"stunt" fixie type bikes good for jumping? W/ fatter tires/rims maybe...
10-26-10, 10:49 PM
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10-27-10, 12:29 AM
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OP - Will you be running this bike fixed or free? Bunny hops are kinda hard to do fixed. I've been doing mild stair drops and such on a cromo bike (Moto Messenger) with 32 spoke wheels and Fyxation tires, which are rated as 700 x 28c but are closer to 32mm. I'm running this bike fixed with low 46 x 20 gearing. I weigh under 140 lbs. I use this bike for urban travel for trips under 5 miles and it is not a commute bike, since it lacks fenders, which are prerequisites IMO for a commute bike.
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If you're not ready to take the training wheel off, you're not ready for stunts.
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10-27-10, 01:58 AM
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Buy a bmx bike if you want to do mad trickzzzz.
