digbmx.com, october 2008: There’s a brand new frame and parts brand on the rise from the growing BMX scene in Portugal. Dubbed ‘Sugar BMX,’ the range includes lightweight frames, forks and bars.
MINIMO FORK
sugarbmx.com, july 2008: As the name says this fork has the minimum of material without losing strength. Machined tube were the fork arms are welded. Arm tubes reduce diameter as they reach dropout. Small dropouts 5mm thick with a large laser cutted triangle, even smaller it allow the use of pegs the same way. Steer tube has three diferent thicknesses, thinner on the top thicker on the bottom. CR-MO 4130 heat treated. Top Cap M25 thread.
HABILIS HANDLEBAR
sugarbmx.com, july 2008: With a thinner and a bit lower cross tube and more marked curves, it reminds me of my first bmx bar when I was 14 years old. Although those were not good and these are. The HABILIS is 700mm / 27.55 3 inch width, but you can cut up to 1 3 inch on each side before the lever gets to the bar curve if you don't like so width. Width: 700mm / 27.55". Height: 203mm / 8" & 209mm / 8.25". Weight: 700gr / 24.7 oz. Cross tube: 132mm. Thickness: 13. Angle back: 10°. Angle up: 4°.
FRAME
sugarbmx.com, september 2008: Frame Material: 100% Sanko Japanese Cromo double butted Sizes: 20.5" / 20.75" / 21" / 21.2". Chainstay length: 13.50" to 14.25". Bottom Braket: Spanish. BB Height: 35mm / 1,38" (above axelline). Head Angle: 74.5º. Headset: integrated. Seat tube Angle: 71º. Gyro tabs: removable. Brake tabs: removable (option cable holes at the seat tube). Dropouts: 6mm. Colors: Black (for now). Weight: 2.250 gr / 4.96 lbs.
