U r too old, get an mtb

Flip whips

182 to 188 will cover your bmx needs. Generally 186 for the front, or 188 in case of cross over lacing For the back, On a coaster with big flanges on both sides, 182/182 or 182/184 if non drive side is smaller Cassette usually 184 on both sides or 182 ... more »

Eastern bikes

Surveys are boring, wear a helmet and give me a hammer, we will do some testing

Add some pepper

Quarter links are the future

Any frame with a thousand holes in it... as we say, more cheese, more holes, more cheese, less cheese, but you frameless guys are so ahead of your time.

While cruising the streets I prefer the coaster because I can just ninja through the crowd and avoid situations where people hear you, look back make a side step to let you pass, while you were about to pass him this side, so he notice makes the other ... more »

Love them, fakie curves just feels so nice and I love half cabbing off stuffs at speed. I’m 100% used to it, the slack and all, yet it still feels weird to get back on it after just a few seshs on a cassette. You should consider some kind of hybrid hub, ... more »

I prefer wethupapol and flubikes for completes

The rabbit recipe looks tasty

Bottom line to middle bars if you wish to measure But finding the specs online should take about 10 seconds if you know what your stem is

Chainsaw

Nothing crazy really, now people will just be able to ride 12.5” with 25x9 instead of 12.6/7/8...

Definitely a V pegs setup, I guess you use a tiny front male axle, these bends so easy, and bad luck for you, it bent your fork dropouts too. Sadly, going cheap first is the best way to spend more money soon after, get whatever female front hub and a ... more »

I don’t use any stem, tyres and hubs, way too heavy

Use different splines of the axle (like 90 degrees different) and add some grease, it should solve your problem.