Verde Bikes

Yes they are bad I broke the headtube on mine after like 4 months and the front hub broke too now the rear is going too and I broke the pedal the first day I got it. I would get a fit or kink better than verde.

save your money and try to get a used custom
whats your price range?

I'd like to spend 400 or less but I could spend more. I don't need a real good bike I'm not a serious biker but I don't want a bad bike and I'd like it to weigh less than 25

If your just starting get a heavy bike , youl build muscle and bike control and won't end up looking like a twig

I'm not really a beginner and I already have a 27 pound bike

27 that's light as fuck

eskimojay wrote:

27 that's light as fuck

eskimojay wrote:

27 that's light as fuck

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It has a 19" tt, 1 piece cranks, pedal brakes, ripped grips and desperately needs greasing... (Yes its sad)

I've heard people say they suck, but at the shop I work at we've sold a lot of Verde bikes and no one's ever come back saying they broke/snapped anything. Then again that could just be that they did break/snap something, and just stopped coming to us for parts/fixing up.

Honestly, they're pretty solid completes. I used to ride with a kid with a stock Verde Vex and he never broke anything on it when learning and never had problems with it aside from needing the wheels trued/hub bearings adjusted which any bike needs from time to time

Definitely go with the Vex because it's only $50 and you get so much more for that.

How much does the vex weigh just wondering. I read it has a cromo frame over the eon and it definatly seems like a nice bike. Thanks for the recommendation.

It weighs approximately enough that you should have no problem learning anything on it.

Don't worry about weight.

also just fucking google the weight instead of asking us, we dont work for verde

Dans had a contest just a week ago to win one, Heres hoping. haha doubt it though. its probably like 24-26

bmxsteve99 wrote:

also just fucking google the weight instead of asking us, we dont work for verde

bmxsteve99 wrote:

also just fucking google the weight instead of asking us, we dont work for verde

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Thanks...

bmxsteve99 wrote:

also just fucking google the weight instead of asking us, we dont work for verde

bmxsteve99 wrote:

also just fucking google the weight instead of asking us, we dont work for verde

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Cobra10 wrote:

Thanks...

Cobra10 wrote:

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less than 10 seconds on danscomp (25.1 lbs)

The lower end ones suck ( my brother had the vex or eon and his stock bars and for bent and his frame is cracked) but I had the spectrum and for th most part everything held up fine

This is a verde...

bmxfromma wrote:

The lower end ones suck ( my brother had the vex or eon and his stock bars and for bent and his frame is cracked) but I had ...more

bmxfromma wrote:

The lower end ones suck ( my brother had the vex or eon and his stock bars and for bent and his frame is cracked) but I had the spectrum and for th most part everything held up fine

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Probably the eon cuz the bars are 1020 steel.

I'd buy a top end one . I hear shit about them but you get what you pay for so if you buy shit then thats what you get.

Brayden_Buckingham wrote:

I'd buy a top end one . I hear shit about them but you get what you pay for so if you buy shit then thats what you get.

Brayden_Buckingham wrote:

I'd buy a top end one . I hear shit about them but you get what you pay for so if you buy shit then thats what you get.

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the high end sunday's are basically customs with the best parts available, and kickass warrantys on all parts

I was thinking about a sunday but what about dk? That was the first brand I was looking at the helio don't seem bad. I've seen some bad reviews about dk but their good bikes, my friend has a 24" dk and it holds up great under him (over 200lbs)

Cobra10 wrote:

I was thinking about a sunday but what about dk? That was the first brand I was looking at the helio don't seem bad. I've seen ...more

Cobra10 wrote:

I was thinking about a sunday but what about dk? That was the first brand I was looking at the helio don't seem bad. I've seen some bad reviews about dk but their good bikes, my friend has a 24" dk and it holds up great under him (over 200lbs)

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Get this it's a good deal

Not gunna happen

Or get this.

sundaybmxRR wrote:

I've heard people say they suck, but at the shop I work at we've sold a lot of Verde bikes and no one's ever come back saying ...more

sundaybmxRR wrote:

I've heard people say they suck, but at the shop I work at we've sold a lot of Verde bikes and no one's ever come back saying they broke/snapped anything. Then again that could just be that they did break/snap something, and just stopped coming to us for parts/fixing up.

Honestly, they're pretty solid completes. I used to ride with a kid with a stock Verde Vex and he never broke anything on it when learning and never had problems with it aside from needing the wheels trued/hub bearings adjusted which any bike needs from time to time

Definitely go with the Vex because it's only $50 and you get so much more for that.

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When I broke the frame it was 4-5 months after I bought it . I called them too see if they would warranty it but the told me it was only a 90 days from purchase.

I'm not gunna get a fit bike and still too expensive

Your better of with a custom from your local Craigslist.

sundaybmxRR wrote:

It weighs approximately enough that you should have no problem learning anything on it.

Don't worry about weight.

sundaybmxRR wrote:

It weighs approximately enough that you should have no problem learning anything on it.

Don't worry about weight.

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Give him a break. If he wants to be a weight weenie then let him be a weight weenie.

But seriously, why do you want a 25lbs bike? Are you sick or something?

I'm done