No, you couldn't. No, it's not. Nope. I doubt it.

And if you were somehow able to cobble together a bike with a motor, it would fall apart on you.

But only you would be foolish enough to suggest building a motorcycle to race bikes.

this made me laugh and i don't know why...

motorized BMX my ASS! you tell lies!

Actually, Mat Hoffman attached a chainsaw motor to his bike years ago to air out of his ninja ramp, before resorting to being pulled in by Steve Swope's motorcycle.

But that's besides the point, as he was trying to air out of a monster quarterpipe, not race someone.

is the Ninja ramp still existant...i read about it in that book Mat Hoffman wrote...

How about I stop posting stupid crap. Also there is a motorized BMX bike in a way, a dirtbike. Think of it, Most MX riders, were BMXers when they were younger, and they carried on alot of tricks from BMX. Well this post is getting stupid so I must stop here before beerman gives me the .\ again.

So a dirtbike is a motorized BMX bike because lots of MX riders rode BMX when they were younger? You're more ignorant than I thought you were.

In a way it is I mean. To correct myself, dirtbikes are similar in a way that to can busts tricks on them, but in the way they have a motor shocks, weigh 250lbs, covered in plastics, and a whole bunch of ways they're different. They're also completely different sports.

Wow looking through all these threads make me think you really hate this guy

Sounds like a great idea. I think I even mentioned it earlier, then you resorted to childish name calling.

its a good thing that youve come to your senses Fireteamcharlie

Dude your funny, everytime I read your posts you don't know what your talking about ,and you start name calling. Its funny.

I just had a question... So I really enjoy mountain biking. I am looking at buying a BMX, I want a light strong reasonably priced bike, any suggestions?

Racing or freestyle?

We can pretty much help you out with 2 out of three there.

DK FOUR PACK ($459) or the DK Dayton ($499)


the new 2006 modles are insane....

look on Danscomp.com for others though...

Well I am looking for something for mainly street stuff, not racing. Ill check out the ones suggested..

I like the DK Dayton... But I don't really no much about BMX bikes, I understand bikes, can build bikes etc... But as far as I would be looking for in a good BMX bike.. I don't know So any suggestions would be great. thanks

all you need to know is that the DK Dayton

is that its one of the best "stock" bikes being sold now...

im too lazy too list parts...but its got everything seald, and top of the line...haha i sound like a sales person...

if i ever bought a dk it would be the 06 4 pack. they finally wised up and put on a straight cable.

not just for the straight cable, but that bike is the BEST stock bike out right now...

i mean..what is it missing?

A gyro.

the dayton is probably better.

it's better to get a bike with a gyro, because you get more for what you paid. a straight cable costs $10.
the complete gyro setup is probably like $40

and its a fallacy that gyros reduce braking performance. it depends on the setup you have. read my thread called "fickle" for my proof.

not nessisarilly(spelled that wrong), some gyros...can be really good like dual cables if there set up right and well lubed...

your funny beerman...

I havent ridden in two years, and now i can only bunny hop 1 foot, which i think is c**p. I usually just jump pulling the whole bike up with me, meybe putting a little more into lifting the front end tho. I was wondering what the best way to do a bunny hop? and do yall tink one foot sucks too?