Finally, here’s the complete collection of Jordan Aleppo’s bike checks, from the most recent to the older ones.
Instead of searching all over, I’ve gathered everything available online in one place.
How. Cool.
I’ve been a big fan of Jordan for a long time – his riding style, his creativity, and just the overall PERSONA that he is.
But today, we’re here for one thing only: his bike setup.
As you probably know, Jordan is part of Cult, Primo, and Stay Strong.
And with Primo, he even has his signature Aleppo front load stem (46mm reach, 8mm rise).
Check out Jordan’s full setup below!
Latest Jordan Aleppo Cult & Primo Bike Check
Frame: Cult Biggie Frame
Bar: Cult Crew bar
Stem: Primo Aleppo front load BMX stem
Fork: Cult Sect BMX fork
Chain: Primo half link chain
Seat: Primo Biscuit pivotal BMX seat
Seat Post: Primo pivotal seat post
Cranks: Cult Crew BMX cranks
Sprocket: Primo Omniguard BMX sprocket
Front Wheel: Primo Balance front BMX wheel
Rear Wheel: Primo Balance FC rear BMX wheel
Tires: Primo V-Monster BMX tires
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Note: Don’t miss the ultimate Jordan Aleppo BMX rider profile, where you can also watch his best videos to date.
Do not forget to follow Jordan on Instagram, as there’s some pretty nice stuff going on on his IG. Street, park, flat rails, ledges – you can expect it ALL.
Featured photo by: Jordan’s Instagram.
Note: If you’d like to see more Cult bike setups, I have:
Old Jordan Aleppo bike checks
Bike Check (2023)
Bike Check (2022)
Bike Check (2020)
Ride UK bike check (2019)
In an interview/bike check with Ride UK, Jordan says that getting on Cult was a dream come true. Even though he has many great years with Federal, his “obsession” with Cult Crew came to reality.
Here is his Cult Shorty (Sean Ricany‘s signature frame) 21″ bike setup. It looks too DOPE. But that’s probably because I like it all-black as well.
Some other parts include 18mm forks, 165mm cranks, 4.5″ plastic pegs and 2.4″ tires. That’s what I will reveal. You can find all the rest over on Ride UK, along with some nice photos and an interview.
Federal bike check (2015)
This one is from the time when Jordan was still on Federal, rocking Stevie Churchill’s signature street-oriented frame. He also has a 10″ rise bar and 175mm cranks.
The rust paint finish on those bars looks SICK. (That was a joke.)
A good mixture of Federal and Primo parts for you to indulge in.
What’s also cool about this video bike check is all the RIDING CLIPS that you get. And you know that Jordan never disappoints. Enjoy!
Ride UK bike check (2016)
Okay, here’s one more for you. The last Jordan Aleppo bike check at the time of writing this. When a new one drops, you’ll find it above.
This one is – again – with Ride UK, featuring a pretty colorful bike setup. Not something I am used to seeing because everything changed pretty much to black lately.
But that’s OK.
A solid mix of Federal and Primo parts with Stay Strong ODI grips.
Even though Jordan went to a lower handlebar recently, he was rocking a 10″ one in 2016. (I just ordered my 10s and cannot wait to test them.)
