Sick Bike Parts - 2022

[Pablo]

We are, sadly, announcing the closing of Sick Bike Parks LLC this next year, 2022. It's been a GREAT nearly 15 year run. We learned a lot, worked a lot - and had a lot of fun! This decision was reached after much deep thought, number crunching and soul searching. Jim and I are wanting to step back and embrace new directions in each of our lives.

As we wind down the business, we will only be carrying a few key items after we sell our remaining stock.

There are many details to work out. We will keep you informed here and through our website - please email us any questions, business acquisition inquiries, or comments.

Thank you and Happy 2022!


Jim and Paul

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Im sorry to hear about you folks closing up shop...I will be wanting to be able to order one more of the low profile air filters from you again as a spare when my next Social Security check comes in January...I hope that you will have one in stock still when that happens.

Air Filter - Low Profile Chrome

Motorized bicycle, motor bike, electric bike, ebike, pedal assist

sickbikeparts.com

Again, i am very sorry to see Sick Bike Parts going away...You folks have been the "good guys" of vendors...DAMIEN

 

[Arty]

I'm sorry to hear you are closing as well.
I have been using your shift kit for 3 years, and love it, and your customer service was great also.
Will I be able to order a replacement freewheel before you're gone?

 

[Pablo]

Yes and yes. Everything on our site currently is in stock and ready to ship. Pretty much all systems normal. And yes we have HUGE stock of air filters and freewheels!

 

[Karl Snarl]

We are, sadly, announcing the closing of Sick Bike Parks LLC this next year, 2022. It's been a GREAT nearly 15 year run. We learned a lot, worked a lot - and had a lot of fun! This decision was reached after much deep thought, number crunching and soul searching. Jim and I are wanting to step back and embrace new directions in each of our lives.

As we wind down the business, we will only be carrying a few key items after we sell our remaining stock.

There are many details to work out. We will keep you informed here and through our website - please email us any questions, business acquisition inquiries, or comments.

Thank you and Happy 2022!


Jim and Paul

Dude, Dude, no, Dude, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no.

We need you. I need you.

Love
K. Snarl

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Though I have a triple chainring Staton Inc shift kit, I always told others about your shift kit. SI quit selling shift kits several years ago. With you leaving the market there'll be no high quality shift kits on the market. Fabian added a chainring to your shifter thus greatly widening the reduction range. Large riders with small cc engines who ride where there's steep hills need gears.

I plan to make videos of my triple chainring shift kit soon. It gets shifted like this, for 9 sequential non redundant ratios.

Red Gears
Steep hill climbing and heavy load pulling
1(1-3)

Yellow gears
Around town level ground general use
2(3-5)

Green gears
Open road use
3(5-7)

All shifting is done with the left hand. There's a color code on the shifters. By widening the reduction range one can then do with a small engine what a larger engine can do.

You've sold basically the same thing for years. I don't want you to leave. So here's a whole new system and direction to take your shift kit in.

 

[Urban Fatbiker]

I’m sad. But happy I got shifty today, my bike is fully operational.

I do need to bring my engine gearing ratio matched to cadence, I’m pedaling over 90rpm at less than mid-throttle, need that down to 60?

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

I’m sad. But happy I got shifty today, my bike is fully operational.

I do need to bring my engine gearing ratio matched to cadence, I’m pedaling over 90rpm at less than mid-throttle, need that down to 60?

Let me know what your setup is and I can help you

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

To be honest hearing SBP is shutting down is breaking my heart. So wanted to put a 4G on a Honda 50 that I have with a SBP shift kit and a 5 speed IGH on a Cranebrook frame that my late brother Tony had.

 

[Urban Fatbiker]

Let me know what your setup is and I can help you

Its 17T left side 10T right side to 44T chainring.

Just cause I could...I ordered a 21T for left and 9T for right.
That should get it down to some slower speed ummph.