Bikecheck: Alexis Roussel's Yellow Partymaster V2

Alexis Roussel put his hands on a yellow Partymaster V2 and built it up right on time for summer. Very similar to his previous setup, but a few notable changes happened with this one. Keep on reading for all the specs, more photos and some words from Alexis about what he changed and why.

Few words on this set up, it’s working like dream, and the new Yellow color just makes it even better, perfect for the upcoming warm days !

Set up is perfect for park and street riding, tried to go for a higher bar this time as Deity is offering a 80mm rise bar, been exploring different hight before, trying to figure out my comfort, and so far it’s been nothing but good feeling on the bike. Black & Chrome parts to go along with the yellow frame, as we don't change a winning team, i’ve been runing the exact same components fora couple builds now. Only real change is the freecoaster, as i got in touch with Freenight, they send me a brand new coaster which feels like a dream so far, using the revolution’s system, can’t wait to try more combos with that one !

Finally shout out to Sebastien Baruzzo (@atelier_bikewild) for keeping my wheel and suspensions dialed, and everyone who supports my riding, appreciate you all - The Rise, Deity, & Freenight.

- Alexis Roussel - Brindas, France

Specs

Frame: The Rise Partymaster V2
Fork: Marzocchi Bomber DJ
Headset: The Rise ZS EC 44
Stem: Deity Cooperhead 35mm
Bars: Deity Highside cut to 720mm
Grips: Demolition Axes
Seat: The Rise pivotal seat
Seatpost: The Rise seat post
Cranks: Wethepeople legacy 170mm
Sprocket: BSD Barrier 28T
Pedals: Eclat Contra
Chain: BSD 1991 Half Link
Rims: Halo Chaos
Hubs: Halo DJ Wideboy front - Freenight planetary Freecoaster rear
Tires: Maxxis DTH 26x2.15