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A Large BMX - Help Please

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TwoBobRob:
I take it this is for just bombing around the streets on yeah?

20" or 24"?  you do know the Floval Flyer is a 24" ?

I ride to work on a Haro Backtrail24 cruiser, it's a scream.  It deffo needs 180s though.  I only paid £179 for it, although it could do with a set of Profiles - the stockers are crap.

I've been told the FELT bikes are decent and their 24" bike looks very very cool indeed, and a fair bit lighter than my Haro I'm sure. Worth checking them out, they're a little bit rare also, which is nice... :)

weston:
is it a bmx or a cruiser your after, my mate is 6ft 1 inch & 14st rides the bestwick signature bmx daily... a haro 20" bmx will be too small & a race bike will be too weak, as for felt (sh*te)... ;D

power:
ive got a supercross ul xxl frame for sale 21.75" top tube- for sale with oddysey forks+fsa headset +answer seatpost--130quid ono

showtime:
ooh i like that 8)

get him a Moosegoose!
they are like a BMX only bigger ;)

sam hudson:
The new Ripper is long enough..i'm 5,11' and ive got loads of leg room.I'm not 18 stone though.It does flex a bit and i dont know if it can take street punishment with that sort of weight(no offense  :-[ ).Its a racing bike really.

Profile do a ss/jyd frame that is really light and as tough as old boots.

ProfileRacing.com

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