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the engine pedal Sunday Primer 18" (Gloss Fire Engine Red with 18.5" tt)

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the engine pedal Sunday Primer 18" (Gloss Fire Engine Red with 18.5" tt)The Primer 18 is the ideal choice for young riders whove outgrown a 16 but arent quite ready for a 20. The shorter chain stay, lighter wheels and size specific, pro style frame geometry makes it the go to bike for serious BMXers in this size range. The Primer is packed with quality parts like Odyssey Springfield Brakes and a fully sealed cassette hub for reliability that you can count on every time. Key Features 18" Pro Style Geometry Sunday Freeze

The Primer 18” is the ideal choice for young riders who’ve outgrown a 16” but aren’t quite ready for a 20”.

The shorter chain stay, lighter wheels and size-specific, pro-style frame geometry makes it the go- to bike for serious BMXers in this size range. The Primer is packed with quality parts like Odyssey Springfield Brakes and a fully sealed cassette hub for reliability that you can count on every time.

Key Features

  • 18" Pro-Style Geometry
  • Sunday Freeze Front Load Stem
  • 9t Cassette Hub
  • Sunday Cornerstone Grips
  • Odyssey Springfield Brakes
  • FSA Headset
  • KMC S1 Chain

Specifications

Frame: Sunday Primer, 18.5" top tube, integrated 1-1/8" head tube 
Fork: Sunday Primer, 18" fork w/ 2-piece steerer tube and welded pre-load 
Handlebar: Sunday, 2-piece 
Stem: Sunday Freeze front load, 48mm 
Headset: FSA integrated, 1-1/8" 
Alloy Cap: FSA aluminum cap 
Brake Lever: Aluminum, U-brake compatible 
Brakes: Odyssey Springfield U-brake 
Brake Cable: Odyssey Quik Slic 
Grips: Sunday Cornerstone 
Seat: Sunday Badge, seat and post combo 
Seat Post: Integrated 
Seat Clamp: Sunday 
Sprocket: Sunday Sabertooth v2, 25T, steel 
Cranks: 140mm, 3-piece, chromoly 
BB Parts: Sealed, Mid, 19mm 
Pedals: Wellgo platform, plastic 
Rims: P-7X aluminum, 18", 28H 
Front Hub: Sunday, 28H, low-flange, loose-ball, 3/8" axle 
Rear Hub: Sunday, 28H, sealed, 14mm axle w/ 9T Driver 
Spokes: 14g steel, black 
Tires: Sunday Current v1, 18 x 2.2" (F & R) 
Chain: KMC S1
Approx. Weight: 23.3lbs (with brakes)

Frame Geometry

Top Tube Length: 18.5" 
Head Tube Angle: 74.5° 
Seat Tube Angle: 71° 
Chainstay Length: 11.7-12.00” 
Bottom Bracket Height: 10.35" 
Standover: 7.5" 

Handlebar Geometry

Rise: 7.65" 
Width: 25.5" 
Backsweep: 12° 
Upsweep: 1°

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