BUILT | Emil Johansson's Red Bull Joyride Winning Trek Ticket.

After a couple years off, Red Bull Joyride has returned, and with it so have the riders. Emil Johansson eagerly arrived and brought with him a new bike for the competition. His Trek Ticket is painted powder pink swirl with paisley bandana detailing, inspired by classic car photos and his signature shoe. The more you look, the more detail you see pop out of Trek Project One’s work. SRAM’s space at Crankworx is meant to be interactive, and people were encouraged to come in and see what we are up to. For the first time ever, this build was done in front of a live audience of Emil’s fans, so they could be a part of and enjoy the process. With Joyride’s triumphant return, it only made sense to go all out on a build for Emil.
Full Build Specs:
Frame: Trek Ticket
Fork: RockShox Pike Ultimate
Shock: RockShox Deluxe Ultimate
Seatpost: Truvativ Noir
Derailleur: SBONE G3 Tensioner
Cassette: Singlespeed w/ freecoaster hub
Chain: SRAM XX1 Eagle
Crankset: SRAM X01 Eagle DUB with 32t Chainring, 165mm
Bottom Bracket: SRAM DUB BSA
Rear Brake: Odyssey lever w/gyro and SRAM BB7 Road caliper
Rotors: SRAM HS2 160mm
Wheels: Industry9
Handlebar: Sixpack
Stem: Sixpack
Tire Front: Maxxis Ikon 26 x 2.2
Tire Rear: Maxxis Pace 26 x 2.1
Saddle: Sixpack EJ Saddle, Custom Fabric
Pedals: HT Supreme
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[@michael_emtb]

Absolutely love this series of videos. Sick bike for a sick rider!! Thank you SRAM!!

[@SRAM]

Thanks for watching!

[@rhyswiliams3447]

@@SRAM how much travel does Emil use front and rear? also so sad to see his nasty crash yesterday he could have gotten first but Nicholi played it smart and it really paid off.

[@Limestream73]

It is an odd pleasure to see someone that really knows what he is doing assemble something beautiful as this bike.

[@chrisgenovese8188]

Oooh weee, that's a fine looking machine. Love the sound of those Industry Nine hubs.

[@rkmalexander7710]

that looks super clean

[@diveaddict6885]

What’s the device called after you put on the single speed cog? Some kind of chain retention?

[@bennetsiewers1671]

Hi what a nice Bike🔥 Which Size is the bottom bracket?

[@kylelongstaff]

What shock is that!!! I swear RockShox only makes Metric sizes... The Ticket S is Imperial 6.5x1.5"...

[@seanarcuino7009]

How much is the suspension travel?

[@SouthAvaria]

100 mm

[@hugomundo4826]

those spokes are thicc

EMIL

[@okatbikes4917]

So even SRAM don't trust Taiwan's ability to assemble a fork correctly?

[@uwanallen1893]

They could have altered the travel?

[@iggywow]

​@@uwanallen1893 Probably disassembled to paint the lowers since it's a custom job right, so might as well check everything over I guess

[@mikedisalvo6305]

@@iggywow Also added volume spacers

[@uwanallen1893]

@@iggywow true

[@MrSupermugen]

an off the shop floor fork feels way different to one thats had its airspring cleaned out...
If your bike shop has no idea about that - they shouldnt be dealing in high end bikes.. AT ALL
Every fork you buy, pull the air spring, clean out the grease, install and enjoy a fork that rides atleast 40% better.

[@sicklygazelle]

painful to watch someone in a shop setting put something together with a multi tool. cool bike at least

[@timonk.7000]

wasn't in a shop tough

[@justinfournier1285]

@@timonk.7000If they have a shop stand and a full size ratchet they should have proper hex keys.

[@klopsklops7579]

Trek się łamią

[@docmccoy9813]

White logos on pink background. Smart. Not.

[@ROSE-by5su]

Its same thing putting Gloss white brand on Matte Black Bike you gotta find a way around to see the brand lol

[@fpeter01]

I like it. They are there, because of sponsorship, but they are bearely noticable.

[@Jamesfrancosdog]

It’s called subtlety, kid.