Jake Seeley 2020 streetsweeper?

Its a kinda twitchy bike to learn on but if you're just getting into it and the bike feels big enough for you, you wont even notice.

Bulletpup wrote:

Its a kinda twitchy bike to learn on but if you're just getting into it and the bike feels big enough for you, you wont even notice.

What do you mean by twitchy?

Bulletpup wrote:

Its a kinda twitchy bike to learn on but if you're just getting into it and the bike feels big enough for you, you wont even notice.

supersnivy87 wrote:

What do you mean by twitchy?

Think he’s talking ab a short backend

supersnivy87 wrote:

What do you mean by twitchy?

The description says the bike is "built around Jake Seeley’s all-new chromoly aftermarket signature frame, it uses a 75.25° head tube angle, a very short chainstay and a higher bottom bracket to match perfectly with Jake’s technical riding style."

Basically, having that aggressively steep headtube angle means the front end is more perpendicular to the ground than many other frames, meaning steering is a bit more responsive, or twitchy as we call it. Also, the chainstay, i.e., the measure from the middle of the bottom bracket to the middle of the rear dropout, is pretty short at 12.70"-13” long, meaning the bike lifts up easier compared to a longer chainstay. The bottom bracket sits higher as well, which affects the feeling of a bike greatly to some. All this, with short 165mm cranks, gives you a "twitchy" bike setup.

However, as Bullet said, since this is your first bike, you'll be fine since you don't have past bikes to compare it to.

It's a very good bike though, full chromoly parts, everything is sealed, super solid.

Good bike that thing should shred

Jake Seeley is one of the raddest dudes to ever ride bmx. Get it and go tear up the local curbs!