i need some bmxers to answer this for me?
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Bro...ditch that antique and grab a new onw.  Fit, Hoffman, and a few others make great completes...check danscomp.com for some more...AVOID Freeagents.  Easterns completes are good also.
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I think that you need to consider the type of riding you will do.  A mountain bike will look cool, but if you are riding on streets, skinny tires can go faster.\n\nThe most important thing is to buy a bike that fits you, and is the highest quality frame that you can afford.  I think that you will probably be happiest with a bike that makes YOU look good.  Even the coolest looking bike will make you feel silly if you are always trying to catch up.\n\n\nBelow is a link to some articles written by a very funny bike expert.
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Go get on your bike, and try to do some tricks.  This is a stupid question.
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I've got a bike, you can ride it if you like, its got a basket, a bell that rings and things to make it look good. id give it to you if i could, but i borrowed it.
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As a big guy myself (6'5", 250lbs), I would suggest a solid framed mountain bike with a hard tail (no rear suspension.)  The rear suspension will bounce more and cause you to work harder.  I would recommend a front suspension, if you can find one in your price range, as it will increase the comfort.  Try looking in a discount sports store locally and see what they have to offer.  Your options will be limited by your price point but you may find something.\n\nAfter looking at the options, you might consider heading to a local bike shop to see if they know of anyone selling a pre-owned bike that would fit your needs.  Sometimes they will know of people trying to sell bikes.  They might even be able to put you on something that will work for a good price.
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Just here, here, here, initial here, tick the box on the back if you'd like to hear of our other great promotions, there you go...you might want to staunch that bleeding now by the way, you're getting it all over the carpet...\nOh...\n\nOh that never normally happens...\n\nI'm afraid your soul's been declined sir. Do you have another soul you could use?\n\nWell, that's unfortunate. I can do you favourable terms on a Suzuki AE50? Lose 10 per cent of your soul per year as you ride it sir? No? Alright well I'm sorry sir, please do call again if your soul gets revalidated any time soon. Have a nice day now...
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Close, but no cigar...\n\nABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO\nCJDMG OEKHB INALF\nGFBKL NAOJC DHIEM\nEKNCI LMGAH JOFBD\n\nConstraint: Fifteen riders yields (15 * 14 / 2) = 105 unordered pairs.  A single five rider heat yields (5 * 4 / 2) = 10 unordered pairs.  Over twelve heats that makes 120 unordered pairs -- a little bit more than the 105 that we want to cover.  So we want to have each pair of riders be together in at least one heat, with no pair of riders being together in more than two heats.\n\nResult: Not quite -- 21 "head-to-head" matchups do not take place.  But no pair of riders are together more than twice.\n\nAK BI BM BN CF CH CL\nDK DL DN EF EG EJ EL\nFM GN GO HN IO JK JL\n\nConstraint: There are four sets and five positions.  So we want to have each rider in a different position in each heat.\n\nResult: Constraint is met!\n\nConstraint: There are three heats per set and fours sets. So we want to have each rider be the first seat of a set, the second heat of a set, and the third heat of a set (obviously the fourth set will double up on one of the heats).\n\nResult: Not quite -- 5 riders miss one of the first/second/third heats in a set.\n\nC:310 D:202 G:220 H:031 O:022\n\nAlternative:\n\nABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO\nJDLGM HOEBK INFCA\nLFOAH DEGKN MIBJC\nEHNMI OCJFD GKALB\n\nThe same on the first two constraints.  On the third constraint there are now 7 riders (up from 5) missing one of the first/second/third heats in a set.  But they are all 2-2-0 with none of the 3-1-0's of the first schedule.\n\nAJ AM BF BN CG CH CK\nCL DH DI EF EJ EL FK\nFM GO IK IL IO JK JN\n\nA:202 D:220 E:220 H:220 K:022 L:202 M:202
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go to www.danscomp.com  or look up J&R Cycles online store they will have what you are looking for.  Oh and to the guy that said that Euro BB arnt used much anymore is nuts 90% of bmx bikes use Euro BB that are of good quality anyway.
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See her:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=kristin+passwaters+bmx&ei=UTF-8&fr=FP-tab-web-t&x=wrt
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honestly your going to hate me for saying it but practice. I used to ride with a company free parts no cash hurt my back and that was the end of that i am just starting again now its been 7 years and its all practice.  sence i have a full time job and i live with my gf i find i usually go out after she falls asleep at midnight and ride till 3. \n\nJust spend 3 hours in a parking lot trying to track stand or something. \n\n\nthis site has some good tips to get you started \n\nhttp://www.trials-online.com/trials-bikes-setup.php\n\noutside of that google to find tips but honestly just spend hours working i know its kinda boring bring an iPod to pass time. \n\nI hope you get some better answers then mine
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all depends on what you wish to do with it.\nAbout 20 years ago when i was into BMX racing , my choice of bike was the light weight "redline"
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x1 and x2 are about the same, i own an x1, great great bike if you are doing dirt racing and air..NOT for freestyle because it has no pegs and isnt fit for pegs
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u can try Ebay, i believe there are a few BMX that is up for sale. check it out. Cheers
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I am in a cycling club and had the occasion to notice a member on his 3-wheeler lowrider.  See sources for the web page and notify the president of your request; refer to "Wednesday Pizza Rides" and she will be able to tell you the 3-wheeler member or know who can.\n\nI recall with a smile the ride when the 3-wheeler pulled up next to me. He was blithely peddling along "in" his cycle like a man at home in a "Lazy-Boy". My ego won't let me admit how many times he passed me as I chugged along on my 2-wheeler.  Even more, I recall the faces of passersby as they broke into smiles as they stopped to stare as he went by.\n\nGood ridin' to ya, my friend!
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Tell me what type of riding you are going to be doing, how much you weigh, what kind of frame/setup you have - and then I can give a reasonably good answer to your question.
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If you want a really cheap bmx, than go to your local walmart or kmart or target too.  but beware, alot of those bikes are heavy as shit and they are welded by machines, so when the welds are passed, they are turned up almost as hot as they can go, so that the machines can weld right over it as fast as possible, they ussually xray a few to make sure the welds are ok, but the truth is most bikes are ussually in the shape where they could fall apart at any second.  look into the walmart bikes, 9 different lawsuits on them.