Bikes Subrosa

Subrosa's Malum DTT 29" Bike is a real blend of cruiser and BMX styles, ready for those weekend rides or daily commutes. It's built with a classic double top tube design and chromoly construction throughout the frame, fork and bars creating a rigid, durable and massively reliable cruiser bike. Rant BMX have taken care of the majoirty of parts on the Malum, from the "Bang Ur" internal headset, "Spring V2" U-brake and "Bangin 8" crankset to the "Party On V2" front hub and cassette hub, "Squad" tyres and double walled "Squad" rims. ###section### Product Specs FRAME MATERIAL: 100% Chromoly WHEEL SIZE: 29" TOP TUBE LENGTH: 23.5" CHAIN STAY LENGTH: 18.1" HEADTUBE ANGLE: 72° SEAT T…

With a slightly longer top tube, the Subrosa Sono XL closes a gap between the Subrosa Altus and the Subrosa Tiro in terms of price, performance and equipment. The Sono XL is built with 1020 Hi-ten steel throughout the frame, fork and bars paired with a sealed Mid BB and 3-piece chromoly crankset that provides a solid base for increased load and reduced maintenance. The Subrosa Sono XL BMX is fitted with Rant parts all over taking care of the grips, stem, brakes, chain and pedals with Rant's Squad rims laced to a loose ball hub up front and a semi-sealed cassett hub at the back both wrapped up with Rant's Squad tyres. ###section### Product Specs FRAME MATERIAL: 100% Hi-Ten Steel WHEEL …

Subrosa built the Salvador FC to take on all disciplines, whether you're into street, park or dirt it doesn't matter the Salvador FC feels great on all. The frame is built with a chromoly top, down and steerer tube, a chromoly steerer tube with hi-ten legs on the forks with full chromoly bars creating an incredibly tough and durable setup. A modern geometry paired with short chainstays making the Salvador FC more stable and responsive in all situations. Subrosa gave the Salvador a huge parts package upgrade with pieces from The Shadow Conspiracy and Rant, like Rant's Trill top load stem, Bang Ur headset, Spring brakes V2, Max 410 chain and Trill plastic pedals. To keep the Salvador rollling …