News 13 May 19

Noah Huntzinger Bike Check

We took BSD world wide crew new recruit and pegless tech master Noah Huntzinger on his first trip with the team to Israel last month and grabbed this bike check with him while there. Noah has been testing out our new plastic guard 'barrier sprocket' that just dropped and is getting on well with his frame of choice, the Soulja.

Read on to find out how he likes to run his setup and look out for more from Noah and BSD this year...

Noah's BSD Setup:

Frame	:	Agent orange BSD Soulja 21.2″ frame
Bars	:	Flat raw BSD Raider 10" rise bars
Grips	:	Black BSD Passenger grips
Bar Ends	:	Black BSD PCP bar ends
Stem	:	Polished BSD Race stem
Headset	:	BSD Integrated headset with highriser top cap
Forks	:	Flat BSD Jonesin' Fork
Sprocket	:	Black BSD Barrier Sprocket 28t
Cranks	:	Black BSD Substance cranks 165mm
Pedals	:	Black BSD Safari pedals
Chain	:	BSD Forever chain
Rear Hub	:	Black BSD West Coaster free coaster hub
Rear Tire	:	Sand BSD Donnasqueak tire 2.4″
Rear Rim	:	Black BSD Aero Pro rim
Front Hub	:	Black BSD Front Street Pro hub
Front Tire	:	Sand BSD Donnasqueak tire 2.4″
Front Rim	:	Black BSD Aero Pro rim
Pegs	:	Peg delete option
Seat	:	Black BSD Jonesin' seat
Seat Post	:	Black BSD Blitzed post

A FEW WORDS FROM NOAH ABOUT HIS SETUP:

" I've been running the Soulja frame for quite a while now, I like having a lot of space in the front end, the shorter rear end paired with the 21.2 toptube and raider bars gives me everything I want out of my setup. I usually go with pretty simple colorways but I’m really hyped on how this orange looks.

I put my sprockets through hell with pedal grinds and the barrier sprocket has held up better than anything I’ve ridden previously. The plastic guard slides amazing compared to metal.

My bike feels more comfortable without pegs, The feeling of having whatever you’re grinding or sliding directly underfoot is more satisfying to me personally. "