Annual BMX Post

**toonces** · 06-01-2002, 07:48 PM

This is my annual BMX post. Thank you.

Anyone for some street riding on 20-inchers?

**the Inbred** · 06-05-2002, 08:59 PM

i know i shouldn't be, but after seeing how much FinAid i have, i'm trying justify getting some sort of BMX ride. i haven't had one since my first ever bike (not too long ago...i only learned to ride when i was 9, and that was with training wheels), and man, they look so fun. the main debate is 24" or 20"...

know anyone selling one for kinda cheap?

**Gary** · 06-05-2002, 10:42 PM

Every BMX'er I see I informed him up of this forum that has been set up for their convenience. I guess I have spoken to about 25 different the BMX riders. but nothing ever comes of it. still I think it were patient will see activity here before the end of the decade.

**toonces** · 06-05-2002, 11:08 PM

Originally posted by the Inbred
i know i shouldn't be, but after seeing how much FinAid i have, i'm trying justify getting some sort of BMX ride. i haven't had one since my first ever bike (not too long ago...i only learned to ride when i was 9, and that was with training wheels), and man, they look so fun. the main debate is 24" or 20"...

know anyone selling one for kinda cheap?

I happen to have a nice K2 for sale. Let me know if yer interested. 20" BTW.

**the Inbred** · 06-06-2002, 04:10 PM

hmmmm...typical questions follow...

how much? got any pics by chance?

**toonces** · 06-06-2002, 04:47 PM

Originally posted by the Inbred
hmmmm...typical questions follow...

how much? got any pics by chance?

Suer do: http://home.austin.rr.com/warmgrey/bikestuff/

**bjones** · 06-09-2002, 03:49 AM

Originally posted by the Inbred
i know i shouldn't be, but after seeing how much FinAid i have, i'm trying justify getting some sort of BMX ride. i haven't had one since my first ever bike (not too long ago...i only learned to ride when i was 9, and that was with training wheels), and man, they look so fun. the main debate is 24" or 20"...

know anyone selling one for kinda cheap?

The smaller the bike, the easier it is to throw around. The larger the bike the faster you can go.

If what you want to do is cruze around the city and occasionally get onto some trails, a 24 with a 44/18 (front chain ring/rear freewheel) or 42/18 is a good set up. If you want to jump, then the 20 is the bike for you.

B.

**bjones** · 06-09-2002, 03:52 AM

Originally posted by Gary
Every BMX'er I see I informed him up of this forum that has been set up for their convenience. I guess I have spoken to about 25 different the BMX riders. but nothing ever comes of it. still I think it were patient will see activity here before the end of the decade.

yeah well you gotta consider too, that bikes, beer, girlfriends and enhancements take priority over pc's and forums.

B.