Dillon Lloyd just built up a dope new Borato and he says it rides “pretty Jase” which means real good. Macneil blazer fork, 20.75 borato frame, 8.75″ XLT bars, top shelf stem, primary wheels with purple hubs, fat capital seat, consplined cranks, and 28t light splined sprocket.
Black and purple, black and purple
The Stache, 3 weeks deep, 3 years older
Travis Collier just put together a new Borato frame with a custom safety orange paint job and it looks dope. He sent over a bunch of photos as well, check ‘em out!
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Frame: MacNeil Borato 20″ (custom summer colour)
Forks: Primo Strand
Bars: MacNeil XLT 8.75″ (custom summer colour)
Grips: MacNeil Houndstooth
Stem: MacNeil Cell
Headset: MacNeil
Wheelsets: MacNeil Primary hubs and Dub rims
Tires: Odyssey Flatware
Cranks: MacNeil Conjoined
Sprocket: MacNeil Lambo
Pedals: MacNeil Gauge
Pegs: Animal Butcher with grip tape
Chain: KMC chain
Seat: MacNeil E.S.L.
Seat post: MacNeil Stump
Chris Martindale got his new Borato going and sent over a bunch of photos. Check em out!
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Frame: MacNeil borato 21″
Forks: MacNeil blazer
Bars: MacNeil xlt 8.25″
Grips: MacNeil zoomers
Stem: MacNeil cel
Headset: MacNeil
Wheelsets: MacNeil primary hubs and dub rims
Tires: odyssey aitken front, fly bikes ruben back
Cranks: MacNeil conjoined
Sprocket: MacNeil primary
Pedals: Old MacNeil slipless pedals. (they have been on the last three bikes)
Pegs: MacNeil fashionably light
Chain: KMC chain
Seat: MacNeil S.L. Seat
Seat post: MacNeil stump
Chris Silva just put together a new 20.5″ Borato and sent over some shots of the build. Check out more photos below.
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Frame: Borato 20.5″
Fork: CKS 10mm
Bars: XLT 8.25″
Cranks: Conjoined 175mm w/titanium spindle
Rims: Dubs
Hubs: Primary front and rear
Seat post: Stump 22.2mm
Stem: Animal Jumpoff V2
Seat: Animal Cush
Pedals: Animal plastic
Sprocket: Animal Sprocky Balboa
Tires: Animal GLH
Grips: Animal Edwin
Andrew Lazaruk built up a one of the new Loden’s with a bunch of raw parts. The bike looks dope and he also put together a quick edit from the Penticton Bowl that you can check out at the bottom of the post!
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Frame: Loden 21 inch
Forks: Blazer
Bars: XLT 8.75”
Cranks: Consplined
Rims: Chrome Dubs
Hubs: Blazer front, Primary Cassette rear
Stem: Top Notch
Sprocket: Lambo, 28t
Pedals: F.A.C.E. – best pedals ever
Seat: SL
Tires: Éclat tan walls front and back
Grips: Duo Bohan
Brakes: all éclat stuff- lever, cable,brake arms
Travis Collier just sent over a bike check and a bunch of photos of his newest bike. Big thanks to David Lang for taking the pics!
Frame: MacNeil 2011 Borato 20″
Fork: Primo Strand
Bars: MacNeil XLT 8.75″ tall
Grips: MacNeil Houndstooth
Stem: MacNeil 5bolt
Headset: MacNeil
Seat: MacNeil ESL
Post: MacNeil
Sprocket: MacNeil Light 28t
Cranks: MacNeil Conjoined 175mm
Pedals: MacNeil Gauge
Hubs: MacNeil Dubs 3/8 front,
Rims: MacNeil Dubs
Tires: Odyssey Frequency Gs
Chain: KMC 710SL
Pegs: Animal Butcher
Weight: Light as shit
Andrew “Lazerdick” Lazaruk just built up a new whip and it looks dope. All white with some black with the cd sproket, check it out. Lazer is headed to Cali for a few weeks as of this weekend so look for a Lazer/Cali update in the next few weeks.
David Lang put together this rad video bike check with one of my old bikes… Check out what David had to say about the bike and the video:
In 2008, Harrison Boyce of Macneil Bikes got creative with Macneil’s 08 orange line and built up a BMX with the crazy bright colour combination of orange and green bike parts: is.gd/itfWw
In 2009 he built up a new bike, but the pumpkin bike still lived on in infamy. Some time that year my BMX was stolen, and in order to make sure I could keep riding and shooting with the Macneil team, Harrison kindly gave me the pumpkin bike.
Since then I’ve made a few modifications (took off pegs, put on freecoaster) and have been riding it gratefully ever since. It’s aired quarters, jumped dirt jumps, hit questionable dorps to flat, gone backwards lots, forwards sometimes. It’s been super fun to ride and the colour combination never fails to turn heads.
