Charge Scissor V2

The Charge Scissor V2 Frame is now available via Wiggle. The first generation Scissor had a lot of problems with a weak rear triangle so hopefully this one can hold up. I can't see a chain stay bridge but hopefully that is just due to the angle. Other than that, it looks real beefy and I love the S bend chain stays and blue accents. It also comes in Extra Small now which is good because the small V1 had a standover similar to a standard medium frame. I'm excited to see builds of this and from what I hear, this won't be directly available in the US but I would wait for real confirmation from Charge before ordering internationally.

Bike Check: My Own Milwaukee Bruiser

This is my current bike that I use for everything from commuting to tricking.

Review for different parts to come, if you have anything in particular you want me to review, email me at gnarniabikes@gmail.com

I also barely have full barspin clearance with this setup.

Specs:

Frame- Small Milwaukee Bruiser

Fork- Leader Shadow Fork

Headset- Tange

Stem- Random 25.4 50mm Ebay Stem

Bars- Blk Mrkt Bada Bing Bars 28 inches wide

Grips- Odyssey Arron Ross

Seatpost and Clamp- Random

Seat- Charge Bucket

Cranks- 160mm Demolition Medials

Sprocket- 36t Mosh

Cog- 14t

Wheels- Dual 700c Velocity Chukkers Laced to Profile Hubs

Tires- Front 32c Panracer Urban Max, Rear 35c Bontrager Hardcase

Chain- KMC Z

Pedals- Primo Pc

Straps- Homemade (have lasted almost a year)