REVOLUTION CYCLES: BMX

Located at 9634 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115

Bikes! Wow, we have been selling completes like crazy. If you want a Subrosa, you better come quick, because we are almost sold out. We still have a couple of Subrosa Salvadors and one Subrosa Malum Dirt. That is it. In addition, we only have a couple of Fit Ams left as well. If you are looking for a Stolen Sinner or Wrap, then you are in luck as we just got a re-stock of them. Also, I have been told that the 2009 Kink completes will be showing up here in July. I will keep you posted.

Come in and check it out. We stock parts from the companies displayed to the right and then some. We have S&M Slam bars, Fit Sky High bars, Odyssey Spacebar, Fit Edwin bars and Sunday Triumph bars in stock. Other new items include the Odyssey Director fork (only $119.99), Shadow Conspiracy Pivotal saddles and Half-link chains, Red, black and mint Odyssey plastic pedals, Animal plastic bar-ends and more.

BMX Bikes: Select Models, call for full inventory

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Revolution Cycles stocks many of the hot brands usually only found online or a mail-order catalog. Our bikes are priced the same as those "other" companies and we professionally assemble the bikes for no additional charge. Also, we try to keep a few "nice-price" custom bikes on hand.

The Sea-Tac track has been rebuilt and they are currently racing. Somebody needs to write a review of it. E-mail me.

BMX Frames

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In addition to complete BMX bikes, we carry frames from companies such as Subrosa (Subrosa Pandora frame in stock), S&M , Stolen Bikes, Sunday (2008 Second Wave frame in stock), Redline, Fit Bikes (2008 Fit Eddie frame in stock), Kink Bikes, We the People, Macneil, FBM, Fly Bikes, T1, Mutiny, Sputnic, Eastern Bikes, Volume, Federal, Colony and more.

BMX News

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This is how all BMX bikes should be hauled around. An old-school Torker on a custom flat-bed truck.

Jimmy Levan, legendary rider and owner Metal Bikes, stopped by the shop the not too long ago. Thanks for checking us out. Metal Products rule! Stop in to check out our selection. We heard that Jimmy has been seriously injurred. Our best wishes to him. Have a speedy recovery.

Revolution Cycles went to Interbike in Las Vegas. We took some spy photos. Enjoy!

Jim Cielencki with the 2008 Sunday frame. This is the same 4.75 lb. frame that Mike Hoder has been rollin' around Seattle on (check the photo at the bottom of the page). Love the new Sunday colors. What you can not see, is that behind Jim was a prototype Sunday frame with an integrated Pivotal seatpost. Trick.

2008 S&M LTF. 4.45 lbs. Gold. Hell yeah!!!!!!!! Now in stock! There will be some new stuff from S&M, Fit and Metal Bikes. Everything looked great. The new tires looked very appealling.

Check out the bash-guard on this baby!!! Fly bikes has a bunch of new stuff that they are working on. There is a brake lever to match their brakes and it looked sweet.

FBM side project sprockets. Expect completes from these boys in the not too distant future.

Steve Crandall of FBM givin' you the thumbs up. There is a new Stairmaster frame coming called the Masterblaster. It is the frame with the green rear-end.

Bike Check

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Here is a pic of the 2008 Sunday Second Wave that we built up with the new Sunday forks and new Sunday bars. This bike was tight. 23.5 pounds and no silly parts. Animal pedals, grips, tires, pivotal saddle and seatpost clamp. Odyssey cranks and sprocket. Macneil hubs and seatpost. Fit DLR stem. We built it up to be the showcase piece in the shop and it was purchased before we could even finish it. To my knowledge, this is one of the first ones out there.

Here is a picture of my new Subrosa Pandora. It has a 21" tt and weighs a little over 24 lbs. I love the way this bike rides with the Sunday Triumph bars.

This is a S&M Stricker that we built up custom for a good customer. Super clean with all of the white and black.

Here is a pic of the 2007 Sunday New Wave that we had built up in the shop. Some lucky kid, with two broken wrists, laid down his hard earned cash for this one. It was a steal.

Here is a pic of Mike Hoder's 2008 Sunday. The frame is sub-5 lbs. with a 21" top-tube. We took the picture outside of the shop. This set-up includes the free-coaster that lasted less than a week.

Here is a Sunday Wave brakeless (with temporary brake) that we built up for a kid in Everett, WA. We sure do build up a lot of Sunday's!

This is a 1979 Race Inc. frame that we fitted with modern parts. This was a fun project