Sprained: ice and ibuprofen Ftw. I’ve had my share over the years. Some sprains have lingered for months, where other are gone in 3 to 4 weeks. At one point in my life I almost just got used to having a constantly hurting ankle. Its a bummer and really ... more »

Low slung scooter frames with no seatpost are really light. Ya know, frames that have no standover.... pretty much scooters with 20" wheels.

Heck yes!!! Those being smooth radius are IMO a lot better designed than the odyssey cable knarps which have a octagon shape I think.

Are they crimp on? Can you please post a picture ?

Hahaha that’s a stand up shop there. Good on them. And it’s CHROME!!! Which is rad as hell.

Dude, I’ve seen your YouTube videos. You got some killer park skills!!

Fly out bars should be a lot easier than hop bars. At least in my personal experience.

For me the beginning of Standard Byke Co. was the best era. With standard marking the beginnings of what was appealing to me most at the time; racing was slowly dying, dirt jumping was coming into the mainstream, and props video magazines being the fore ... more »

Jump them just sack up and throw them. The rest will follow. After 50 times you’ll figure out your technique. Hahaha this comes from me who threw bars over a box jump once and managed to land it without dying. I didn’t try again.

I rode a dagger for the first time recently. Wow. Those are some snappy frames, meaning they got pop, really responsive!

My bikes pretty light. 26lbs 4 oz.

Story time !!!!! 🙏🙏🙏

For the samples that I had, in hand, the 2.25 donnasqueek in brown was heavier than my 2.3 GLH. 🤷‍♂️

Yes. I’m very talented at that move as well. 🤣

I will tell you, the bigger dirt jump bikes seem to make trails feel a lot easier than a Bmx. I can effortlessly cruise rhythm sections on a DJ bike but on my Bmx I have to really really be paying attention and ontop of my game.

@Bulletpup on here beats the shit out of his bikes. I think he has a mongoose l100 that he got along pretty well with. Maybe he can chime in on it.

You could sell it for probably $25.00 American.

Homie that is definently fixable by a decent sparky. Just find someone to Tig weld it for you. Prolly cost you 60 bucks or so though. Good cup walkers ain’t cheap.