Bart de Jong
Name: Molly Simpson
Sponsors: Daylight Cycles
Mechanic: Me
When's the last time you rode your BMX bike?
Molly Simpson: The last time I rode my BMX bike was this morning!
So the bike is still fresh and ready for more?
Molly Simpson: Absolutely, always ready for battle!
What is the geometry and length of your frame. Do you know?
Molly Simpson: Pro XL — 2 1.25 Top Tube, for all the details go to www.daylightbmx.com/specifications.
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