Curious about the latest Jordan Godwin bike check?
Here’s a full breakdown of his current setup, and trust me – it’s built for next-level technical street riding.
Jordan has this super original and insanely technical style that few can replicate.
His setup? It follows modern street riding trends but takes things to the extreme.
For example, his signature WTP Doomsayer frame is one of the steepest street frames in the game, with a 76.25-degree head tube angle.
What does that mean? Quicker front-end response, making nose manuals, barspins, and spins feel effortless.
The chainstay is short, too – 12.95″ slammed, 13.2″ centered – giving the frame a ton of responsiveness for quick pop and easy manuals.
Below, you’ll find Jordan’s full parts list and some past bike setups for comparison.
Dive in!
Jordan Godwin WeThePeople & Eclat Bike Check
Jordan’s height: 5’11” (180 cm)
Frame: 20.75″ WeThePeople Doomsayer frame
Bar: Eclat Chocolate bars
Grips: Eclat Octa grips
Stem: Eclat Domain front load stem, made in Japan
Fork: Eclat Storm BMX fork (20mm offset)
Chain: Eclat Stroke half link BMX chain
Seat: Eclat Void BMX seat
Cranks: Eclat Tibia 160mm BMX cranks
Pedals: Eclat Juggernaut BMX plastic pedals
Sprocket: Eclat Onyx 26t
Front Wheel: Eclat E440 rim, Eclat Cortex BMX front hub
Rear Wheel: Eclat E440 rim, Eclat Shift freecoaster BMX hub
Tires: 2 x 2.4 Eclat Decoder tires
Pegs: 4 x WTP Dill Pickle, 4.5″ plastic BMX pegs
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Note: Don’t forget to check my collection of the best Jodan Godwin videos.
To see Jordan’s bike in action, you should definitely give him a follow on Instagram.
Featured photo by: WeThePeople.
Old Jordan Godwin Bike Checks
If you are interested in what were Jordan’s past bike setups, here is a collection for your viewing pleasure.
Mid 2024 WTP & Eclat Bike
Early 2024 WTP & Eclat Bike check
Frame: 20.75″ WeThePeople Doomsayer frame
Bar: Eclat Chocolate bars
Stem: Eclat 1023 top load stem, made in Japan
Fork: Eclat Storm BMX fork (20mm offset)
Chain: Eclat Stroke half link BMX chain
Seat: Eclat Void Void BMX seat
Cranks: Eclat Tibia 160mm BMX cranks
Pedals: Eclat Juggernaut BMX plastic pedals
Sprocket: Eclat Onyx 26t
Front Wheel: Eclat E440 rim, Eclat Cortex BMX front hub
Rear Wheel: Eclat E440 rim, Eclat Shift freecoaster BMX hub
Tires: 2 x 2.4 Eclat Morrow tires (Ty Morrow‘s signature)
Pegs: 4 x WTP Dill Pickle, 4.5″ plastic BMX pegs
2023 WTP & Eclat Bike check
Frame: 20.75″ WeThePeople Doomsayer frame
Bar: Eclat Chocolate bars
Stem: Eclat Domain front load stem, OS
Fork: Eclat Storm BMX fork (20mm offset)
Chain: Eclat Stroke half link BMX chain
Seat: Doomed prototype Void BMX seat?
Cranks: Eclat Tibia 160mm BMX cranks
Pedals: Eclat prototype BMX plastic pedals
Sprocket: Eclat AK 28t (Alex Kennedy‘s signature BMX sprocket)
Front Wheel: Eclat Crown rim, Eclat Cortex BMX front hub
Rear Wheel: Eclat Crown rim, Eclat Shift freecoaster BMX hub
Tires: 2 x 2.4 Eclat Creature tires (Felix Prangenberg‘s signature)
Pegs: 4 x Eclat Venom, 4.8″ plastic BMX pegs
Source Bike Check 2023
If you want to see a very in-depth video bike check with Jordan, this is it. With Van Homan behind the mic, you know you’ll learn all the ins and outs of his bike.
The key thing you’ll learn is that Godwan likes to ride his bike compact.
What’s really interesting is that he is 5’11” and rides a 20.75″ frame, which is small in my opinion, but suits Jordan perfectly.
You see, there are no rules in BMX, do what suits you best, and not what someone else tells you to do.
Still, feel free to page a peek at my BMX top tube length guide.
Anyway, you’ll also learn why he rides a 26T sprocket, aluminum core plastic pegs and gain some extra insight about his signature Eclat Juggernaut pedal.
2022 WTP Bike check
2021 WTP Bike check
You can find more pics on WeThePeople.
2018 Bike check
Here we have a video bike check with Jordan from late in 2018. This one is a no-frills bike check with all parts on his bike and some reasoning behind things.
He explains how steep the head tube is on his frame at 76.25 degrees with a 12.9” chainstay length.
Jordan also reveals why some of the hydroforming was changed on his frame for strength.
There isn’t any riding in here, but if you were ever curious what Jordan was riding in 2018, this is it.
What I ride (2018)
Jordan Godwin gives us a rundown on his bike in this installment of the late Ride BMX “What I Ride” series.
This one is from early 2018 after a fresh Eclat/WeThePeople build before his signature Doomsayer frame was released.
Here, he’s riding a WeThePeople Battleship frame in his signature colorway for 2018 and his signature Eclat Chocolate bars.
He is also riding the 25.4mm stem/bar combo, an oversized clamping area on the bars, making it much stronger. Jordan’s bike was looking fresh as always, so take a look.
You may also be interested in reading my WTP Battleship Magnum frame review.
2016 Bike check
This is a look at Jordan Godwin’s setup in a video bike check from 2016, way back when the Battleship frame he was riding at the time was still a prototype.
This build also brings in the 25.4mm stem/bar combo, which was new then.
This is a larger clamping area to help with slippage. There are some riding b-roll clips here, so it’s not just a bike check – you get some hype.
Check it out and see what Jordan’s bike was like in 2016 – a timeless machine.
2020 Bike check/overview
And now for a super quick video bike build with Jordan Godwin from WeThePeople.
At Just 42 seconds long, there is no time wasted as he builds up his bike with many great b-rolls, showing which parts he rides.
Jordan rips, and this is a look at what his bike looked like at the beginning of 2020 with his signature Doomsayer frame from WeThePeople and signature Eclat Chocolate bars.
