Trails

could use a hand on this one

Related Searches:
Ninjakira Joined: 2007-05-30 Posts: 1 Location:	Date: 2007-05-30 19:50:42 Topic: could use a hand on this one
Ninjakira Joined: 2007-05-30 Posts: 1 Location:	what up everyone. im new at bmx and im currently working on some dirt jumps out in a construction area by my house. i just have a mountain bike right now to get myself out there but i have nothing to ride the jumps with. and i go in to town and mess around. so im looking for a trail bike to use out back, yet also i can use for street so to speak. i dont want to pay alot so something for a beginner, not expensive, yet sturdy. any help would be great you guys. thanks.
HaroRacer Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 304 Location: New Hampshire	Date: 2007-09-05 20:01:20 Topic: Re: could use a hand on this one
	MTB or 20"? A good MTB bike for cheap money is the KHS DJ100 hard tail. Heavy, but bullet-proof. Lots of potential with this bike. A good 20" is any bike at your local bike shop. As long as it's made out of chromoly 4130 you won't be breaking it anytime soon. Almost all 20" bikes are compatible as far as parts go. Mostly focus on building trails and improving. Theres no worse feeling then having a $500 bike and no experience. talk to me if you need a sig.
Sponsored Results