WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame (2025 Review)

The WeThePeople Doomsayer frame isn’t just another street frame.

This thing is something else.

And you probably already know that.

It’s a straight-up weapon for riders who go all in, no matter how big or technical the setup.

Designed by none other than Jordan Godwin, one of the most progressive street riders out there, the Doomsayer was built to match his insane style and progression.

If you’re the kind of rider who loves nose manuals, crank arm grinds, and isn’t afraid to send it down big rails, this BMX street frame is for you.

It’s a frame that actually makes a lot of the mentioned tricks easier. And you’ll feel the difference even more if you’re coming from a more stable frame.

With a hydroformed seat tube junction, oversized 20.5mm seat stays, and an ultra-responsive 76.25° head tube angle, the Doomsayer is for riders who want more control, more clearance, and more of that responsive, snappy feel that makes (EXTREMELY) tech street riding so much fun.

But there’s so much more to this frame.

Let’s break down what makes this frame a street shredder’s dream.

WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame Review

1. Key Features Of The WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame

One thing I want to highlight right away: The Doomsayer isn’t designed for the casual rider.

I mean, there really is no point in getting a frame like this if you aren’t into tech wizardry stuff.

Or should I say, incredibly tech wizardry stuff.

However, because of the aggressive frame geometry, even smaller shredders can opt for a size larger frame than they normally ride.

• Hydroformed down tube & seat tube junction: Boosts strength right where you need it.
• Oversized 20.5mm seat stays: Increased stiffness and durability.
• Invest cast dropouts with chain tensioners: Keep your back end dialed, plus a snag-free design for smoother grinds.
• Tall 11.9” bottom bracket: Keeps your sprocket safe on crooked (especially switch crooked) and crank arm grinds.
• 76.25° head tube angle: Super responsive front end for nose tricks and spins. (One of the steepest in the game!)
• 9” standover height: Clean, classic look with modern clearance.
• Wider rear triangle: Fits up to 2.4” BMX tires with room to spare.
• Taller 127mm head tube: Reduces the need for spacers for a more minimalist look.
• Internal gusset & larger welds: Beefed-up head tube area for max durability.
• WTP supreme 6061-T6 alloy seat clamp: Included with the frame.
• Two sets of decals: For customization. (Who even does that?)
• Lifetime guarantee: Backed by WTP.

2. WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame Specifications

The Doomsayer’s specs tell a story of precision, strength, and progressive geo designed to keep up with the demands of modern street shredding.

• Material: Butted Japanese seamless 4130 chromoly tubing
• Head tube: 127mm / 5″ CNC machined and heat-treated, integrated
• Dropouts: 7.5mm investment cast with integrated chain tensioners, heat-treated 4130 chromoly (these are THICK!)
• Brake Mounts: Brakeless frame
• Bottom Bracket: 74mm mid size, CNC machined and heat-treated
• Seat Clamp: WTP Supreme 6061-T6 alloy aftermarket clamp included
• Color Options: Black, Matt Translucent Grey, Matt Royal Red
• Weight: 5.55 lbs / 2.50 kg (21” TT)
• Price: $399.99

3. WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame Geometry

Geometry is what makes or breaks the feel of your overall bike.

Sure, other parts contribute to the feel, too, but it all starts with the frame.

The Doomsayer’s numbers are as bold as its name.

These specs are fine-tuned to give you confidence for progressive street shredding.

• Top tube lengths: 20.5”, 20.75”, 21”
• Chainstay length: 12.9” – 13.25” (optimized for 13” with 28-9)
• Head tube angle: 76.25°
• Seat tube angle: 71°
• Bottom bracket height: 11.9”
• Standover height: 9”

4. How The WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame Rides

The Doomsayer feels exactly how you’d want an ultimate street tech machine to feel.

Responsive, fast, and locked in for wizardry tricks and combos.

The super steep 76.25° head tube angle makes nose manuals and spins feel effortless.

Because of this steep angle, the frame also brings the wheel base closer together, especially with a slammed back wheel.

Moreover, the tall 11.9” bottom bracket height gives you that additional clearance for crooked and crank arm grinds.

This is even more important with switch crooked grinds and if you ride a 28T sprocket.

The 12.9” chainstay length makes the rear end super snappy, giving you pop and control on manuals, hops, and spins, but you’ve still got the option to stretch it out to 13.25” for a bit more stability.

What I also find super awesome is that Jordan didn’t go with the integrated sear clamp, but you get an aftermarket clamp included in the kit.

And let’s not forget about the hydroformed tubing and internal gussets, which make the frame feel stiff and solid, soaking up heavy landings without feeling flexy.

And the thick, snag-free dropouts? Game changer.

Your pegs and guards sit flush, so you’ll notice fewer (or more like, none at all!) hang-ups and smoother grinds every session.

5. Real Rider Feedback

• Jordan G.: “It’s literally the best frame I’ve ever ridden. Everything just feels right.”
• Max T.: “The head tube angle makes nose manuals so much easier – like it’s cheating. Yes, really, especially after pairing it with a 20mm fork offset.”
• Eli D.: “I’ve cased rails and sent drops, and this thing hasn’t flinched. Solid as a rock.”
• Chris B.: “The clearance for pegs and guards is perfect – never snagged once.”
• Liam R.: “It’s not just for big tricks – this frame makes every little detail in your riding feel more dialed. I couldn’t be happier!”

6. Potential Cons Of The WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame

• Super steep geometry may feel too twitchy for some riders.
• Would be awesome if the frame would also come in 21.25″ top tube length.
• Not the lightest frame for weight weenies.

7. Who The WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame Is Best For

• Street riders who love technical tricks, nose manuals, and grind lines.
• Riders who want a responsive, snappy frame that feels ready for anything.
• Fans of Jordan Godwin’s progressive style.

Conclusion: Should You Get The WeThePeople Doomsayer Frame?

Riding street isn’t just about tricks – it’s about the mindset.

It’s about the feeling you get when you lock into a long grind, when you send a crank arm down a rail, or when you nose manual across a ledge that most people wouldn’t even touch.

The Doomsayer is built for riders who want that feeling every session.

It’s for the ones who see a spot and don’t think if – they think how.

This frame was born from Jordan Godwin’s vision of progression and built by WeThePeople to match the demands of modern street riding.

Every detail has a purpose:

• The hydroformed tubing to take the hits
• The investment cast dropouts to keep your pegs and hub guards dialed
• The steep 76.25° head tube for those nose manuals
• And the tall 11.9” bottom bracket for extra clearance when you’re getting technical

This isn’t just a frame you ride – it’s a frame that makes you feel like you can take on anything.

Especially the tech wizardry stuff!

Sure, it’s not the lightest frame out there, but that’s not what the Doomsayer is about.

It’s about confidence. It’s about trust. It’s about knowing that your frame can take the slams, the grinds, and the progression – and come back ready for more.

If you’re ready to take your street riding to the NEXT LEVEL, the Doomsayer is the tool you need to unlock your full potential.

Don’t hold back. Don’t settle.

Get the Doomsayer, and give your riding the frame it deserves.