Both are crap, Cluth is just stupid and you cannot adjust the slack on the freemix... Many brands try to tweak freecoasters but the good old KHE internals are the best, also the easiest and cheapest to get some replacement parts once in a while.

Get the Stress BES frame

13.000000 and not further, generally frames offer 0.5” of adjustability (BSD, WTP.....) so when I saw 12.75” I thinker I would be able to ride my wheel at 13.15” w/ 28x9 easy but no, so I ran 13.0” w/ my 27t (25t same lenghts) and it was okay but I never ... more »

Get a 2.8” tyre

Can you backflip while smoking crack ?

Use a hammer

To make it simple, if you smash your bolt on sprocket after a grind or a hard case on a quarter and you bend the sprocket, well shit but that’s okay, just get a new sprocket. But smashing it with a spline drive system can fuck up the splines of the cranks ... more »

Piss on ‘em, 100 percent works

You’re right, but a little crush is exactly what I need to keep the cranks in place, I ride the same BB since years, it has been switched to many frames over and over, and it’s just fine, so that’s okay.

I never used a spline drive, the out of true shouldn’t be an issue with them, but it might fuck up everything if you have a hard case with it, which is why I stick to bolt drive. A regular bolt drive will just have a hole 23.8mm (24mm) and a hat washer

A hammer and a piece of wood or a rubber mallet are the best tools to get your BB in. The middle spacer is useless unless you care about crankflips, I personally don’t use it on purpose to not have my cranks moving while doing hang 5 whiplashes. A mid ... more »

Pretty sure it’s the bike’s fault, this or the wind

Don’t worry, he’s just smokin’ weed all day

20.75” could do the job, 21” too, more room is more comfy, coupled with a semi short backend it makes a comfy and responsive ride. I just ordered myself a Sunday Nightshift frame, perfect do it all frame (wethepeople got some nice stuffs too, and bsd ... more »

Sunday and wethepeople are solid brands, don’t worry these Taiwanese workers know their shit, what you need to figure out is what kind of geo you want.

Usually the front is good no matter what, I like shaving weight off the backend tho.

Yeah I know, that’s why I don’t touch them on a downhill bike, speed is good, drifting is fun.

Step 2 Get some chrome rims and clear pads Find a steep hill Go fast Pull the brake hard Have fun.

21.25” is the best. (I’m 6’1) It’s not just about knees hitting the bars it’s about the overall bike feeling. If I 360 a 20,5” bike the same way I 360 a bigger one, I’ll nosedive like shit, so I have to lean back and the pop and style suffer from it. ... more »