4 Regular BMX bikes that could work well for Flatland
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2023
- In this episode, Kevin analyzes four regular bmx bikes that could be modified to work for flatland bmx. He goes over a scoring process for each bike.
Links to bikes:
WTP Trust: www.danscomp.com/we-the-peopl...
Kink Switch: www.danscomp.com/we-the-peopl...
Haro Downtown: flatlandfuel.com/harodowntownd...
Fit STR: flatlandfuel.com/fitstrfreecoa...
Wow you are an awesome Dad!!
After renovating an old Justice I had from well over 10 years lately I decided to pick up a new frame, surprisingly as you say the discounts at the minute I saw the trust for such a good price and took the dive.
Exciting to see it would double well with trying this for the first time as well as being a fun commuter, hopefully my skateboarding experience has prepped me for the inevitable shinners haha
Dude, this video is so in depth and the perfect video for the times! I think flatland is gaining popularity and even freestyle/street/park riders seem to be taking more interest in Flatland, so Thank you so much for this super informative video!!! Much Love! subbed
Thanks for the encouragement man! I appreciate your comment :-)
GT Performer 2007 (any year but I use a 07)
Verde vectra. 19 inch top tube. 6 inch standover. Aluminum 21 pound complete. Its made for kids but honestly if your around 5'8 to 5'10 it's perfect in my opinion
Wow, ya that sounds awesome!
Is the haro shredder dlx pro a good flatland bike for a beginner?
That bike would work just fine for a beginner. However I would suggest getting the next step up if you can afford it. The main reason is because the Shredder DLX comes with one piece cranks, which greatly lowers the quality of the bike.
The Leucadia DLX and Downtown DLX should be pretty easy to find for around $299. Flatlandfuel.com still has some Downtown DLX's available.
What would you rate a 2022 Kink Williams?
Mongoose legion??!