Sunday High C Bike

While it excels at cruising, the High C is built with a full chromoly frame and a shortened rear end, which makes it surprisingly capable for wheelies, manuals, and light pump track sessions. It bridges the gap between a classic cruiser and a responsive BMX bike.

Chromoly steel is significantly stronger and lighter than standard high-tensile steel. Using it for the frame, fork, and bars ensures the bike can handle the stress of jumping and aggressive riding without adding unnecessary weight.

Yes, it features a quick-release seat clamp. This allows you to easily drop the seat for more clearance during tricks or raise it for a more comfortable pedaling position while cruising.

Yes, the High C uses high-quality sealed bearings throughout the hubs and bottom bracket. Sealed bearings are much more durable and require significantly less maintenance than loose-ball alternatives, especially if you ride in wet or dusty conditions.

Yes, the frame includes integrated bottle cage mounts. This is a rare feature for a BMX-style bike, making it much more practical for longer rides or commuting.

The 29-inch wheels provide a much smoother ride over rough pavement and obstacles, offering more stability and speed. While it won't be as flickable as a 20-inch bike, the shortened rear-end geometry helps keep it feeling responsive and maneuverable.