Complete Bikes

I was particularly excited to ride the Arteaga version of the Sunday Ex because of the freecoaster hub. While testing it out, the freecoaster worked as expected and rolled smoothly. The 20.75" toptube was a little small for me, but everything else felt solid. I wasn't worried about anything breaking. The steep forks felt good in the bowl, and the 13.2" chainstay helped me hold my manuals.

When I was testing out this bike, I was impressed with the geometry. The steep headtube angle gave me responsiveness in the bowls, but the longer chainstay kept me from looping out. I was disapointed that there were no pegs included and I had to buy them separately. Plus the single wall rims felt like they were going to bend when I did a 360. Overall the bike rolled smooth, but for me, i'd be worried about the parts on this bike lasting a long time.

Putting the Sunday forecaster park together was pretty easy. I was disappointed that it didn't come with any pegs, but for a bike made for skate park riding that's to be expected. Immediately I noticed how responsive this bike was. When I was riding in the bowl, it made corners very easily, and I did a tail whip with no hesitation. The low stand over height helps the seat stay out of the way when I'm doing tail whips. Overall I was a little disappointed in the quality of the bike, I weigh over 200 pounds and I was worried that I was going to bend something.

When I unboxed my Sunday primer, I thought the color on the frame looked really nice. Putting it together I could tell that this was a lower quality BMX bike. It had unsealed hubs, a male axle, and low psi tires. Riding the bike for a little bit. I was impressed with how good the geometry felt. This is pro level geometry that mirrors the same geometry found on thousand dollar BMX bikes. But it's not all sunshine and rainbows. It felt sluggish in the bowl and it didn't have any pegs to grind. I had to buy peg separately which cost me 40 extra dollars. The single wall rims felt really weak when I was doing 360s and I was worried that they were going to bend.

I was excited to ride the Sunday Primer Park at my local skate park. The responsive park geometry is something that's exciting because it felt really good when I was riding the bowl. And even though the bike is low quality tail whips felt so good because of the geometry. It did feel a little sketchy because it felt like the high tensile steel was going to bend when I did bigger tricks but the geometry felt great. The single wall rims was also something that worried me because when I did spins I could feel it flex. Overall, the geometry is really something special about this bike. It's unique it feels good with skate parks and you don't have to worry about your brake cable tangling up because of the Gyro. But it wouldn't be a bike that last very well for me as I'm a heavier more experienced rider.

I feel like i got ripped off with the Sunday Scout. I put it together only to find that the quality is IDENTICAL to the Sunday Primer, but for $50 more. There wasn't anything special about this bike. It felt fine riding street even though I had to purchase the pegs separately. But for the extra $50 i would have liked to feel a little better about my purchase. The bike felt heavy and slow in the bowl.

Where do I even start. This bike felt amazing. It felt just like the $2000 custom. BMX bike that I normally ride. The Sunday soundwave felt good when riding skate parks, dirt jumps and street spots. I had to purchase peg separately and a drive side hubguard, but other than that this bike was great. It flowed, smoothly, and all of the parts felt strong and durable. One thing that really stood out to me was the incredibly low weight. I think this bike is only 23 pounds and because of that it was quick and easy to do tricks on. It's a very expensive bike but it's totally worth the price. 10 out of 10.

The Sunday Street Sweeper is a fun bike to ride in the streets. The freecoaster makes fakie tricks 10x easier. I was impressed how good it felt at the skatepark though. The responsive headtube angle, and steep fork offset gave me control over the bike when I was doing tailwhips. The sprocket felt a little weak and I didn't like the bar pad so I took it off.

I was so excited to get the Sunday wavelength out of the box and test it out. This bike has a huge geometry and I was excited to ride the dirt jumps with it. I was really impressed with how well it handled the dirt jumps. Everything felt really solid, and the longer geometry felt nice and stable at high speeds. Unfortunately, it didn't come with any pegs so I had to purchase those separately but I didn't do a whole lot of street riding with it because it felt so good on the dirt jumps. This is an expensive bike, but God the quality is so good.

The Wethepeople Nova felt really small for me. I'm a taller rider and the 20.00" toptube was tiny. I was also a little unsure how well the hi-tensile steel would last for me if I rode it for a long time but in my little test ride, i had no issues. It liked the color options of the Wethepeople Nova but ultimately found it way over priced for this level of quality.