Do you want to check out the latest Dillon Lloyd bike check?
If you’re looking for one of the toughest, stiffest setups in BMX, Dillon’s bike is exactly that.
This thing is built to take a beating.
When designing his signature Buck frame, Dillon wanted something that could handle anything he threw at it – no compromises, no weak spots, just pure strength.
And guess what? He and WeThePeople nailed it.
But that’s not all.
His signature WTP bar and pegs were crafted with just as much thought. From burly setups to big sends, Dillon’s ride is ready for whatever comes next.
Check it out below.
Dillon Lloyd WeThePeople & Eclat Bike Check
Dillon’s height: 5’11″ (180 cm)
Frame: WTP Buck frame, 21″
Bar: WTP Buck bar
Stem: Eclat Onyx top load BMX stem
Fork: WTP Battleship BMX forks
Seat: Eclat Tripod BMX seat
Cranks: WTP Legacy cranks
Pedals: Eclat Seeker plastic BMX pedals
Sprocket: Eclat AK BMX sprocket
Tires: Eclat Mirage BMX tires
Pegs: WTP Dill Pickle plastic pegs
Go check more pics and the entire parts list on WTP.
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Featured photo by: @vlad_p_films.
Old Dillon Lloyd Bike Checks
1. What I Ride (2019)
Dillon runs you through his beautiful trans matte blue Buck setup that he was riding in 2019.
Along with his signature WeThePeople frame, bars and plastic BMX pegs, he’s also riding Eclat pulsar grips, WTP legacy cranks in 165mm and Eclat Cortex front hub and freecoaster.
And because it’s bulking seasons, he managed to bend his seat post backward slightly but said he’s digging it.
Why? Because it’s easier to pinch the seat with his legs for barspins.
2. What I Ride (2018)
Dillon definitely likes to change the color of the frame regularly, so here’s the quicksilver version of his signature WTP Buck frame.
And it looks dope.
His bike is a full-on WeThePeople and Eclat build, one of the strongest machines for hitting streets and parks as heavy as you want.
Dillon rides a 21″ top tube frame because he’s taller but also rocks 165mm BMX cranks because his feet are larger, so he doesn’t hit back pegs.
Big or tech moves, this thing handles it all with ease.
3. WTP Real Bike Check (2016)
While his bike checks definitely improved lately, Dillon wasn’t really sure what parts he was riding in 2016.
This is a hilarious bike check that’ll have you laughing a lot.
Filmed in Riga, Latvia, while filming for the WeThePeople “Foundation” video, but it was raining, so Dillon went into the bike check mode.
Do you know the name of all the parts you ride?
4. WTP Buck Check (2015)
I don’t really know what happened to Dillon Lloyd in 2016, not knowing what parts he’s riding, but that was not the case with this 2015 video bike check.
What I particularly like about his bike checks is that they are pretty in-depth. Dillon just needs to remember it. 🙂
Anyhow, this was then still the prototype WTP Buck that he was putting through a ton of abuse.
One thing’s for sure if it holds Dillon, it’ll hold anyone. Dillon even encourages you to break the frame if you can but also wants to warn you that you’ll fail.
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