific calendar ever. Here’s the details:

Riders and friends:

JACOB RUFF
MATT SPENCER
COREY SAN AGUSTIN
JOHNATHAN BALL
CHASE DAVIS
CHASE HENLEY

FRIENDS:

LUCAS “PIZZA_MAYNE” PETRUZZELLI
TYLER JOHNSON

This calendar features film photos shot and collaged by Corey San Agustin.

Photos were taken from 2019 to 2023 while filming for edits in Barcelona, Boise, Southern California, Seattle, Portland and Atlanta.

Buy one here!