Our first  New dream bike is finally arrived.  The Shockwave 8.0.  Yes the Chassis has been touched up a bit from the older model, new graphics, lighter frame weight, and a little less travel.The ride of the Shockwave is very fun, single pivot with a multi link, huge monoque design integrated with a moto inspired design.  At high speeds the feel you get is very much about control, it is a great high speed ride.  The rear  end of the Shockwave is super stiff and when making those off camber landings the bikes just eats it right up.  No worries.  Having a bit less travel than previous years makes the Shockwave a much more credible freeride bike than before.  I can't wait to get it and go explore a long all day freeride myself...   The frame is available in a brushed aluminum right now and will be available in mid February  in the states.  For more info on the frame go to www.mountaincycle.com

I am proud to announce that NYC Freeride will be a major sponsor of the Diablo Freeride Park this year.  The Owner Andy Grossi will be making custom logo'd and colored Glory Hole Pedals for the awards at the races this year , and for collectors to purchaseinside the store at Diablo.



NYC Freeride has also moved into a new warehouse, and they have there own machines to produce and create the East Coast finest high quality and hardcore products out there.  I am really proud to be a part of this crew for so long and now see it starting to flourish.  I've been riding the pedals for almost a Decade now....  And the original ones are still super strong.... 



I just wanted to let you know that when you have a dream, desire, or vision.  Please , Please go for it and listen to yourself and the rest will come thru.  If you have a dream chase it, whether is's a new trick, customizing your helmet, painting your bike,building a new trail, ramp or jump, customizing your bike, or making new friends.  It all starts with trying and going for it.  That's how NYC Freeride got started and why they stuck thru it all when things got hard.  We NYC Freeride stuck together and helped one another out and that is why it's such a hardcore thing and why it's looks so diffreent from the normal bike companies out there....