Bike Pornhub: Neil Fraser’s Benny L BMX – A Street Machine Masterpiece

It’s time for an update on my BMX whip! A lot has evolved on my bike since the last bike check, about nine months ago. So, we figured it was the perfect moment to give you a fresh look at the current setup.

The Fit Benny L frame has been an absolute tank these past few years. Seriously, this thing is still going strong! I’m a firm believer in the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” mentality, so I only really swap parts out when they’re completely done for. Sure, it’s got its fair share of battle scars and scratches – but hey, that’s what happens when you ride street. If it was pristine, I wouldn’t be doing it right!

Massive shoutout to my mate Lee Tuck from Come Alive Digital. He’s a seriously talented photographer and videographer. I managed to rope him in on a freezing winter evening to snap some killer shots of my bike. We wanted a cool urban vibe for the photos, and Lee knew this awesome graffiti spot near The Sage in Gateshead that was perfect.

Bike Specs:

  • Frame: Fit Bike Co – Benny L V1
  • Fork: BSD Ghetto V3
  • Bars: S&M Perfect 10’s
  • Stem: Odyssey SXTN LTD Edition Oil Slick #71
  • Grips: Proper
  • Front Wheel: Gsport Marmoset hub laced to an Odyssey Hazard Lite LTD Edition Purple Rain rim
  • Rear Wheel: Odyssey V3 Cassette hub on Proper Microlite rim
  • Cranks: Odyssey Thunderbolt
  • Pedals: Fly Bikes Ruben signature
  • Chain: Shadow half link
  • Pegs: x4 Odyssey Jpeg Lite
  • Sprocket: Odyssey Million Dollar 25t
  • Seat: Joe-Tek
  • Seat Post: Cut down pivotal post
  • Hub Guards: x3 G.L.A.N.D’s and a Primo DSG Alloy for the drive side.
  • Headset: Kink
  • BB: BSD

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