The Forecaster has the most technical geometry that we offer. It’s perfect for street and park riders who need the steep 75˚ headtube and the short 13.25″ chainstay length. Plus it comes with a Wave downtube and the 41 Thermal lifetime guarantee. The Forecaster is ridden by Gary Young, Jake Seeley, Eric Lichtenberger, Erik Elstran, Lee Dennis and Alex Magallan. Watch the video to see all the features.

Josh Irvine rides for Sunday in Australia.  Thanks to our distributor, BMX International, for hooking him up with a Forecaster, so he can make rad videos like this one.  Enjoy!

Alex Magallan wasted no time filming something for his new shoe sponsor Ipath.  Here’s a raw iPhone video of him riding some spots around Nashville.  Unfortunately, his phone took a bad spill during the filming. You’ll see what I’m talking about in the last clip.

Check out Alex’s recent Ride BMX magazine cover right HERE

BMX Union did a good interview with the Trail Squad about their recent trip video that is posted above.  Check out the interview right HERE.

Yes, Full Factory Distribution is hiring!   All the info is below.

Full Factory Distribution

Distributor of Sunday Bikes, Odyssey, Fairdale, G-Sport and Flatware is looking for experienced sales reps to join their growing team.

Two positions available:
In-house Los Angeles based rep
Independent sales reps throughout the US.

Qualified applicants should e-mail their resume and contact information to: bobbyp@fullfactorydistro.com

Seth Peterson has a good Fat Favourites over on Fat BMX, so go follow the link to check it out.  Bike flip out of the airport mini in Austin.

Alex Magallan has officially joined the Ipath footwear team.  The team was announced today, so go check out their site to see the shoes and the very stacked team that he has joined.  Seems like everything is going well for Alex.  He recently joined the Dan’s Comp team, had an amazing Props Owned section and got the cover of the newest Ride BMX issue.  Congrats Alex!

Follow this LINK to see Alexandr riding his previous Forecaster frame.

Check out this huge landing that Scot Draper has been building in Austin.  It takes a lot of digging to build this thing.  Hopefully we can get some clips of him riding it soon.

Huge congratulations goes out to Alex Magallan for getting the cover and interview in the newest issue of Ride BMX.  The spot in this photo is so insane and you might have seen it in his Props Owned video section.  Nice work Alex!

The Trail Squad took it’s annual pilgrimmage to the northeast last fall. Scot Draper, Chris Hilbrich, Aaron Day, Bobby DeLaat and Logan Beyhl traveled by van from Austin, TX to Pawtucket, RI over a 12 day period.  Accompanied by dogs Hershel and Digger, they hit up trails and skateparks in Chicago, Cleveland, all over Pennsylvannia, New York, Long Island and Rhode Island.  Lots of BMX, digging, backyards, woods, BBQ, friends, good times and driving made for a super good time.  Bonus is Gary Young showing up for the last days.

Check out Chance Garrison, who is our flow team rider through Albe’s, can can nosepicking during The Kitchen Skatepark contest recently.  Chance ended up winning the Expert class in the event with moves like this.  Congrats Chance!

Alex Magallan gets our latest print ad that is featured in Dig BMX and Ride UK.  As always, Alex finds the tough and odd things to ride. Wallie jam to toboggan off the inside of the gear.  Photo by Andrew White.

Check out Alex’s Forecaster bike check after the break.

Alex Magallan got added to the Dan’s Comp flow team recently, so they put some photos up of his Forecaster bike along with a bio on their site right HERE.  Notice the Collegiate hat next to Alex, we have new spring colors coming next month, so get ready.

That’s right the 2012 Complete Bikes have landed in France!  Here’s the bikes in the Frenchy’s Distribution warehouse.  So, if you’re live in France and are looking for an orange soda Aaron Ross PRO, Forecaster Special or a Spark then you won’t have to wait much longer.  They are on their way to shops right now.

2012 Complete Completes – The Video from Sunday Bikes

It’s trail season in Austin and Chris Hilbrich is taking full advantage of it. Table photo shot by James Stevens.

Have you guys been to the GSport BMX site to check out the new Garrett Reeves signature Ice Green colorway?  If not then check it out HERE.  The big question is will you see Sunday parts in the same color?  Only time will tell.

TJ Henderson: Take It from Sunday Bikes

Here’s a mini interview with TJ Henderson about his Take It video that we posted on Friday.  I’m sure you guys had some questions due to the opening scene and TJ’s wild trick antics.  Look after the break for the interview.

Let’s start off with the basics, where was this filmed?  How long did it take?  Who filmed it?
This was filmed in Springfield (my hometown) and Champaign, IL.  We had been filming for a year.  Ryan Capranica, Jeremy Garrett and Chris Costello were the dudes that were behind the cameras!

You don’t seem like a guy to get too riled up, what did that guy do at the beginning to make you so mad?
Haha!  I still get tense when thinking about that day.  The guy was being obnoxious and talking a load of nonsense, eventually he started threatening us and when he said he was gonna f me up, I just lost it!  I was so fed up with the guy at the point I was ready to see if he could back up his talk.  Thankfully he didn’t because if you look closely in his right hand you can see a knife pulled whn I started charging at him. You can check out the whole thing at www.vimeo.com/17071538

What did your knee look like after the whip crash into the rocks?  
It wasn’t too bad actually, just a little scraped up.  The worst part were my feet afterwards.  I missed the pedals a couple times and stomped the rocks.  I was hobbling for a few days afterwards.

How are front tire slides working for you?
They aren’t!  Haha!  That has been the only setup I have been able to do them on.  I’m looking forward to the day I can Reuben one our on some coping though.

After the last clip, you can see like 8 extra tubes on the ground like you were getting a lot of flats from the trick.  Was this the case?  How many did you end up getting?
I got 9 flats total on that trick.  At one point, I flatted 6 times in a row and ran out of tubes.  So, that’s why you see all the boxes in the edit.  I came prepared that night.

How long have you been running a freecoaster? 
Ten glorious and backpedal free years!

What does it feel like to do a super high fakie fake air on a quarterpipe?
Crazy and out of control!  It’s totally a go fast and hold on type of move.

It looks so surreal when you carve it on the barspin.  Does carving help at all?
Honestly, that was accidental.  It does make it feel even crazier though.  Fakie pocket airs are a total possibility.

Any big plans coming up?
I have a freecoaster edit coming soon and I’m going to spend the year filming a part of the upcoming Sunday video project.

Anything else you want to add?
I just want to say thanks to Jim C at Sunday and Bobby Parker at Full Factory Distribution for keeping me and my bike fresh.  Chris, Ryan and Jeremy for always being down to help me film/edit stuff and all my friends that keep me motivated and laughing.  Cheers guys!

TJ Henderson brings a unique view of riding into his latest web video. He seems like a guy that can do whatever trick he wants to do, so he chooses the more obscure tricks. There’s not much cooler looking than roller backwards at a quarterpipe with a freecoaster. Lots of good moves in here.

Look for an interview with him on Monday, but check his Forecaster bike check after the break.

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TJ Henderson Forecaster Parts List

Frame: Sunday Forecaster 20.5 black magic
Fork: Sunday Night 2.0 fork w/ 990 mounts
Headset: Odyssey integrated
Stem: Sunday Freeze stem raw
Bars: Sunday Victory Bars
Grips: Odyssey Hawk Grips
Cranks: Odyssey Thunderbolts
Sprocket: Odyssey MDS 28 tooth
Chain: Odyssey Bluebird
Pedals: Odyssey JC PCs
Seat Clamp: Sunday Slim
Seat Post: Sunday Toothy Post
Seat: Premium Fatty
Front Rim: Gsport Birdcage
Front Hub: Odyssey Vandero hub
Front Tire: Odyssey Aitken Klite 2.25 tire
Rear Rim: Gsport Birdcage rim,,
Rear Hub: KHE Reverse hub
Rear Tire: Odyssey path 2.1
Hubguard: United Hub Guard
Levers: Left Odyssey Monolever medium/Right M2 monolever medium
Gyro: Odyssey GTR-X
Brakes: Odyssey Evo IIs with clear pads
Cables: Nokon front cable, Odyssey gyro cables
Pegs: Odyssey Rifle Pegs

TJ Henderson from Sunday Bikes

Check out this photo of Alex hanging out with Cory Branan.  If you’ve seen Alex’s video part in the Props Owned DVD then you’ve hear Cory Brannan sing because it was the song Alex used in his video part.  Cory’s doing a show every Monday in Nashville in January, so if you’re in town go check it out.  Info right HERE.

ESPN wrote a story about us having our website go black due to our participation in the yesterday’s internet strike against the anti-piracy bills SOPA/PIPA.  Check out the story right HERE.  This is still an issue, but support is waning.  Please urge President Obama to veto the bill if it does come to his desk.  You can do that right HERE.

The word on the street is Eric Lichtenberger hates trash, so he wasn’t a fan of this place.  Vader nosepick at a very DIY and random garbage filled spot in Austin. Photo by Andrew Brady.

Check out the video bike check of the Foxtrot Green Forecaster that Eric is riding in this photo after the break.

Eric L’s Video Bike Check from Sunday Bikes

Defgrip today posted this rad Rick Crossman photo of Jim Cielencki up on their site today.  Tight bank to wall on the Wave C.  Follow Jim C on Instagram.