Colony Prody Pro 20" BMX Bike (20.6" Toptube) (ED Black)
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Colony Prody Pro 20" BMX Bike Description:
The Colony Prody Pro bike has some old/mid-school style with modern spec and geometry. It features some of the same high end parts available separately from Colony: Prody Lite frame, Sweet Tooth fork, Hardy V2 bars, Squareback stem, Much Room grips, Endeavour sprocket, Fantastic Plastic pedals, Wasp hubs, Pintour rims and Solution combo seat. In a crowd of frames that look similar, the Prody "stands" out on a "platform" all its own.
Specifications:
- Frame: Colony Prody Lite aftermarket, Full Chromoly
- Fork: Colony Sweet Tooth aftermarket, Full Chromoly w/ tapered legs, 1-pc CNC steerer tube & U-Brake Mounts (25mm Offset)
- Headset: Integrated (1-1/8")
- Stem: Colony Squareback topload (50mm reach)
- Bars: Colony Hardy V2 chromoly 2-pc (8.8" rise)
- Grips: Colony Much Room
- Cranks: Colony 170mm chromoly 3-pc w/ 48-spline spindle
- Bottom Bracket: Sealed Mid (19mm)
- Pedals: Colony Fantastic Plastic
- Sprocket: Colony Endeavour alloy (25T)
- Chain: KMC
- Front Hub: Colony Wasp female 3/8" sealed (36H)
- Rear Hub: Colony Wasp female sealed cassette (36H)
- Driver: 9 Tooth
- Front Rim: Colony Pintour 6000 series alloy double-wall 20x1.75"
- Rear Rim: Colony Pintour 6000 series alloy double-wall 20x1.75"
- Front Tire: Colony Grip Lock 20x2.2"
- Rear Tire: Colony Grip Lock 20x2.2"
- Seat: Colony Solution Fat 1-pc combo
- Seat Post: Combo (25.4mm)
- Seat Clamp: Integrated
- Brake Lever: Alloy
- Brakes: Alloy U-brake w/ clear pads
- Gyro: Yes
- Gyro Tabs: Yes
- Brake Mounts: Removable
- Extras: Colony RX3 Rotary Detangler, Nylon Hub Guards - Front (x2) & Rear non-drive side
- Color: ED Black
- Weight: 24.7 lbs
Geometry:
- Toptube Length: 20.6"
- Chainstay Length: 13.6 - 14.1"
- Headtube Angle: 75.2°
- Seattube Angle: 71°
- Bottom Bracket Height: 11.5”
- Standover: -
- Recommended Sizing Guide:
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This product was added to our catalog on August 17, 2022
Deek
Verified Owner
Friday, Aug 25 2023 (3 months ago)
Colony Prody Pro 20" BMX Bike (20.6" Toptube) (ED Black)
Very impressed with this bike! I’m coming back to BMX after riding in the 90s and a long hiatus, and I was looking for a full chromoly bike with a platform frame. Granted there aren’t many options on the market, but this is a great bike. After dialing it in, it feels very similar to my old GT, but with all of the modern upgrades and none of the headaches that come with those old bikes. I love the subtle styling, the blackout frame and components looks really sleek in person. It also weighs in around 25 pounds which is incredibly light compared to my old bike.
The only small gripes I have with this bike are 1. the combo seat/post, since it’s not adjustable and the seat angle is awful, 2. The brake calipers are cheap, and the rear u brake is not low profile so the chain will rub on the brake unless you run the chain really tight, and 3. The brake pads themselves are cheap, and one of my brake pads was split/broken out of the box.
Overall, for the price this bike is amazing and would cost way more if you were to try to build this yourself. Quality wise it is better, looks better (in my opinion), and is lighter than the the GT heritage series.
The only small gripes I have with this bike are 1. the combo seat/post, since it’s not adjustable and the seat angle is awful, 2. The brake calipers are cheap, and the rear u brake is not low profile so the chain will rub on the brake unless you run the chain really tight, and 3. The brake pads themselves are cheap, and one of my brake pads was split/broken out of the box.
Overall, for the price this bike is amazing and would cost way more if you were to try to build this yourself. Quality wise it is better, looks better (in my opinion), and is lighter than the the GT heritage series.