Flatland BMX
02-20-08, 04:31 PM
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Flatland BMX
Im looking for a decent beginner bike for freestyle.
I was looking at the DK Cincinnatti bike, does anyone know if this is ok for Freestyle?
I am about 6 ft tall.
Thanks
I was looking at the DK Cincinnatti bike, does anyone know if this is ok for Freestyle?
I am about 6 ft tall.
Thanks
02-20-08, 04:58 PM
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For the price, DK bikes are really nice. I've inquired about flatland before, and the response I got was their "Signal" was one of the best entry levels for flatland.
https://epicbikeshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=8
There's one! Never rode one myself, but I posted around a bunch of places and went into a few shops, and they all seemed to point me in this direction.
https://epicbikeshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=8
There's one! Never rode one myself, but I posted around a bunch of places and went into a few shops, and they all seemed to point me in this direction.
02-25-08, 07:23 PM
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i am also looking for a flatland bike. i would like to stay 300 and under. when getting a flatland bike do you still need a proper fitting bike? im 5'11'' so the DK is a little small for me. im just trying to find a bike with a +20" TT with a front brake and pegs, that should work
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