BMX Bicycles

1983

One can learn how to avoid BMX crashes by reading and watching You Tube Videos on Mountain Bike Crashes and Falls, also All Sports Protection provides useful tips to avoid accidents. Other useful resources are Bike Belong and Life Strong.

kamakazi is a bmx rider that competes in the world scene. he is a world champion, his name is not actually kamakazi.

Unless the frame/fork already have the mounting tabs, it won't be possible without a lot of effort. You'd need to have the tabs welded in place, then get some new wheels built, and hope that there's enough clearance to fit the rotors.

yeh they are good

Both can be very fun.

Skateboarding might be a little harder for beginners, but it's awesome when you get the hang of it.

probably the haro prolite, I'm warning you they are about 800 to 900 bucks Canadian

Yes i'm running it right now. Its a little bit harder to pedal but way more top speed! I still dont know if i like it though

There's not much that can go wrong with a crankarm, and not much that can be repaired either. About the only repairs that are done on crank arms is that damaged pedal threads can be repaired using a technique known as Heli-Coil.

Any WTP bike is good, in fact much better than good, great, perfect even. if you're going for a good bmx get a WTP bmx.

yes it is because it can do all stunts including tail whips...etc and not just is a good bike it looks good as well :)

The Akron BMX track, AKA Akron Derby Downs BMX, was formed sometime around 1986. The group that ran Stow Bmx looked for a new location after they lost the Stow, Ohio one. I believe that Stow ran from 1982-1986.

Sims is mediocre at best.

Your best bet i probably YouTube.com.

i have one myne is fully custom an now weighs about 22lbs but a stock haro weighs about 27 or 28 around that area

The Sunday funday ex is better because it has a liftime warrenty free

Broken Spoke Bikes is place where you can sell a used BMX bike in Vegas.

possibly, if you have the kind of hub where its solid and you can put on a single piece freewheel than no. But if you have the kinde where you need the single piece freewheel and a bolt to hold it on that yes. what you do is spin the thing that holds it on off and screw your nine piece driver it.

it gives you more leverage than a normal bike when you need to pull the front wheel up to hop over obsticles it also helps you to keep the front wheel up with less effort :)

On danscomp it 25.9 pounds.

There's too much room for personal preferences for there to be a solid answer to that, it's like asking for the best candy, or best band.

TIG-welded answers how the tubes of the frame are joined together - with a Tungsten Inert Gas arc welding machine.

Hi-tensile (or Hi-Ten) tells you the steel quality. Hi-Ten is pretty much the lowest grade tubing that anybody is willing to admit to using. Cro-Moly is a higher grade tubing, but there are several types.

Street/park tells you how the designer/marketer thinks the bike is to be used. It's not meant for racing or big airs.

yes it does effect speed, if you were to use a ram with a lower mhz it would be slower because it would take longer for you to access and with a lower amount you cannot multitask as much so higher mhz and higher amount = faster pc

First you pull the front of the bike up like a catwalk - dont try and wheelie up! Then you lift the back up with your feet - point them down at about 45 degrees and pull upwards. Then you do a bunnyhop. Try and bring the bike level at the peak of the jump with your weight near the back, then come down as level as possible. Don't worry if you can't do it the first try, it took me a couple of hours to do it.

They actually listen to any kind of music pple hear these days, like for an example pop, techno, Hip-Hop....etc you know!!:)