Cardinal back in stock

les excellent cadres Cardinal (matez la vidéo du Nate qui nous explique tout ça) sont de retour avec leurs pattes semi verticale,le cadre a une géométrie moderne et réactive, le poids est canon (même pas 2kg), il est entièrement traité thermiquent après soudure. Lucas Filliung ride sur un cardinal grâce au shop Slide Box (cofacotry Cardinal/Lotek), il lui tarde d’aller l’essayer dans la rue mais le temps lui permet de rouler son spot perso uniquement. Lucas nous vient de Strasbourg et c’est un rider new school (Lucas a des bons clips dans la vidéo de Stepan Karle pour le media apprendice Soul/Nike 6.0).
top tube: 20.5, 20.8 ou 21
bases: 13.5″
angle de direction: 75°
angle de tube de selle: 71°
couleurs: ED noir ou marron.
prix:379€
si vous voulez le voir, mattez celui de notre pote Fernando
sinon un petit rappel le trip de Barcelone du team pour les amoureux de bon street

originally posted on ESPN

Primo/CRDNL man about town.

September 2, 2009, 11:42 AM

By: Brian Tunney

Nate’s Facebook

Nate Moroshan. Cardinal Bikes chairman.

Lots of people in BMX start out just riding their bikes. But over time, their love for riding pushes them to get involved with BMX past the simple act of riding. Such is the case with Nate Moroshan. This Michigan to L.A. transplant came up with the original Commercial Bikes crew (which also included John Heaton.) Then Nate moved to L.A., got a job as product and team manager at Primo/Tip Plus and put out an awesome section in Volume’s On the Clock. But that just wasn’t good enough. So Nate gathered a crew of friends, started Cardinal Bikes earlier this year, and continues to kill it on a bike. But because of his full plate, Nate sometimes flies under the radar. So here’s Nate, according to the Hello My Name Is feature.

Hello my name is: Nathan Domitro Moroshan.

A.K.A. Nate Moroshan.

I was raised in: Taylor, MI.

The reason that you’re reading about me is: I ride BMX.

Right now I’m working on: Finishing the Cardinal site.

But I’d rather be: Riding my Bike or building a cafe bike.

My most prized possessions are: My car and my couch.

But I’d give it all away for: A sail boat and lessons.

The first thing I do in the morning is: Find my slippers and pour a cup of coffee.

The last thing I do at night is: Turn my computer off and turn the fan on.

My momma always said: “There would be days like this.”

Ricky Adam/Dig BMX

180 bar in the U.K.

The worst job I ever had was: Folding cardboard boxes at a factory in Cleveland.

I love it when people: Don’t think anyone is watching when they trip. It’s hilarious to see their reactions.

I can’t stand when people: Dont look right before they turn right and hit people on bikes.

My favorite BMX rider is: Jordan Stewart.

The most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen is: The sun rising over Paris.

The ugliest thing I’ve ever seen is: The Montauk Monster.

I am what I drive, which is: 2002 VW Jetta wagon 1.8T.

My iPod is filled with: Random music and This American life Podcasts.

My favorite place in the world is: Any island with a beautiful beach.

The last time I swore I’d never drink was after a night of: Drinking with Rob Morgan at Turks. That place always makes you never want to drink again.

If you see me walking down the street say: Hello.

My most notable run-in with the law was when: I got pulled over riding my bike to work because that’s how they get most of their guys. I didn’t look 28, according to the officer.

If I had to say sorry it would be because: I made an error in judgement.

I get aggro when: I have too many drinks in certain situations.

Future goals and plans: Buy a house and build a cafe bike.

And before I leave I’d like to give a shout out to: JRG, The Cardinal Team, The Primo team, Fernando Gomarín Olaiz, Glenn PP miligan, Rob Morgan, Skully, John Povah, Dara Di Gerolamo and everyone else for their support.

Made from heat-treated chromoly featuring an offset butted integrated headtube drilled for gyro tabs, externally machined seattube and Mid BB shell, seatstay located removable U-brake mounts and cable guides, tapered seat and chainstays and 5mm thick semi-vertical dropouts that allow for easy chain adjustment and prevent the wheel from slipping forwards or backwards.

Headset Type: Integrated (Campy Spec)
Gyro Tabs: Removable
BB Type: Mid
BB Height: 11.6″
Chainstay: 13.5″
Headtube Angle: 75°
Seattube Angle: 71°
Seatpost Size: 25.4mm
Seattube Height: N/A
Dropout Size: 14mm (Semi Vertical)
Weight: 4 lbs 5.5 oz

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Tuesday, August 11, 2009 2:56pm PDT (5 months ago)

Cardinal Bikes on The Daily Habit

Tuesday, May 19, 2009 1:12pm PDT (8 months ago)

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Cardinal Bikes riders Manuel “E-Man” Cantero, Anthony “Boy” Flores, and owner Nate Moroshan were featured on the Daily Habit last night (Monday, May 18) in the evening to talk about Primo’s latest video “Nice Try,” which they are all in. All three ride for Cardinal Bikes and Primo Parts. Nate rides for Etnies shoes. Manuel rides for DC shoes. Anthony rides for Osiris shoes. I find that sort of funny. So similar yet so different.

It airs today so hit the television RIGHT NOW and DVR that sh*t; I know you have it!
Channels: BMX