CONTEST NOW CLOSED. The winner of the DMR prize pack is Pinkbike usersjedawe. Congratulationssjedawe
Prize Details: DMR makes MTB and Dirt Jump components and frames that can withstand everything from hitting the jumps down your local woods to sending big lines at Rampage. We’re offering you the chance to win a collection of big-hitting DMR products, to fully upgrade your ride.
Axe Cranks With the strength needed for the biggest DH hits, combined with a hard-wearing finish, the award- winning Axe Crank is our unsung hero!
Blade Chainring Stiff wide/narrow direct mount chainring made from 7075-T6 Aluminium for stiffness and durability.
Vault Pedals – Brendog Edition The preferred pedal of Brendan Fairclough. Unrivalled grip combined with a big platform make a flat pedal equally at home on all-mountain or downhill setups. Comes with extra MOTO pins.
OiOi Saddle Tough, lightweight and versatile mountain bike saddle designed in collaboration with Ben Deakin (The Deakinator). Treacherous terrain, challenging conditions, the OiOi camo bike saddle will get the job done where others can’t.
Deathgrips (Flange or Flangeless, Thick or Thin) A grip for the brave. Designed in collaboration with Brendan Fairclough, the Deathgrip features an internally tapered single-lock core, unique waffle/knurl/mushroom pattern, and comes in a wide variety of styles and colours making this the ultimate mountain bike grip.
Wingbar MK4 The 4th generation of this legendary review-winning bar. The Wingbar blends the perfect shape, lightweight and strength to take hard hits.
Defy Stem Complete your cockpit with the Defy stem. A low stack height, wide clamping stance and high stiffness make it perfect for aggressive riding.
The prize includes: • set of Axe LE Cranks (SRP £160) • Blade Chainring (SRP £40) • Axe bottom bracket of your choice (SRP £40/£60) • Vault Brendog Edition (SRP £110) • OiOi Saddle (SRP £35) • Deathgrips in colour of your choice (SRP £19) • Wingbar Mk4 (SRP £55/£65) • Defy Stem (SRP £55)
There will be new prizes revealed every day in the lead up to Dec 25th so check the Advent Calendar daily on the front page of Pinkbike and make sure you enter for a chance to win.
Winners will be notified via the email associated with their Pinkbike account within 48 hours of their name being drawn.
On the seventh day of Christmas Pinkbike clickbaited me, for 7 Brendog got robbed packages, 6 Jizzing Joysticks.......... 5 surprisingly priced Siskiu’s!!!!........... 4 functional Forefront’s, 3 detailed dentist stems, a pair of over priced goggles and a some brakes that sound like a mullered Turkeeeeeey
They’re usually posted on the advent calendar page. Each box on the calendar usually has a link that says “see winner” or something like that once it’s announced.
But sometimes it is annoying, as they are so gripy, if you try to move you feet, you can't. You can't slide your foot. You have to take your foot of the pedal and replace it. They are bassicly the closest you will get to clipless pedals
The DMR logo changes every couple of years. They've got a new logo before KTM can sue them for using three letters from their patented font. KTM won't though. They're way too excited to see a cool brand use "their" font.
I’m happy they are doing a giveaway, free stuff is cool and all, but does anyone need new cranks, saddle, bars, and a stem? This would be an awesome finishing kit for someone who is building up a frame, but what am I supposed to do if I win this? Replace my parts with these and sell my other stuff on pinkbike?
I’m not trying to be overly critical, I honestly just don’t know who this is for. Maybe a guy who wants to finish a frame he has been building up with spare parts?
I can understand pretty much everything but the cranks. For the rest of it, you can replace the (usually heavier) stock bars/ stem/ saddle, pedals are better quality and offer better grip than cheap pedals that come stock on most bikes, and grips are personal preference but I'm always willing to try new gear. In my case I'd probably throw the cranks on my dirt jumper build, use the grips on whatever bike needs it, and save the rest for when I get a new bike
@Amheirchion: Well yeah, I haven't entered anything yet this year. And I may not at all. I think for most of us here on PB, we already have a bike that works and we've been very picky about the components that go on the bike. As @matt-15 pointed out, if you've bought a new complete (or used) bike you may want to replace some stock parts or if you're building a new bike. This DMR kit seems nice. What's cool about the Defy stem is that if you want to install a fork whose steerer is a bit short for your new headtube, you can still use it with this stem. Another purpose is if you've got a friend who's new to the sport and who got a bike (or bicycle gear) that is just not right yet. That is actually more important than upgrading your own (already pretty good) gear. Get something for new riding friends to keep them stoked. After all I recall back in the days breaking stuff and having to spend a few hundreds on replacement parts was a huge bummer.
Bad santa / troll edition
I’m not trying to be overly critical, I honestly just don’t know who this is for. Maybe a guy who wants to finish a frame he has been building up with spare parts?
You ever start posting something and think 'does this need to be said, is this contributing in any way?'