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BMX General => BMX Chat => Topic started by: sid1972 on September 23, 2009, 08:59 AM
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Thinking about getting back in the saddle, but not sure what to go for -
Have no cash at the minute, but as always I like to plan rather than rushing out when there are funds burning a hole in my pocket, coz it will be the first thing I see, rather than the right one!
I'd like a bike that's well rounded, so I could do a bit of everything like BITD.. I am just over 6 ft, I used to ride a GT Pro which always felt great to me.
Any suggestions would be awesome, as I Know nothing about mid and NOS.
Time to ride, not just build OS me thinks!
:daumenhoch:
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give Stodgy a call at the RAD shop.....he'll sort you out mate :daumenhoch:
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Like he said, Stodgy's your man!
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New school I'd say and just to sound like an echo - give stodgy a call.
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Thanks fella's, I have pm'd STODGY.... :daumenhoch:
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Thinking about getting back in the saddle, but not sure what to go for -
Have no cash at the minute, but as always I like to plan rather than rushing out when there are funds burning a hole in my pocket, coz it will be the first thing I see, rather than the right one!
I'd like a bike that's well rounded, so I could do a bit of everything like BITD.. I am just over 6 ft, I used to ride a GT Pro which always felt great to me.
Any suggestions would be awesome, as I Know nothing about mid and NOS.
Time to ride, not just build OS me thinks!
:daumenhoch:
Get a 21.5 tt - most modern BMX have really short back ends so the front end pops upeasy & so it won't feel as long as you might think - not sure bout that for flat landing as I just don't. Don't get GT or Mongoose or any other brand you remeber from BITD - they have long since been sold on to business men who know how to market, but not how the ride. Get a second hand S&M or Standard I'd say - but, watch out, loads of these new school bike co's that are poping up making extra light stuff are a waist of time - they snap way too easy. Even the skinny emo kids kill those bikes in a month or two.
Then again, a bike is just a bike - have fun whatever you get.