 Eastern
frames are made from the highest quality; the welds, the
geometry and the way they ride are top notch. Our lowest
end complete has the same style frame geometry as our
pro bike. We have a couple aluminum frames to help keep
weight down. All of the other frames come with the integrated
seat clamp. |
Beginner
- The Paydirt
is another winner from Eastern Bikes. This affordable
shedding machine comes with Eastern's three-piece Shaft
cranks. Skull grips and our popular CFRP pedals. One ride
and you know that you just made the right choice. Eastern
original frame with Grim Reaper style integrated seat-post
clamp. NEW Eastern taper-leg forks with hang-free dropout
design. Tektro U-Brakes and Lever. A lifetime of reliability
and upgrade options.
Weight 29.80 lbs. (13.2 kg.) |
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| Intermediate
- Dig right into the Traildigger.
It's a great choice for the rider wanted to step up to
better quality without breaking the bank. You get the
usual components like the Eastern Shaft cranks. Pinner
seat and Skull grips. The Traildigger also comes with
the LB-9 cassette hub. 25T Medusa sprocket and two Bird
pegs. A lifetime of reliability and upgrade options. Weight
29.20 lbs. (13.2 kg.) |
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Pro
- The Elements
are in your favor on the streets with this Eastern.
We’re talking 100% chromo frame and Nitrous fork,
innovations like the integrated seat clamp and seat
tube cut-out. Is that a Medusa Light sprocket? That’s
right. Don’t forget the Choker stem and Pinner
seat. And for those of you that would like more room
up front, this frame has a 20.75 top-tube.
Weight
26.50 lbs. (11.8 kg.)
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 There's
no doubt about it. SE has been one of the coolest BMX
brands for almost thirty years. In 1973, Scot Breithaupt
was the first person to organize and promote BMX races.
Not long afterwards, he created the company called SE
Racing. Over the years it became a household name in the
BMX world and went on to sponsor some of the biggest names
in the sport. To this day, there are more SE riders in
the BMX hall of fame than any other company.
Fast-forward
almost three decades and they have stayed true to their
BMX roots with bikes like the legendary PK Ripper, the
OM Flyer, and the Quadangle all still in the SE lineup
for over 25 years. All of the Ripper race bikes have been
improved and are lighter than last year. The Wildman Pro
has smaller micro dropouts and removable rotor tabs. The
OM Flyer is a blast from the past with its retro color
scheme. The Single Speed road bikes are steppin’
out at unbelievable prices. And the Quadangle Looptail
frame is the Holy Grail for old-school riders in their
30’s and 40’s. |
SE
SERIES
Bronco
Ripper
Flyer
Wildman (pictured)
Quadrangle |
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