SNAFU recently sent us a batch of goods to check out, so we put this buyer's guide together so you can see what SNAFU has going on. The best thing about this guide is that SNAFU decided to give all of this stuff away when we were done, so we’ve got four backpacks, four sprockets, and four seatposts looking for new homes. Want one? Look at the bottom of this page for the contest details.
How to Win Free SNAFU Parts
We’re giving away 12 prizes in this giveaway, and winning will be a piece of cake. Here’s all you have to do.
Step 1: Go to the Vital BMX Product Guide and find an item you already own. It could be a bike, bag, part—anything in the guide. You need to be a Vital BMX member to review products, and signing up is quick and free. Click here to join Vital BMX.
Step 3: Check back on December 10th to see if you won. Twelve Vital BMX Members who have written helpful reviews (the more the better) are going to get hooked up.
A big thanks to SNAFU for hooking up these rad prizes (scroll down to check them out), and good luck.
(Click any image to see detail photos of these products.)
 | SNAFU Lite Sprocket The SNAFU Lite Sprocket is exactly what this tiny-gear-obsessed sport is after. It’s 7mm thick with an offset-tooth profile for better chain alignment, and comes in 25,30,36,and 39t. There are two different pin placement options, it comes with 19mm (Profile) and 22mm spacers, and works with 3/32” chains. |
 | SNAFU Utility Backpack The Utility Backpack is perfect for riders looking for a straightforward pack without too many bells and whistles. It would work perfectly for hauling schoolbooks back and forth, and then on the weekends you could stink it up with your pads. It’s made of rugged ripstop nylon, has padded shoulders, and comes in black or olive drab. There is also a cool clip on the outside of the bag so you can strap your helmet on instead of cramming everything inside. And you know that’s a SNAFU grip on the handle, right? |
 | SNAFU Backpack If you want a feature-packed bag, this is it—it took 15 minutes to go through all of the different compartments when we pulled it out of the box. This backpack is big enough for a full-face and pads inside, and the main compartment features a fold-down, puncture-resistant bottom. There are two 40-ounce “beverage” compartments on the outside and a skateboard carrying system that would work perfectly for holding tripods or a pump. It’s got a place for your phone, your iPod, and a way for to get the headphones connected without running cords everywhere. The details go on and on… |
 | SNAFU JBar Seatpost If you need a lightweight seatpost, the JBar has you covered. This post only weighs 9.3 ounces, and its extruded tube features reinforced walls for extra strength. The JBar comes in green, red, gold, and black, and has a laser-etched SNAFU icon and logo on the sides. |
