My bike

[Sheeb]

Hello people, I'm new here and I wanted to ask u somethings about my bike....
About 2 weeks ago, I bought a Pro-x Dirt Serie 4 (OMFG I BOUGHT A PRO X >.<")... Let em explain: In my country, I can't have too much of internatiol and good things for bmx, so I got a pro-x, thinking it was good...
Now, I know its a big ****, it's so heavy, and I know I don't wanna mae dirt ;P...
What would I buy for it???I was thinking to buy a Monaco Black Jack...IS it resistent like prox?

http://www.impactbike.com.br/produtos_fotos/12601027_1.JPG
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PS: How do I say this thing in English? ;P

Thx for everything, help me, I'm a noob

[East Hill]

Let me see if I understand you:

You bought a Pro-X Dirt Series 4, because you don't have much choice in the way of BMX stuff where you live.

Now you realise it's heavy, and you don't want to use it for trails?

Is a Monaco Black Jack sturdy and well built?

One thing that you will get politely told is to write out all the words in English. 'Thx' is 'thanks', and 'u' is 'you'.

Other than that, did I understand you correctly?

East Hill

[wds178]

I can't say I've heard of either bike you posted, but based on the pic you showed of the Monaco, I'd say it's a race frame (v-brake mounts). Not sure if that's what you are looking for.
-Bill

[FitRider 921]

East Hill, word.

[cwt341]

yea fit will yell at you if you dont type right. ask me i know all about it

[tmowery18]

You sure do, he has just yet to get through to your head.

[cwt341]

well ive trying i just dont belive in the hole punctutation(sp??)

[wethepeople]

To damn bad, use it or leave.

[Chris Gabriel]

Obviously you don't believe in the WHOLE spelling and grammar parts either.

Do you actually talk like that in conversations?

[FitRider 921]

Last chance to change, my friend...

[KinetikBiker]

This thread confuses me.

But today, i started building up the third lander in my line, and i burried a wallmart bike in it. The frame kinda reminded me of it. :)

[minichamp31]

I've never heard of either of those bmx companies. And by the way sounds like fun, Kinetik.

[FitRider 921]

Fit and Fly? How do you not know them?

[minichamp31]

Fit and Fly? How do you not know them?

I didn't know that they're Fit and Fly. I would know them then.

[FitRider 921]

What are you talking about?

[minichamp31]

What are you talking about?

I mean if I knew that they were Fit and Fly, I would have heard of them.

[FitRider 921]

I still don't quite understand you.

[the wonginator]

I mean if I knew that they were Fit and Fly, I would have heard of them.

what do fit and fly have to do w/ anything?

[gnr rocker]

to your mother

[minichamp31]

Fit and Fly? How do you not know them?

That's what I mean.

[gnr rocker]

huh

[minichamp31]

Nevermind.

[gnr rocker]

what

[mude]

eh?

[gnr rocker]

word

[Sheeb]

Well, let me try again guys...
I bought a DIRT BMX, from a good (not excellent) company. Then, I discovered it is so heavy, aand I don't want a heavy bike.So I decided to use it for a time (to learn how to do some tricks) and then, change for a lighter one...
I want you to say me what bike attends to my specifications... I would like it to be light, but to be resistant too..Cause I'll use it for everything...Understand???

Well, another thing... What's the WEIGHT of your bikes??? (please in kilograms)

Thanks again

[mude]

up?

[wethepeople]

My bike is like, 12kilo's I guess.

Also, why the hell to Dans take down the Superstar L.M.F frame? As soon as my tax return comes in, that ***** is mine.

[Sheeb]

wethepeople, do you think your bike is light or heavy???

[wethepeople]

It's decently light.

[mude]

do it in pounds.

hehehe do it.

[gnr rocker]

mude do you work at subway?

[Sheeb]

Oh My God... My bike is 12 kg and I think its a little bit heavy... Well, maybe that's because I'm a newbie at the sport... But keep posting the weight of your bikes, please...

PS: Maybe tomorrow I'll be posting a picture of my bike ;D

[wethepeople]

Also, it should be said light bikes mean nothing, years ago people were doing the same thing on bikes that weighed 40lbs.

[Sheeb]

Well, I'm a noob, sorry... But I love BMX...
My only problem is that the skate park of my city is not near my home...I have to go by car to there, and I'm under 18, so...

PS: 40lbs = __ kg??? ;P

[wethepeople]

like, 17ish.

[Sheeb]

Sorry for this but, I didn't understand 17ish... Other thing is that in my city, u can't find good places to make grinds and wallrides >.<"...

[FitRider 921]

Also, it should be said light bikes mean nothing, years ago people were doing the same thing on bikes that weighed 40lbs.
Word.

[Sheeb]

Guys, I don't understand your language, I'm new here, so translations will be great for me ;P

And....Powerpoint

[wethepeople]

Sorry for this but, I didn't understand 17ish... Other thing is that in my city, u can't find good places to make grinds and wallrides >.<"...

It means it's around 17kgs, I just used a calculator and it's just over 18kgs.

[FitRider 921]

The language is English. For things you do not understand, you should search for. If you can not find it by searching, then ask.

[Sheeb]

Thanks... Well, when u guys started, was it difficult for you to learn the tricks???I mean, I can't even do a barspin O.O... I can only do wheelies, and I'm not too good with it, I'm training...

[FitRider 921]

It's difficult for everyone. Many people can't do barspins. You should be doing manuals, not wheelies.

[Sheeb]

Well, I can't even stay stopped at my bike for more than 3 or 4 seconds without putting my foot at the ground... And, about the manuals, I would like to know if there's some kind of hint to do it, because I can't saty with only on foot at the bike... Well, about 2 weeks with the bmx ;D

[Sheeb]

What tricks would I try to do first???
Well, I need to sleep, I'm so tired...Bye guys, please answer =)

[mude]

oy vey.

[FitRider 921]

You can just search for all of this.

[tmowery18]

Wow. Thats all, just wow. Now I see why everyone is so mean to noobs. The same questions do kind of get old.

[KinetikBiker]

What tricks would I try to do first???
Well it depends on where you live actually.

If you live in Jersey or by Woodward in PA then it's mandatory that you can tailwihp and backflip/frontflip before you can manual a curb. But if you live anywhere else, learn the simple stuff first. Like X-ups, no footers, manuals, tobaggans(sp?), tables, tire grabs and so on. Maybe a 180 or 360.


That part about frontflips and stuff before you can manual is true. Those incline club kids, can't even manual. Hahaha.

[FitRider 921]

Wow. Thats all, just wow. Now I see why everyone is so mean to noobs. The same questions do kind of get old.
Word.