I’m hyped to bring you the latest Joris Coulomb bike check because this thing looks absolutely RAD.
As a Shadow Conspiracy and Subrosa pro, Joris has stacked his setup with signature parts, making for one super dialed ride.
His build features a signature frame, a 4pc BMX bar (currently in the works!), BMX forks, BMX grips, a BMX seat colorway, and a signature sprocket.
Joris’s setup is built for technical street and park riding but can still handle going big when needed.
His Subrosa OM BMX street frame is designed for quick responsiveness, featuring a short rear end (12.9″ – 13.2″) for effortless manuals and spins and a steeper 75.5° head tube for better front-end control.
Pair that with his OM fork’s 22mm offset, and you get a front-end that’s perfectly dialed for nose manuals and tech moves.
Enjoy!
Joris Coulomb Subrosa & Shadow Bike Check
Joris’s height: 5’9″ (175 cm)
Frame: Subrosa OM frame, 20.75″
Bar: Subrosa (prototype)
Stem: Rant Trill front load stem
Bar Ends: Shadow Deadbolt Slim
Fork: Subrosa OM fork
Headset: Shadow Stacked
Grips: Shadow Maya grips
Seat: Shadow Penumbra seat
Seat Post: Shadow Pivotal seat post
Cranks: Subrosa Rose BMX cranks
Pedals: Shadow Ravager plastic BMX pedals
Sprocket: Shadow Sabotage Maya edition BMX sprocket
Chain: Shadow Interlock Supreme half link chain
Front Wheel: Shadow Symbol front wheelset
Rear Wheel: Shadow Optimized freecoaster wheelset
Pegs: Shadow Little Ones w/ Slicker Sleeves
Tires: Shadow Strada Nuova BMX tires
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Don’t miss following Joris on Instagram for tons of great, tech-first original riding clips.
Want to see Joris in action? I have a full list of Joris Coulomb’s best videos for your viewing pleasure.
Featured photo by: Joris’s IG.
Old Joris Coulomb Bike Checks
Joris Coulomb Late 2023 Bike Check
Joris Coulomb Mid 2023 Bike Check
Compared to the above bike build, you’ll notice that Joris switched from a top load stem to a front load.
Joris Coulomb Early 2023 Bike Check
Subrosa (2018)
Unfortunately, there aren’t that many bike checks that Joris did in the past, but I found this one from 2018.
You can head over to the Subrosa website to check the complete parts list of this dope-looking translucent green OM frame. (I’m not really a color guy, but this one looks GREAT!)
Subrosa (2018)
Do you want to see how Joris’s bike looked in 2017?
His signature OM frame was available in a teal color option at the time, which was – in case I haven’t mentioned it before – my FAV color when I was a kid (turquoise, to be more exact).
Sadly, Subrosa doesn’t have any close-up shots of Coulomb’s bike, but they do have the entire parts list, so check it out.
Note: His now-signature OM forks were then just a prototype.
