Ssquared has built up quite a following in the race community over the past few years. They have a reputation for solid bikes that have a geometry that people really seem to dig.
2024 BMX mag snagged a sneak peek of the 2015 Ssquared CEO 24 and featured it on their Twitter feed a few days back.
Looks pretty nice.
Check it out.
Back in March, we talked about the comeback that chromoly race forks were experiencing in the race community. Now with more and more people switching to chromoly forks, it seems like the a trend is starting to develop towards chromoly race frames.
Sure, chromoly frames have always been available from the industry stalwarts, S&M and Standard. But beyond those two companies the choices for “steel is real” advocates was noticeably slim.
That’s beginning to change.
In a recent Vintage BMX forum thread, a reader was showing off his SSquared chromoly cruiser prototype frame and said,
Now that they made this first cromo frame for me; I think it has reenergized their desire to do a full cromo run.
Which is pretty compelling when you consider that SSquared is one of the more popular race companies at the moment…they obviously think there is a market for these frames.
Other big names in the race community, like Supercross and MCS have also had cromo frames in their lineups for some time now (the Bolt and Speedfreak respectively) despite the widespread use of aluminum frames in the race community.
And as further evidence of the chromoly trend, there are rumblings that GT and Mongoose are also testing out Chromoly race bikes.
Looks like we might have a cro-mo resurgence on our hands in the next few years. I for one am kinda looking forward to it.
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