I would ride and not hide all three of these, but I especially like the idea of the Truegoose 26" frame with 24" wheels. It's basically lowered the BB for a 24" BMX, because the BB is lower on a 26 compared to a 24. Great for cruising because you have more leg reach, and if you whack the seat up, it's the ultimate cruiser, commuter etc. Probably more stable for pump tracks and stuff too.
Alright mate love your vids! From the UK and just starting to get the urge to build from the ground up a parts bike on a budget as funds are low! Love BMX in the 80s early 90s as that was my era. Been collecting good quality parts for the build but as cheap as i can ( some new and some used ) but i have a question regarding the frame and forks...What would be the best quality but cheapest used frame and forks (used) that would be from the late 80s early 90s era that wouldn't be that hard to find? GT ? Diamond Back ? Etc Thanks!
You pretty much cruise around on any of the better frames from that era. Now if you wanna race and do tricks on them, it'll depend on how hard you wanna beat on the bike but they should hold up to the average rider
I would ride and not hide all three of these, but I especially like the idea of the Truegoose 26" frame with 24" wheels. It's basically lowered the BB for a 24" BMX, because the BB is lower on a 26 compared to a 24. Great for cruising because you have more leg reach, and if you whack the seat up, it's the ultimate cruiser, commuter etc. Probably more stable for pump tracks and stuff too.
Word! I'm curious how the Truegoose rides.
It’s one of the best riding bikes I ever road , thanks again for featuring my bike.
the matte green looks soooo sweet
Word! And that gold really makes it pop!!
@@crazyalcayne favorite two colors.. green and yellow so im biased .. My dh bike is green and yellow also lol
@@tristatetrifecta lol dope color combo. Oh give em a rating on the site when you get a chance
Ride ‘em don’t hide ‘em love that!
Word!!
Alright mate love your vids! From the UK and just starting to get the urge to build from the ground up a parts bike on a budget as funds are low! Love BMX in the 80s early 90s as that was my era. Been collecting good quality parts for the build but as cheap as i can ( some new and some used ) but i have a question regarding the frame and forks...What would be the best quality but cheapest used frame and forks (used) that would be from the late 80s early 90s era that wouldn't be that hard to find? GT ? Diamond Back ? Etc Thanks!
90’s GT vertigo or performer or maybe even a 99 diamondback joker, have both also in the uk, GT is my main BMX
@@Rob1337 Thank you mate for the info/reply 👍Also i will be using this bike to get around not just to stare at.
@@StainedGlassEyeBalls I’m doing that with my 2000 GT Vertigo, just waiting on some new tyres and skyways to arrive in the post
You pretty much cruise around on any of the better frames from that era. Now if you wanna race and do tricks on them, it'll depend on how hard you wanna beat on the bike but they should hold up to the average rider