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DCxSE PK Ripper Fixed Gear

We just got an update from our distributor in Australia that next week they'll be throwing down in Melbourne as they launch the new limited edition DC x SE PK Ripper Fixed Gear. There are 4 events that are going off at some streetwear/bike stores and have a few urban Alleycat/check point rides that go along with it. If you happen to be in Melbourne, you should check it out.

From SE's website -

"DC is proud to introduce the PK Ripper Fixed Gear, the third installment in a series of limited edition bike projects from DC and SE Racing, all designed to embrace the heritage of the brand and the sport. A collector’s item, the PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike production will be limited to only 2,500 bikes worldwide."

More info on the new DCxSE PK Ripper Fixed Gear is available on SE Bike's website.

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