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EighthInch Butcher X Fyxation Parts

Milwaukee based EighthInch just announced that their new Butcher fixed gear freestyle complete builds are available for pre-order for only $799.00.

We are stoked to announce that the Butcher completes will be outfitted with new the 35c Session 700 tire. The 35c Session is our biggest tire yet and is made for a trick frame like the Butcher. When ordering online you can choose from 3 different color 35c Sessions - black, white and our dual compound white. In addition, you have the option to upgrade to Fyxation BMX Grips and our Alloy Bar End Caps for only $20.00!

It's about time that somebody stepped up to the plate and came out with a complete bike featuring Fyxation tires and parts. We can't wait to see some of the complete Butcher's with matching Fyxation tires, grips and caps!

Check out the EighthInch website to get your Butcher on order today.

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