The new MONGOOSE

No.
Double Fuck No.
Invest parts on a decent frame. Not a piece of shit frame.
Go out, buy a decent price used frame and go from there.

wal-gooses are usually crap and yes you probably have some crappy parts on your bike but really just replace things as they break unless you have a lot of money or something. But if ain't broke don't fix it.

its only worth it if its one of there high end bikes

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Pos.

I don't see why not, eventually you'll replace everything, it's what I did to start with. Not being funny but that's hardly what I'd call decent parts that you've put on.

its a beater bike really, I have an intense pro 20, the mongoose is more of a project for town riding.

im also only 13 and cant get a workers licence untill im 14, so I cant afford high end psrts, let slone a frame.

Ohh How i wish mongoose made good bikes again

As long as the kid has got a bike to ride that go for it mate at his age he props won't break the frame anyways so keep riding bro

thanks man

Chrisaustin wrote:

Ohh How i wish mongoose made good bikes again

Chrisaustin wrote:

Ohh How i wish mongoose made good bikes again

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omg i love your sig

lilchrissyy wrote:

As long as the kid has got a bike to ride that go for it mate at his age he props won't break the frame anyways so keep ...more

lilchrissyy wrote:

As long as the kid has got a bike to ride that go for it mate at his age he props won't break the frame anyways so keep riding bro

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yeah i agree but not with the frame breaking part age has nothing to do with it im 14 and i broke my sunday funday v1

James_Letten17 wrote:

omg i love your sig

James_Letten17 wrote:

omg i love your sig

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Haha thanks man!

You're just replacing the cheap parts that don't matter. You put on racing handlebars, lock on grips (made for racing), a new seat clamp (lol t who cares about the seat clamp?), a decent brake lever (i'll give you that), the kendas are alright i guess, and some brake cable. Don't buy a crappy bike and replace only the cheap misc parts that make no difference. Invest in a new bike and do some research about good bmx parts.

Kenda Kontact tires are probably the worst tires you can get in my opinion. I would recommend buying a cheaper complete on Dans and using some of the parts you already have.

bgs1237 wrote:

You're just replacing the cheap parts that don't matter. You put on racing handlebars, lock on grips (made for racing), a new ...more

bgs1237 wrote:

You're just replacing the cheap parts that don't matter. You put on racing handlebars, lock on grips (made for racing), a new seat clamp (lol t who cares about the seat clamp?), a decent brake lever (i'll give you that), the kendas are alright i guess, and some brake cable. Don't buy a crappy bike and replace only the cheap misc parts that make no difference. Invest in a new bike and do some research about good bmx parts.

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I bought the bike for 10 dollarss, with no seat clamp, bars, grips, tires, or any sort of hardware needed to ride. It is a project and eventually I will get to the point of replacing the frame. I have owned many pairs of kontact tires and loved them. this is a budget project that I, a 13 year old boy that cannot legally get a job, am working ob for FUN. I have a nice performance bike and use it properly. Sorry I didn't state that in my original post. Thank you for the criticism.

Sincerely, the noy looking.for a summer project to enjoy.