Coalition’s New Product Range

FatTony

June 18 2009
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Coalition Machinist Pivotal Seat
- Dual cover seat with screen printed top.
- Utilizes Patented Pivotal Technology.

Coalition Logo Pivotal Seat
- Dual Cover seat with Coalition Cog patch.
- Utilizes Patented Pivotal Technology.

Coalition Povah Front Load Stem V2
- CNC machined 6061 aluminum
- Updated split cap design with revised cutouts for better clamping power.
- Cap holes have been recessed allowing a flush bolt.
- Even more generous cut-outs to save weight.
- Features a new rounded rear section.
- Includes hollow hardware
- Ovalized rear bolt holes to help avoid bolts getting stuck in body.
- Includes full installation and maintenance instructions.
- Weighs 9.7 ounces.

Coalition Holy Cross Handle Bars
- 11 butted 4130 chromoly.
- Crossbar drilled for weight savings.
- Fully Heat Treated.
- Available in the following sizes:
Mid- 7.5″ rise | 12 degree back sweep | 3 degree up sweep | 26″ wide
LRG- 8.0 ” rise | 12 degree back sweep | 1 degree up sweep | 27″ wide
- Comes with two different stickers that cover the entire cross bar.

Coalition Aluminum Hard-Anodized Peg
- 6061 aluminum with internal and external machining.
- Designed specifically for skate park and light street use.
- Fits 3/8″ or 14mm axles.
- Hard anodized coating (uses mil-a-8625 type 3 hard coating per military specs).
- Includes hat washer.
- Sold individually only.
- Weighs 5.7 oz. each

You can find more info at www.coalitionbmx.com.

13 Comments For This Post

john Says:
June 19th, 2009 at 12:42 am

honestly the holes in the bars in a pretty stupid ass idea. does it really save that much weight?? plastic pedals are cool, cutouts in frames are cool. whats next? little pegs for your feet instead of cranks, pedals, cogs, sprockets, chains, and bottom brackets for street?? or maybe we should have plastic hubs!! pff

sebbe Says:
June 19th, 2009 at 3:42 am

They already exist:D

http://www.curbrider.com/

john Says:
June 19th, 2009 at 1:49 pm

its barely a bike then, its more like a scooter. :/

nick Says:
June 20th, 2009 at 7:56 pm

really REALLY you wold get rid of cranks and ride a geto ass skooterthing if you need to do that to save the weight to ride you dont deserv to even be looking through this site

connor Says:
June 20th, 2009 at 9:26 pm

yea those are great i guess if you ride nothing but pools and nothing else…

Jbuck Says:
June 21st, 2009 at 4:10 pm

Seriously John, dont be lame, they save weight duh, I mean look at it, they have holes in the crossbar, which obviously means theyve been drilled out. So thus meaning, it saved weight. Coalition is a great company its a great idea, I rode those bars for like 7 months, and loved em, Im currently on my second pair, and the only reason i got new ones was for the paint. They held up from constant beatings, three gaps gone bad, bike flips straight to the bars, anything that could of happened except getting run over, and they are still good, so get up off here writing your lame post biffing on peoples great stuff, and get out there and ride a pair, maybe you will see the truth.

Jbuck Says:
June 21st, 2009 at 4:11 pm

And plastic pedals, suck Idk if you do tailwhips, or anything but they break from hard landings.

John Says:
June 22nd, 2009 at 9:21 pm

Jbuck, i said plastic pedals are cool,not the best, but cool. Subrosa just came out with some plastic pedals that could be better for harder landings. and i wasnt insulting coalitions, and all honestly it isnt not that bad of an idea. bike companies should start looking at other materials to use that could possibly be lighter and stronger, instead of drilling holes in everything.