Introducing the new Nick Halisheff frame from Volume. Nick Halisheff is one of those riders who looks comfortable on almost anything. Street, bowls, concrete parks, technical ledges, bigger gaps — his riding never feels stuck in one lane. Born and raised in Edmonton, Canada, Nick started riding BMX at around ten years old after his mom bought him a Walmart bike.
Halisheff's debut signature frame from Volume is street orientated with a tall standover and 5" headtube, steep 75.5º head angle and a short 12.75" rear end. This is a fully heat treated chromoly frame with multi butted tubing for weight saving, 6mm thick laser cut dropouts with built in chain tensioners, classic wishbone chainstay, a CNC seatstay bridge and an externally butted seat tube. Featuring a new 5” tall head tube that is drilled for gyro tabs.
- Top Tube: 20.75″ & 21″
- Chainstay: 12.75″
- BB height: 11.78″
- Seat Tube height: 9.5″
- Head Tube Angle: 75.5°
- Seat Tube Angle: 71°
- Seat Post: 25.4mm
- Headtube: Integrated (45°X45° Campy Spec)
- Brake Mounts: Removable Seatstay Mounts
- Dropouts: Heat Treated laser cut, 6mm thick W/Built In Chain Tensioners. Clears hub guards and pegs of all sizes.
- Colour: Flat Black.
