http://www.danscomp.com/products-BIKES/102405/2014_Sunday_Primer_Bike.html Great parts, great brand, and the bike looks great. Comes in 20" TT with 8" rise bars which would fit him perfectly seeing as he's not even 5 feet yet.

Lumberjack xls are feel good so far.

Heres a link to their page, http://www.newbalancenumeric.com/index.html Looks pretty good actually. Would probably wear them if the logo wasen't ugly and my friends wouldn't chop on me haha

180s off of things.... fml

How about you buy a Fit Wifi. Great brand and it's a really popular frame with tech street specific geo.

This is the greatest hting i've ever read dude, maybe try to start a club in your school or even go chill with the dude who 3'd that set and get some pointers? Either way man i appreciate you taking the time to write all that out, means a lot.

I ride street so my feebles and double pegs are dialed, I recently did my first downrail icepick on a tiny rail at my local skatepark haha

No way hahaha

Why do you want a kink? Also what type of riding will you be doing?

Get the one with a geometry for what you'll be doing. Tech street, park, or dirt jumps?

A kid who moved here had a bike, I thought it was cool so i got a bike. Then all of my friends got bikes. We all rode together for a bit but it ended up being just me and my 2 friends. Just convince your buddies to buy bikes that's what i did haha

Yeah it does make i little difference. But it shouldn't with tricks like 180s...

If a front tire determines if you can 180 or not you should quit life. Also the tread on a tire really makes no difference on a trick like that. Maybe the fatness would if you're used to running skinny tires?

I got a little 1' tall x 8' long grind box with some wheels on the side, ill post a pic ina bit.

Atleast those are a decent brand. Poverty is shit i hear.

Poverty 1 pc cranks.

If anyone actually took a second to look at the gaddamn specs they'd realize the bars are already 8" rise. Stop telling him to buy the same thing he already has... Get some 8.5 8.75 and bend em just past parallel with your forks. This will give you more ... more »