Home › The Lost Co Blog › Staff Bike Checks | Mike's Custom Painted Deity Cryptkeeper Staff Bike Checks | Mike's Custom Painted Deity Cryptkeeper by Henry Hibbeln October 30, 2020 Nothing quite like taking a look at a super clean, purpose built Dirt Jumper to start off your Monday. The Build Minimal, simple, and headache free is the name of the game when it comes to a good dirt jumper. Mike's custom painted Deity Cryptkeeper has this in spades while being quite the head-turner due to its crazy custom powder coat paint job, red fork, and tan-wall tires. This simple build features Marzocchi Suspension, a sweet single speed wheelset from Spank, and some super clean finishings from Chromag. The goal of this build was a dirtjumper spec'd with reliable parts, headache free parts that will run without a fuss for years! Frame: Deity Cryptkeeper Fork: Marzocchi Bomber DJ - Red Crankset: WeThePeople Legacy Chainring: Profile Racing Imperial 25t Pedals: Chromag Scarab Hubs: Spank Singlespeed Rims: Spank Spike Tires: Maxxis DTH - Skinwall Seatpost: Gusset Lofty Seatpost Headset: Cane Creek 40-Series Bars: Chromag FUBAR - 40mm Rise Stem: Chromag HiFi Grips: ODI Longneck V4.2 Lock-On Brakes: Sram Code R Rotors: Sram Centerline - 160mm The textured grey frame is complimented perfectly by the splash of color from Marzocchi's new Z1 DJ. The new Z1 DJ features the same Grip Damper found on other Z1's but is shrunk down into a shorter travel 26in package. The Longnecks and 2-Piece WeThePeople cranks reflect Mike's roots in BMX. Chromag Cockpits are among the best looking out there and this FU40 iteration is no exception! Chromag finishings all over the place. ABOUT THE RIDER/WRITER NAME AGE HEIGHT LOCATED Henry Hibbeln 23 5'10" Bellingham, WA Current Bikes: Transition Patrol, Surly Straggler Bike Size: Large Favorite Trails: Galbraith/Glorieta Trails in Santa Fe About Me: Transplanted from New Mexico and Michigan before that, Henry is a fan of spicy food, chunky trails, and endless bike park laps! Henry bounces back and forth between creating media content, taking photos, and helping customers get gear that will get them out on the trails. Looking for shock recommendations or where to get the best green chili? Henry might just be your guy. Share Share on Facebook Tweet Tweet on Twitter Pin it Pin on Pinterest