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Old 03-11-20 | 07:41 AM
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acir71
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Bikes: Mongoose Maurice FS 2011 fixed gear, custom 2017 Haro Master Flatland bmx, Contrast FL475 mid school flatland bmx

I believe that spec is made for the kind of riding you mentioned. Hops, curbs, 180's I think it can handle. If you are dialled they'll even survive trails and parks; but if you still need to perfect that land, be wary of the frame n fork. You may notice frame cracks, but the steerer tube is a diff. story. I found out the hard way! Get a good fork as you progress, they're worth it. And always check the crank bolts; loose bolts always ruins the 48spline types. Too loose here, or too tight there, always ruins it.
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