The wethepeople "Pathfinder" BMX Frame is the signature frame of Felix Prangenberg and uses "new school street inspired" responsive geometry with a ground breaking new offset thickness chain stay and bottom bracket sheel, to strengthen the frame in areas susceptible to grind damage. Now boasting a longer 12.9" - 13.5" chainstay, taller Standover height of 9.666" and some fresh new graphics. Furthermore the wethepeople "Pathfinder" BMX Frame includes a integrated seat clamp, wider rear triangle for a 2.4" tire and has no brake hardware holes (brakeless) for a very clean and modern look.

• Wheel Size: 20"
• Material: 100% 4130 Japanese CrMo, top tube and down tube gussets, butted tubes, integrated headset, integrated seatclamp, offset thickness dent resistant chainstays and mid bb for grind resistance
• Geometry:
  Top Tube Length (TT): 20.5", 20.75" or 21.0"
  Chainstay Length (CS): 12.9" (32.77cm) - 13.5" (34.29cm)
  Head Tube Angle (HA): 76°
  Seat Tube Angle (SA): 71°
  Bottom Bracket Height: 11.7" (29.72cm)
  Standover Height (SO): 9.666" (24.55cm)
• Seat Clamp: integrated
• Seat Post Diameter: 25.4mm
• Bottom Bracket: Mid BB
• Dropouts: Investment cast, 6mm thick, 14mm slots, CNC machined, 4130 CrMo
• Chain Tensioners: without
• Brake Type: without (brakeless)
• Brakemounts: without
• Brakemounts included with delivery: No
• Gyro compatible: No
• Features: Felix Prangenberg Signature, extruded offset thickness dent resistant chainstays, super strong offset thickness bottom bracket shell, super steep 76 degree headtube, wide rear end for fat 2.4" tires
• Model Year: 2023

Felix Prangenberg got his first signature prototype from Wethepeople which has some unrivaled highlights to offer like the extruded chainstays and offset thickness bottom bracket shell. We will get the "Pathfinder" frame early in september and you can read some words of Felix and more details at the bike check of wethepeople (goto pathfinder bikecheck)! Best regards, Your kunstform BMX Shop

Felix Prangenberg's WTP Pathfinder Promo went finally online. 4 minutes of pure action are waiting for you. You'll be definitely not disappointed!

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Felix Prangenberg filmed a new promo video for the new colorway of his Pathfinder signature series of wethepeople. The clips to the video were produced during Felix's stay in California and include some wild grind combos. Watch the whole edit right here.

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Felix Prangenberg got the samples of his Pathfinder signature series from wethepeople last week just in time for the X-Games. The new frame and handlebars were put through their paces in the streets of Cologne. The result is a wild promo video in vintage style, which you can watch here now.

The new Wethepeople Pathfinder 2020 parts are available end of September 2020!

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• all products of wethepeople
• all signature parts of Felix Prangenberg

Yeah, spring is comin closer! Perfect that we were able to get the last Fiend Type B 2019 BMX bikes and Felix Prangenberg's signature wethepeople Pathfinder 2019 BMX frames which we can offer now for a great special price. Also the first parts of the Vans Spring 2020 collection, in which none other than BMX Pro Larry Edgar has a signature line and the new 2020 colors and BMX parts from BSD arrived.

We still have a few wethepeople Pathfinder Felix Prangenberg Signature 2019 BMX frames in stock, which we are now offering in a greatly reduced amount while stocks last.

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• all signature parts of Felix Prangenberg
• all products of wethepeople

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