BMX Bicycles

Not unless you have a detangler/gyro fitted. Without one, the brake line would either snap or stop the bars from turning.

The lightest bike for adults is probably a redline or a hyper but hypers are kind of expensive

It's not about "better", it's about "different". Pick whichever you think is more fun. A longboard is easier to store when you're not riding it, and easier to bring with you when travelling.

oclv stand for optimum compaction low viod

As much as possible

Depends. racing- 18-21 lbs, freestyle- 21-25 lbs, and flatland- 18-25 lbs

ride the the ramp at a farily step angle take off pull back like a flip and then drop your shoulder to whats ever way u spin then as u get up side down start pushing your bike in to the ramp and to make the front wheel come down or you will loop out land on the ramp and ride away

While in the past Mat rode for several companies, now he rides for Hoffman bikes.

The soundtrack for Matt Hoffman's Pro BMX 2 is as follows:
N.E.R.D. - Rock Star
Fugazi - GGullford Fallguilford Fall
Crazy Town - Toxic
Suicidal Tendancies - Institutionalized
LL Cool J - Rock The Bells
Iggy Pop - The Passenger
Eric B. & Rakim - Juice (Know The Ledge)
Ice T & Chris Glove Taylor - Reckless
Bad Brains - I Against I
Utah Saints - Power To The Beats
Dub Pistols - Official Chemical
Gang Of Four - Damaged Goods
Digital Assassins - Return Of The Living Bassheads (Somethin' Really Bad)
Swollen Members - Fuel Injected
MC Cool Rock - Boot The Booty
Spoon - Take A Walk
Bombfunk MC - Freestyler
Secret Hate - Kevsadic
Dislocated Styles - Unified
Bad Ronald - All A Dream

There are two measurements to a chain, width and length. Most BMX use what's known as an 1/8" chain. Length, sometimes given in no of links will vary from bike to bike. If two otherwise identical bikes are set up with different sprockets and drivers they will need different chain lengths. Bike chains are always sold too long, and then cut to size.

On top of that chains stretch, so the same number of links in a worn chain won't be the same as that number of links from a new chain.

yes but not a very good one.weighs about 50-60lbs.you can get a way better bike around $300 that will last a lot longer and weighs a lot less.

Countries in men's BMX competition at the 2008 Games in Beijing: United States, New Zealand, Australia, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Japan, Latvia, South Africa, Netherlands, Denmark, Czech Republic, Great Britain, Argentina, Italy, Hungary, Canada, Switzerland, France, and Norway. Medalists - Gold: Maris Strombergs - Latvia

Silver: Mike Day - United States

Bronze: Donny Robinson: United States Countries in women's BMX competition at the 2008 Games in Beijing: France, Great Britain, New Zealand, Argentina, Australia, United States, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Netherlands, Denmark, Canada, Hungary, and China. Medalists - Gold: Anne-Caroline Chausson - France

Silver: Laetitia Le Corguille - France

Bronze: Jill Kintner - United States

Redline has been in business for quite a while and have produced solid bikes. While not an "upper-tier" company, they're a great company for a first BMX bike.

You should consider changing your BMX fork if you notice any signs of damage, such as cracks, dents, or bending, as these can compromise safety and performance. Additionally, if you experience handling issues, such as instability during tricks or riding, it may indicate that the fork is worn out. Regular inspections after heavy use or crashes can help determine if a replacement is necessary. Lastly, if you’re upgrading for better performance or to fit specific riding styles, a new fork may be warranted.

If you want a cheap and alright bmx get him a mongoose or a gt. If you want to get him a really good bike get him a wethepeople, colony or Sunday. The wethepeople Sunday and colony will all cost at least $450. It also depends if he is going to be riding at skate parks or on the street or offroad. The more expensive BMXes i said are more for street and skate parks. But dk's are pretty good for offroad.

To race BMX, you'll need a BMX bike specifically designed for racing, which is lightweight and durable. Safety gear is essential, including a helmet, gloves, knee pads, and elbow pads. Additionally, it's helpful to have access to a BMX track and a basic understanding of racing techniques and rules. Joining a local BMX club can also provide support and resources for new racers.

Yes, a shaft drive motorcycle engine can potentially run a 4-wheeler type axle, but it would require significant modifications. The engine's output would need to be adapted to drive the axle effectively, as motorcycles typically have different torque and power characteristics compared to automotive engines. Additionally, the shaft drive mechanism must be compatible with the axle's design, which may involve custom fabrication. Overall, while feasible, it involves complex engineering challenges.

To perform a flip in Touchgrind BMX, you need to use the touchscreen controls effectively. While in the air, swipe your finger in an upward motion to initiate the flip. The direction of the swipe determines the type of flip; for example, swiping left or right will create a side flip. Timing your swipe with your jump is crucial for successfully landing the trick.

It's not really clear what you're asking about here.

BMX riding can be a bit dangerous. The rider is moving at speed, some height above the ground while trying to control a machine. Height and speed means that the chance of hurting yourself is bigger when falling off a BMX than if you'd simply stumble when walking.

Get a pair of studded tires.

Go steadily and easily but you can go fast if you are steady and a good bike handler. Give it a shot it is fun.