Sunday’s 2021 Blueprint is a low-end bike for beginner riders. This bike cost’s $319 and comes in 4 different color options. Sunday claims that the geometry is similar to what the pro’s ride. Which will make it easier for a new rider to progress.
Highlights
⛔️ – Full Chromoly
✅ – Under $500
⛔️ – Double Wall Rims
⛔️ – Pegs
⛔️ – Fully Sealed Bearings
✅ – 3 pc. Cranks
⛔️ – Freecoaster – What is a freecoaster?
2021 Sunday Blueprint Overview
The Blueprint is a bike for new riders that is built around a pro-level geometry to help them progress faster.
This bike is equipped with hassle-free parts like Odyssey Springfield brakes, a Sunday Freeze stem and Current 2.4” tires to help keep you focused on the important part – riding. The Blueprint comes with an integrated head tube this year for greater durability, ease of assembly and pro style points.
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2021 Sunday Blueprint Specs
Price
$319 from sourcebmx
Colors
Key Features
- Sunday Current v2 2.4″
- Odyssey Springfield Brakes
- FSA Integrated Headset
- Sunday Cornerstone Grips
- Sunday Freeze Front Load Stem
- KMC S1 Chain
Specs
| Frame: Sunday Blueprint, 20″ top tube, integrated 1-1/8″ head tube |
| Fork: Sunday Blueprint, 20″ fork w/ 2-piece steerer tube and welded pre-load |
| Handlebar: Sunday, 2-piece |
| Stem: Sunday Freeze front load, 48mm |
| Headset: FSA integrated, 1-1/8″ |
| Alloy Cap: FSA aluminum cap |
| Brake Lever: Aluminum, U-brake compatible |
| Brakes: Odyssey Springfield U-brake |
| Brake Cable: Odyssey Quik Slic |
| Grips: Sunday Cornerstone |
| Seat: Sunday Badge, seat and post combo |
| Seat Post: Integrated |
| Seat Clamp: Integrated |
| Sprocket: Sunday S-Logo, 25T, steel |
| Cranks: 160mm, 3-piece, chromoly |
| BB Parts: Loose-ball, American, 19mm |
| Pedals: Wellgo platform, plastic |
| Rims: P-7X aluminum, 20″, 36H |
| Front Hub: Sunday, 36H, low-flange, loose-ball, 3/8″ axle |
| Rear Hub: Sunday, 36H,14mm axle w/ 9t Driver |
| Spokes: 14g steel, black |
| Tires: Sunday Current, 20 x 2.4″ (F & R), red |
| Chain: KMC S1 |
| Approx. Weight: 26lbs (with brakes) |
Frame Geometry
A: Top Tube Length: 20″ & 20.5″ – Learn what size is right for you here.
These are short top tubes
B: Chain Stay Length: 13.2” – 13.5″ – Learn About Chain Stays Here
This is a longer chain stay, it will give you more balance when doing manuals and pulling up for higher bunny hops.
C: Head Tube Angle: 75° – Learn About Head Tube Angles Here
Steep head tube angles make the bike “snappy” meaning more responsive to fast turns.
A less steep head tube gives you more control.
D: Seat Tube Angle: 71°
E: Bottom Bracket Height: 11.5″
F: Stand over height: 8.75″
This is a medium/tall standover.
A medium stand over provides a good balance between responsiveness and control.
While a tall stand over allows you to pinch more of the seat for bars and t-bogs.
2021 Sunday Blueprint Price
So I actually think that for the quality that you are getting, the Blueprint is actually a little bit overpriced. They say “you get what you pay for” and that is true but it is still a little overpriced.
2021 Sunday Blueprint Quality
This is definitely a lower-quality bike. With hi-tensile steel, frame, forks, and bars, the blueprint will not last as you progress to mid-level riding. With that being said, it does have the geometry to feel like a higher level bike. Just not the quality.
Highlights
Really Affordable
The 2021 Blueprint is affordable for most people during non-pandemic times. It shouldn’t take very long to save up $320.
Lowlights
Low Quality
With the lower prices, comes the lower quality. This can be a big problem for people who want to buy one bike and want it to last them for years!
Buy if you are learning:
- 180
- 360 taps
- Manuals
- pull up Barspin
- no-handers
- footjam
Don’t buy if you are learning:
- Freecoaster tricks
- Grinding hand rails
- Huge drops
- 720
- Flips
- Whips
- Big 360
2021 Sunday Blueprint Conclusion
This bike is designed for brand new riders. If you are a brand new rider and you don’t mind paying a little extra for the Sunday ‘name’, it will be a good choice. If you want a bike to last until you are riding at a high-level, go for a mid-level bike instead.
