BMX - Fit Flow Street - stock brakeless?

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MadMan2k
02-08-06, 11:20 PM
I got a dans comp catalog today, and was looking through at the new things, and I saw this Fit Flow Street.. and upon closer inspection, saw the bit about it coming with caliper brakes, and how they don't recommend riding brakeless. Thought it was pretty interesting, hadn't seen a bike in there without at least a rear brake before. Pretty cool though. I dunno if Fit was the first one to make a complete bike that doesn't officially come with brakes or not..

Here's the scan of that part of the page if anyone's interested (didn't see it on their web site):
http://jonbuder.com/temp/flowstreet.jpg

Anyway, just thought I'd share.. at least it's not another 'which bike should I buy to hit 100 foot jumps with my 300lb girlfriend riding on the pegs, and it can't be over 50 bucks?' thread


CMcMahon
02-09-06, 12:22 AM
It officially comes with brakes, which why they have the calipers. In fact, it's why the frame (and Edwin's earlier signature frame) even has a hole to put calipers on in the first place; the reason being that you can't sell a frame that can't use brakes or sell a complete without brakes.

premiumbmx2005
02-09-06, 04:36 PM
makes sense, i love loopholes...