bmx bike for good price and low weight
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bmx bike for good price and low weight
ok im really gonna try to get into some bmxing this year..my city has a nice size bike park and id also like to get into some like flat and stuff..i need a better bike thought.something light weight but durable. my bike i have now is up around 28-30lbs and it to much to flat land bunny hop and stuff..i was looking into the DK charger 20"..my price rang is around 400
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Weight is not a problem, stop being a cissy and just ride.
What about the guy on road fools with his 50 lbs bike. He can still do rails and stuff on it
What about the guy on road fools with his 50 lbs bike. He can still do rails and stuff on it
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Originally Posted by eightdip
Weight is not a problem, stop being a cissy and just ride.
What about the guy on road fools with his 50 lbs bike. He can still do rails and stuff on it
What about the guy on road fools with his 50 lbs bike. He can still do rails and stuff on it
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wow well thanks for all you posting your worthless threads..your missing the whole point my bike is to heavy and the front sprocket is blown and the back is pretty close..something in the cranks is broke so it makes these popping noises sometimes...so i was looking at the DK charger 20" because my firend said it looked to be a good bike for the money and im just looking for opions on that bike or any othe light weight bike would be good
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If I remember correctly, that is a race bike. You just like it because it doesn't weigh that much. If you really want a new bike get the DK Six Pack and then just stop complaining. This same thing has been asked many times before, so just going up to the top and searching for it would be a lot easier, as it is in the rules of the forums... which I am sure you read.
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Originally Posted by cwt341
my bike is to heavy
and the front sprocket is blown
something in the cranks is broke so it makes these popping noises sometimes...
because my firend said it looked to be a good bike for the money
im just looking for opions on that bike or any othe light weight bike would be good
1) no bike is too heavy, your just too weak.
2. front sprocket? you say it as if there is a back sprocket. It's called a freewheel or cassete (or freecoaster depedning on the bike i guess).
3. whats a firend?
4. what's an opion? and stop worry so much about weight, just buy a bike of dans. for your uses they'll all be good.
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Originally Posted by mude
lets break it down line by line.
1) no bike is too heavy, your just too weak.
2. front sprocket? you say it as if there is a back sprocket. It's called a freewheel or cassete (or freecoaster depedning on the bike i guess).
3. whats a firend?
4. what's an opion? and stop worry so much about weight, just buy a bike of dans. for your uses they'll all be good.
1) no bike is too heavy, your just too weak.
2. front sprocket? you say it as if there is a back sprocket. It's called a freewheel or cassete (or freecoaster depedning on the bike i guess).
3. whats a firend?
4. what's an opion? and stop worry so much about weight, just buy a bike of dans. for your uses they'll all be good.
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Originally Posted by mude
2. front sprocket? you say it as if there is a back sprocket. It's called a freewheel or cassete (or freecoaster depedning on the bike i guess).
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i figured it was danscomp ive bought tons of stuff from there and im not getting the six pack i rode this kids fit today and liked it a lot it had a reallly nice smooth ride to it and some one online told me they like there eastern..i dont really DK 4,6,8 pack bikes i only like a select few of them
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Originally Posted by cwt341
ok then i think ima go wit the DK charger 20" cause it seems to be a good all around bike for a good price
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yes i read it but the DK charger seems to be a strong bike but im also leaning towards the Eastern element to because it seems to be a nice bike and highly recommened
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It's not too terrible, but there have been a lot of problems with the back hub. If I were you, I would just get a DK Six Pack.
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which one had problems with the back hub..the element because i think thats the bike ima go after that or a FIT but those are a bit pricy
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Originally Posted by cwt341
which one had problems with the back hub..the element because i think thats the bike ima go after that or a FIT but those are a bit pricy
It's way worth the money. If you don't spend it now you're going to be spending it later so i'd just go for now and get a dialed bike out of the box.
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Eastern is just a sketchy company in general, and their hubs (especially that of those on the Element) are known to be a bit faulty.
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My friend has got an element and the rear hub is an unsealed cassete, it just screwed up completly. He bent the dropouts on the frame aswell from grinding.
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Originally Posted by eightdip
My friend has got an element and the rear hub is an unsealed cassete, it just screwed up completly. He bent the dropouts on the frame aswell from grinding.