BMX Bicycles

Sealed just means that water and muck can't get into it. Integrated means that the bearings sit pretty much directly in the frame. Regular headsets first have cups that sit in the frame, and then the bearings rests in the cup.

At home - with great difficulty. In a factory - reasonably easy. Tubing for frame is cut to length and joined. Frame is painted, then the bike is assembled.

Cash backed by gold. Such as Swiss Francs.

If it's made in the US there is no duty importing into Canada just GST possibly PST and the RIV fee.

eh theyre okay. kenda's are a lot better but if your looking for cheap okay tires they'll do for a bit. if you have money get fit FAF's theyre sick and last a while.

zodiac

Bike shop

Bicycle parts are very rarely specific to a certain make & model. Functionally identical replacement parts will be available from almost any bicycle shop.

Wethepeople bmx bikes are excellent, probably the best

Go to www.bmxmuseum.com and post on the forums.

flip,thebest,strong

tilting your seat back, helps the rider pinch the seat in needed tricks, such as barpsins etc and its a scene now to have low long frames, slammed seats, nd big bars.

they are more stunt bikes but if you want to do more jumping on and of you should buy a trial bike

The opposite of a wheelie. According to Timberwoof's Motorcycle FAQ, "A stoppie is when you stop with the front brake in such a way that you purposely bring the rear wheel off the ground." Stoppies are kind of a dangerous trick. It is when you stop on the front wheel, weight forward, and being the rear wheel off the ground to a balance position. The reason why it is SO dangerous is because if the bike stops faster than you think that it will, you may flip over the handlebars. And the bike may also land on you. So if you are going to try this trick be REALLY careful. Also called an Endo,,,,,,,,,,,, Since this question is on the safety section I will suggest that you don't do it.. Unless you are professional and since you are asking the question my guess is that you are not... Answer unless you are a dare devil then in which case we can not and absolutely will not be able to be held legally response able for your idiotic actions.

I don't believe so. My son bought a 2011 verde eon & it is not equipped with the tabs to mount a detangler. Not positive about the 2010.

Ryan Sheckler

Is the Scan R10 a good bmx bike for doing tricks on

For that hub and rim you need a 184mm for the drive side and a 186mm for the non drive side.

BMX bikes pretty much all have 20"wheels, which makes all frames very similar in size. On top of that BMX is almost entirely ridden standing up, so bike size doesn't matter as much as it does for road riding for instance.

It would probably help if you posted pics of the bike as there were a lot of different models.

just email maxxis at http://www.maxxis.com/About-Maxxis/Contact-Us.aspx and ask for some and you can ask free agent for a free Catalog from here http://www.freeagentbmx.com/catalog.htm and get free stickers with it.



-jralabate

A BMX bike is made to race on a dirt track. It will probably have knobby tires, and only a rear brake. A freestyle bike is made for trick riding. It will probably have "street" tires, front and rear brakes and a "rotor" that will allow the rider to spin the handlebars without tangling the cables. Freestyle bikes may also be heavier because the frames sometimes have stands on the top tube and pegs on the axles so trick riders have multiple places to stand on the bike while doing tricks.

it depends if u have animal edwin grip u stick a scerw driver in the hole nd pull it out

if it came completley out of the socket you will have to replace the fixture, but if it came off the short chain that comes out there is a Barrel that you can put it back into, [simulular to a indefication chain] then take small pliers and gentley squeeze it shut,

you spell it BMX