Fly Orion - In Depth BMX Bike Review

Helpful Resources for BMX Nerds ➡️ linktr.ee/dougsterbob
💬 Join the BMX Nerd Network: geni.us/nerd-network-invite
❓ | Ask your BMX Questions
📸 | Show off your bike
📈 | Learn new tricks
⭐️ | Join a thriving community
Request a BMX Recommendation: bmxnerds.com/bmx-match-maker/

[@alumenyame8351]

Any chance the Fly Omega is up next?! Love your info

[@zewolfekileur9156]

Hey could you do a reviews on the haro hoover ? You did the Dana but not the Hoover I would be curious to know your thoughts on it !!!

[@EAGLE_MANN]

What would you recommend for a beginner? I have Roden bmx bikes before and know how to wheelie but what would you suggest?

[@BinggyKick]

hi im like 6'ft8inches and cant find a bike size chart for me what do i pick for size

[@waktosha7378]

I like this bike.

[@lucascirricione9100]

While the geometry is not ideal for super technical street riding, the low “street” score is misleading. This geo is fairly comparable to many of the best mid school street frames like the T1 Barcode, Standard STA, FBM Angel Of Death and many others. And some of us still prefer that stable geometry for street over short/steep/twitchy modern geo. And since there are so few completes with this type of geometry these days if I for some reason was in the market for a reasonably priced complete this would be a top contender. If your street riding is more grinds,gaps and wall rides and less nose manuals and spin tricks this is actually excellent “street” geometry

[@just_jun2]

Hows it going. I'm new to finding a bmx bike. But I weigh 300lbs so I don't know what I should buy?
Can I get some assistance for a bike?

[@parsonsfra]

Only part I disagree with is the size; a lot of people prefer larger tt sizes for dj and transition riding even though, traditionally, the frame would be considered too big for their height.

[@esk8unity]

in depth review…. how deep can u get without actually riding it and showing the results of how it rides and behaves when doing tricks… maddd weirddd