Old School BMX 1980 - 1988 > Old School Freestyle (frame stands and kickturns galore!)
What pads.....What helmet?
Stace:
Cool, one part I don't understand in your reply.........are you saying tsg are good but not as good as 661's? or are you saying they're better?
Cheers
ArmaGeddon:
tsg force own 661. it all depends on your riding stlye if ya slamming hard its tsg all the way, ive had both set ups and now would not trust 661 compard to tsg. but its up to you different things for different people.
rom_kid_04:
tsg force are better than the 661 gear but dont get the tsg all terrain as they arent as good.... tsg force pads are the way to go
TwoBobRob:
As Romkid said, be sure to buy stuff you like the look of or you'll end up leaving it in your bag. Don't skimp on pads and if you're absolutely, definately going to wear a helmet all the time, go out and get a quality MX lid from somewhere where you can get a proper fitting. The MX lids are getting lighter and lighter these days and obviously, the more you spend the lighter they are ;)
I have ProDesign knee and elbow pads. Absolutely the best bar none, in my opinion, of course. Dear as fook though. I'm a fairly big lad and i take some tumbles - they've saved me every time. The big TSG stuff is decent kit, as is the larger Fox stuff.
I have a Bell Moto7 lid. Lovely thing, does exactly what it says on the tin. Looks cool as, also. Again, not cheap although there are bargains to be found if you dig around last years designs :)
rom_kid_04:
bell moto 7's £90 somewhere on ebay
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