Jun 17 2013

Profile: Build your own hub starts today!

Over the past couple months we have been building inventory for our build your own hub campaign.

Here is how BYOH works: All the chromemoly bolt upgrades we offer for 3/8 hubs (button head and 17mm hex bolts in both 3/8 and 3/8 to 14mm, as well as the button peg bolt) will be an option at no extra charge. In other words, 3/8 Mini hubs will be one price for all chromemoly bolt options. With this in mind, you will be able to customize your Profile hubs upon ordering.

Below are the combinations offered as standard pricing on Profile and Madera hubs.
Note: Any titanium upgrades will continue to be at an additional upgrade pricing.

Launch Date: Today, June 17th.

Profile Mini front and Madera Pilot front hub options:
-3/8 standard bolts with polished volcano cones
-3/8 chromo button head bolt
-3/8 chromo 17mm hex bolt
-14mm chromo GDH straight axle

Profile Totem front and Profile Elite Front hub options:
-3/8 standard bolts with anodized colored volcano cones
-3/8 chromo button head bolt
-3/8 chromo 17mm hex bolt
-14mm chromo GDH straight axle

Profile Mini rear and Madera V-2 rear hub options:
-3/8 standard bolts with polished volcano cones
-3/8 chromo button head bolt
-3/8 chromo 17mm hex bolt
-14mm chromo GDH straight axle
-choice of chromo cog/or one piece driver (9, 10, or 11t)

Profile Totem rear and Profile Elite rear hub options:
-3/8 standard bolts with anodized colored volcano cones
-3/8 chromo button head bolt
-3/8 chromo 17mm hex bolt
-choice of chromo cog/or one piece driver (9, 10, or 11t)

If you have any questions, please contact matt@profileracing.com

Thanks for your continued support.

-Matt

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Jun 14 2013

Rob DiQuattro: Checking in

Recently I bought a one way ticket out to Milwaukee to visit Jeff. We rode a bunch, ate some custard, and worked on his wood working studio for about a week. Then we went down to Chicago to visit Kachinsky and hang out at the Bakery while Chad Kerley, Jerimiah Smith, and Rob Wise all put in work towards their respected edits. It was a treat to watch those dudes go in. Eventually Jeff and I drove back to Cleveland for the last Ray’s MTB session of the season. We rode some street too since it was warming up and watched some Survivor with the DiQuattro family. Jeff headed home and two days later Tyler Rembold picked me up on his way to Boston from Louisville. We stayed with Brendon Reith and rode around the city for about a week with the Chocolate Truck Crew. Best group of people in BMX. Also we met up with some “Strangeways” veterans that made the journey across the pond Tommy Gunn, and Clarky. Reith’s parents set us on our way with a fair well BBQ and we headed back to Ohio. Something like 10 days later we were back in to car headed to NYC and Boston. Both Cities were such a treat to visit. We all made it home a few days ago, and in a weeks time Scotty Wemmer, Tyler Rembold, and myself will be headed back to NYC in order to catch our flight to Spain and Germany!

Rob

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Jun 13 2013

Saavedra in June

A dream come true. Last week I had the honor of building the newest feature
at Woodward West the Roaster Coaster !

Sal putting in work.

When I got the go ahead for the project I had no real idea of what it was
going to look like. But one thing I did know was that we were going to wrap
a sweet berm around this oak tree! Blain Mazzetti putting the finishing
touches on her.

Rainbow rail. Who wants some!

None of this could of happened without the skilled hands of these fine
gentle men. Left to right Luis, Sammy aka the machine, sleepy Sal Saavedra,
Blain Mazzetti, Braden Banfer, Jesse Tellez, and the little homie Augie Adee.

Foot plant on the D

Putting work, moving a few hundred yards of super dry dirt. Probably ate
more then I moved.

The finished product! #roastercoaster

Thanks to the crew for all the hard work and putting up with me. And big
thanks to Jake, Pam and Steve Swope for making this happen!

Mike

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Jun 12 2013

DeGroot Goes BMX Bowling

Here are some pics from the BMX bowling session. This bowling alley in Titusville Florida called River Lanes let us ride 3 lanes one night after midnight. We used the smoke machine, pins, balls, and whatever was around. They were going to repair these lanes so they didn’t care and the boss thought it was pretty cool.

It is cool.

-Chad

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