"keep bikes and pedals always made from metals, its not about girl jean fads and gold medals. stay true, someone always sees it thru."
-ME
Well... I ride BMX how much more obvious could it get? Its my life since I was four! haha. Been riding trails and race forever, however im... More
02/11/07
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Overall: Great. nice padding. real strong. light as hell. and to me it seems impossible to tear and i hate when seats tear. i'd replace a seat if it tore and ive had to do that up to 4-5 times in a year. but ive had this one around 6 months. only complaint is that it is pretty small. a little bigger would be nice. I haven't tried and I'm sort of afraid to pinch for barspins and no handers.
This product has 25 reviews.
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Overall: Doesn't cut ya, smooth as hell, great feel and most of all it does its job perfectly. I couldn't ask for a better lever. I bent mine for one finger pull and its amazing. enough said!
This product has 19 reviews.
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Overall: I love these and have used them before. I wanted to buy a pair but the shop didn't have em in. So I bought the animal delarosa's instead which are nearly the same and feel great.
This product has 48 reviews.
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Overall: It's a nice fork. It need peg clearance mostly Ive grinded the crap out of the left dropout and tube. Also considering other forks its pretty heavy. BUT! it hasn't bent or anything so if youre not worried about weight so much like myself its damn good fork.
This product has 7 reviews.
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Overall: Man that thing looks like a block of 7075 swiss cheese! I'm not sure what to say about it based on just its looks.
This product has 81 reviews.
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Overall: I love this Brake. Had mine for a couple years now I think. I'll ride it til no longer possible thats for sure! I like the new version of it (EVOII) however I don't like how the springs are exposed. So I'll keep my old one and be extremely happy!
This product has 71 reviews.
