I am also interested bc I have a shit wrist.

They say 31.5mm on there, weird. Danscomp has them noted as 32mm, which I'm more inclined to believe since they actually measure all their products for accurate info. Too bad they dont put that same effort into making sure you get the stuff you've paid

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Hoder actually designed these grips to be extra-thick to absorb impact into his wrists better & I stand by them 100%. Best & most durable grips I've rode. They are 32mm in diameter, which is 1mm more than most grips. Danscomp actually lists grip ... more »

You will build calluses there over time. Maybe look into knee pads?

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Sharing this because I find it very ironic I received it as I was typing my last reply. Stuff like this makes me glad I turned everyone's hate into fuel for my fire instead of letting it drag me down into quitting what I love. If I had given up when

What's your definition of trying? You could say that I didn't try, since all I was comfortable doing was bunnyhops and eventually 180s for the first 3 years of my riding. When I turned 17, I must have lost my mind or something & started learning ... more »

Everyone used to call me a poser because I was the least talented in my generation of local riders, but I loved spending money on my bike & having the nicest of parts (& yes, even would show off by comparing my nice bike to other people's lesser ... more »

To be honest, I think I would probably just get my subrosa rail welded in the center if I had one. Would solve practically all of the issues that they have. Just an idea for anyone who's rail starts going to shit..

My friend has chromoly Allen bolts (like stem bolts but bigger) in his and they strip just as easily. The problem is that when the rail flexes (which they begin to do after awhile,) it puts pressure on the plate, which pushes the bolt outward and eventually ... more »

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4 pegs 20"- frame Front brakes at least Freecoaster hub 0-15mm offset forks 0-40mm reach stem Long seatpost/high seat 1.95-2.1" tires I would personally go with a NoWear Frame & Bars if I were to build a flatland rig

I own the 21" and it is in fact also sex. 10/10 would recommend

Very unimpressed with them & I am a huge Subrosa fanboy.. My friend's "broke" the other day just from me sitting in the middle of it. One of the screws stripped and fell out, which he says happens a lot from the rail flexing. I've also seen a handful ... more »

I'll refund most of your $70 for the rear hub alone if it's an

Why bump? You've already gotten the best answer you're going to get from us. "It's worth as much as someone is willing to pay." & If you really want a better guesstimate, as also mentioned above, try BMX MUSEUM(they also have a Facebook page.) Most ... more »

They're Quadrant rims. Pinned seem double walls. Looks like a wheelset off a Sunday complete. The front hub is definitely a Vandero v1. I would be more concerned about the rear hub though. It has female axle bolts, so it's likely either a quadrant hub ... more »

Sunday Freeze stem