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Hey guys in the market for a new frame. I ride mostly park and im looking for a frame that has a low top tube angle but isnt too low and a short back end. Plus being that im only like 5'6" im not a very tall person i need on thats somewhat in those specs.
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Total Bmx 657 frame is a good bet for that! i think it is on veinbmx. and maybe one of the guerra frames. the martyr if you like lightness and triad if you want something stronger. they are lowish like 7.75 height, shorter backends. under 13.5 and they are all pretty nice. take a look
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Fly Trueno, my park rat friend rode both this and the Total frame and said he liked the fly much better.
It's a really nice frame, I got to ride it a few times and feels really nice.
Plus the orange color is so nice.
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BMX_Forever wrote:Total Hangover, Sunday Broadcaster, Subrosa Villicus (Not Prime), Fly Tierra.
Eh the Sunday Broadcaster is a really twitchy frame personally I wouldn't ride it in park.
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BMX_Forever wrote:Total Hangover, Sunday Broadcaster, Subrosa Villicus (Not Prime), Fly Tierra.
Yeah but he is short and likes a short back end. And obviously CS length is adjustable. As for the Headtube Angle, some people do like really steep HT angles for Park, but yeah you do have a point.
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BMX_Forever wrote:Total Hangover, Sunday Broadcaster, Subrosa Villicus (Not Prime), Fly Tierra.
andyferly wrote:Eh the Sunday Broadcaster is a really twitchy frame personally I wouldn't ride it in park.
BMX_Forever wrote:Yeah but he is short and likes a short back end. And obviously CS length is adjustable. As for the Headtube Angle, some people ...more
In that case I think the perfect frame for him would be the Mutiny Conjurer, it has a really short back end 13.1 and a low standover (8") but it should still feel stable enough because of the 74.5 ht.
Plus the 69 st angle should make it feel a little smaller than it actually is so it's perfect for him.
Plus it's Mutiny!
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andyferly wrote:Eh the Sunday Broadcaster is a really twitchy frame personally I wouldn't ride it in park.
BMX_Forever wrote:Yeah but he is short and likes a short back end. And obviously CS length is adjustable. As for the Headtube Angle, some people ...more
Agreed, or a BSD TrailorPark for that matter. Pretty similar, but with a 0.15" Longer Rear End and a 0.25" higher Standover. Both would be good. But thats if he does want a 74.5 HT Angle.
A T1 Ruben would be a pretty good choice if you like 74 HT.
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BMX_Forever wrote:Yeah but he is short and likes a short back end. And obviously CS length is adjustable. As for the Headtube Angle, some people ...more
andyferly wrote:In that case I think the perfect frame for him would be the Mutiny Conjurer, it has a really short back end 13.1 and a low ...more
BMX_Forever wrote:Agreed, or a BSD TrailorPark for that matter. Pretty similar, but with a 0.15" Longer Rear End and a 0.25" higher Standover. ...more
True that T-1s are always nice!
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Thanks guys for the info. Yeah im looking into all those thats you guys are talking about and they seem pretty dang nice and within the specs. Let me know of any more that you guys can think of. This really helps
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Stuart.Yolton109 wrote:Thanks guys for the info. Yeah im looking into all those thats you guys are talking about and they seem pretty dang nice and ...more
BSD TrailorPark. if you ride park, but want a shorter rearend to get techy but a mellower HT angle to go big and flow, check it out.
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Stuart.Yolton109 wrote:Thanks guys for the info. Yeah im looking into all those thats you guys are talking about and they seem pretty dang nice and ...more
Brayden_Buckingham wrote:BSD TrailorPark. if you ride park, but want a shorter rearend to get techy but a mellower HT angle to go big and flow, check ...more
You should get the mutiny loosefer frame perfect
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Stuart.Yolton109 wrote:Thanks guys for the info. Yeah im looking into all those thats you guys are talking about and they seem pretty dang nice and ...more
Brayden_Buckingham wrote:BSD TrailorPark. if you ride park, but want a shorter rearend to get techy but a mellower HT angle to go big and flow, check ...more
my mate has a trail or park and it dents easy aparently... either way, if you get a trail or park, expect it to loose in a game of conkers against a scooter
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Failure mainiac. Really responisive. Only downside is that it only comes in two colors. But a little paint should change that...
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take the mankind justice frame from danscomp its great frame for park and street
my friend has it and its awesome
