Greg Smee launching. from Subrosa Brand on Vimeo.

Kurt from BMX Union asked me some questions about Subrosa for his site awhile ago, with the move to Orlando it took me a minute to get to them. They’re up on his site now, and you can check out the interview HERE. Thanks Kurt.

Coming soon. I’m so psyched on this bike!

After a fun 3 years, Rich Hirsch and Subrosa have parted ways. Myself and everyone here at Subrosa wish him the best!

I have an interview about things at Subrosa over on Data BMX.

Some sizes of our Malum Fixed are already sold out. You better head to your local shop or favorite mail order, and have them pre-book one from Sparky’s.

Not sure what this is about, but I like it. Check out the brightly colored version HERE.

Pivotal seats have no way to move forward or back like a tradition railed seat. They always seem to be a bit far forward on the seat post, cramping the space you have between the bars and seat. This gives you a little more room, as if you had a railed seat slid all the way back.  We offset the Layback post 10 degrees to give a slight difference to were the seat sits on the frame without sacrificing the strength of the post. We also put the bend towards the top of the post so you can still run a low seat. It’s made out of 6061 aluminum, it weighs 3.6oz, and is available in Matte Black, Matte White, and Matte Red.

Unity built up this awesome Alameda frame, and decked it out with all Shadow parts for The Peoples Store. It’ll be going on sale at the store soon, so if you’re in Germany, check out the shop and the bike. More photos after the jump.

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