Profile Elite Titanium drivers now make our hubs compatible for E-Bikes. We’ve been getting a lot of requests for these through our IBD’s; our new titanium driver option now makes our existing Elite MTB hub variations compatible to E-Bikes. This new driver (photo attached) will work with our existing Elite […]
A little sneak peak of what we have in the works….
Thanks to Our Bmx for this comprehensive video on the production of our Stems. Made in our factory in the US: Corey Alley takes you through the journey here. Thanks for the support.
We went digging in the Dungeon yesterday to conjure some of the known (and not-so-known) predecessors of the Profile cassette hubs that fill our shelves in 2020. Let’s start here:
Over the next couple weeks, we’re going to go over the seven, basic machine processes that go into making our parts; Turning, Hobbing, Milling, Tapping, Boring, Parting, and Broaching. Although there are numerous post-production steps that go into finishing a Profile Racing part, this is where it starts. Up sixth: […]
Over the next couple weeks, we’re going to go over the six, basic machine processes that go into making our parts; Turning, Hobbing, Milling, Tapping, Boring and Broaching. Although there are numerous post-production steps that go into finishing a Profile Racing part, this is where it starts. Up Second: Hobbing […]
Episode #8: Our MTB Roots. A True Time Capsule. On episode #8 of From the Dungeon, Jim Alley pays homage to Dave Robichaux and his contributions within our frame fabrication and history within the MTB community (circa 1999 to 2001). In memory of Dave Robichaux.
2006 brought two things to the table for Profile: The Blade: our first, truly 3-dimensional sprocket. The Outlet DVD: Our second (and last) full production DVD. Let’s start with the Blade. As opposed to all of the Profile sprockets that came before it, the Blade was machined on BOTH sides […]
It is 1997. Profile Racing contributes, unknowingly, one of the most iconic crank variations representing Mid School Bmx Freestyle. But before we get into that, let’s talk about our first official freestyle sprocket to accompany those cranks. As detailed through machining as the Imperial (but proving to be a little […]
We are taking precautions to protect our employees and follow CDC and state guidelines. In the meantime, our machine shop is still running, we're here to assist you and we'll be shipping product to help support bike shops during this difficult time.
