Back in October, we checked out some great shots of Buddy Sardenga busting out his Beelzebike the 20 666 ‘er at the Allied Compound in Manor, Texas (just outside of Austin).
Now we’ve got some video.
Not only do you get Buddy shredding (big beard, big bike, white helmet and red Vans) but also Vernon from Indust riding one of his 22 inchers and Hippie Josh who handled the majority of the filming (along with riding).
Looks like good times at a super fun spot.
Buddy Sardenga’s custom Beelzebike the 20 666 ‘er turned a lot of heads last week with it’s ready-to-rip geometry and cool looks.
Good looks aside, I think you (and I) want to see this whip in action.
Thankfully, Buddy was kind enough to send some pics along of him putting the Beelzebike through its paces at the Allied Compound in Manor, Texas.
Check out this great shot of Buddy sailing over the first jump at the Allied Compound.
Or this clicked X-up.
And this is probably my fave, sweet table over the hip.
So rad.
(Photo credit: All pics in this post shot by Octavio Ortuno)
With all the cruisers popping out of the woodwork from non-BMX companies, Buddy Sardenga thought he would drop us a line to show us what he had custom built a few months ago.
Buddy said he loved his 24″ Liquid so much that he wanted a 26″ that felt similar but rode smoother.
So he contacted Matt at Stout bikes (outside of Houston) to talk to him about his plans.
Buddy kept the same 74 degree head tube angle and 72 degree seat tube angle (from the Liquid frame) but bumped up the top tube from 22″ to 23.1″, the chainstays from 14.25″ to 15.1″, the seat tube from 9.15″to 11.5″, and the bottom bracket from 12.7″to 13.75″.
According to Buddy, it’s amazing to ride, feels like his Liquid but a smoother ride (which is exactly what he wanted).
He also asked Matt at Stout to put a devil head on the head tube but Matt did him one better than that and gave the bike it’s own set of devil horns!
Beelzebike the 20 666 ‘er was born.
Action shots coming soon!
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