ACS is
probably one of the oldest BMX
companies. Since its inception
back in the 70s by aerospace
engineers Charles Stephens and
Robert Hanson, American Cycle
System have been releasing
high quality hubs.
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ACS
With the BMX Freestyle boom
in the 1980s
ACS got
heavily involved in the
business. The probably most
known parts were the ACS rotor
(the first rotor on the
market), the Z-rim, the ACS
Boa brake and of course the
ACS R.L. Edge tire.
The R.L. Edge was one of
the first tires that could
keep a tire pressure up to 100
PSI and therefore received a
legendary status not only
among Flatland riders. There
are actually some people that
fly out to Japan just to get
some remaining ACS R.L.tires.
But before you book your
flight to Japan take a moment
and relax; Flatland legend and
Odyssey teamrider Chase Gouin
knows what's good. With the Odyssey Frequency
G you get your R.L. Edge.
ACS Products
There nothing to complain
about ACS
products. The ACS True 100 for
instance is the follow-up
model of the legendary R.L.
Edge and stands out due to its
extrem hard rubber compound.
So this is a great choice if
you don't want to loose speed
while riding. The ACS chain
can be described with the
following attributes: black,
rugged, considerably light
weight and low in price. For a
long time this chain has
already been the preferred
choice of kunstform?! owner
Seppl Pospischil.
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