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anyone have it? is it strong? is it good for dirt park and street?
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IC Dropouts, chain tensioners, top and bottom gussets, PERFECT Geo for street, park, maybe not dirt, but it is doable. Haha great sounding frame, i wish i could get one!
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MaximusBikes wrote:IC Dropouts, chain tensioners, top and bottom gussets, PERFECT Geo for street, park, maybe not dirt, but it is doable. Haha ...more
haha thnx, do u think it would be better then a sunday funday 2.1 maybe?
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I know this isn't the point of the thread, but if you want a park/ trails frame made by kink check out their mudrunner frame
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I don't get why people who have no opinion idea or clue about frames ask if they are strong
If you don't have your own opinion from time put in riding or are clueless about what frame to get there is no need to worry about having the strongest frame, if you ask these kind of questions your riding isn't on the level that will be breaking frames.
As far as the kink Titan goes I seen an ad in a ride bmx mag today with it, it looks fine get it you won't break it , frames are pretty generic these days with just minor tweaks in different frames, having a frame with certain specs will not improve your riding in a certain discipline, it's called freestyle.... frames are not limited to one type of riding anyone who thinks they are is a fool, I could jump on a MacNeil duece duece and adapt in one session and have all my stuff down on it, it's all in your head
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Yeah I have it. It's a great Street park frame. Pretty short chainsray. I wouldn't recommend it for trails riding.
It seems strong I got it Christmas and haven't broke it yet. I weight 172lbs and 5'11".
I would buy this frame again. On a side note the dropouts and head tube emblem look awesome.
