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Post by aerox1982 on Jul 9, 2007 13:18:48 GMT 8
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Post by rench on Jul 10, 2007 17:27:26 GMT 8
ayos ah. BMX frame and wheels + MTB fork and handlebars.  aerox, how does the bike handle? The head angle is radically changed because of the longer fork. Can you ride on the bike for a long time? |
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Post by enzo on Jul 11, 2007 20:35:31 GMT 8
Aerox,
Thats too much of an experiment.
Too short top tube.
Too high front end.
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Post by aerox1982 on Jul 30, 2007 21:34:25 GMT 8
HYBRID BMX
Currently the bike's performance at my riding style works at 75% in jumping controls and flatland, 90% in race, 90% in Crawl, 70% slow Curves on rocky terrain, 98% on DH Rough or smooth terrain.
Front Tires Performance 90% (Spikes/studs are better), Rear Tires 75% (Bigger is Better/Spikes at sides with side wall supoprt) which is not applicable due to the U-brakes.
I find it fun to ride the bike during rainy days, the overall setup send me to love rainy days (it was because of the Disk Brakes that works even when wet ^^)
I am currently Looking for MTB frames with a low height sit tube(12.5"), a li'l higher BB height and at least 20" top tube. which is I guess will work with BMX wheels without leading the pedals to the ground. ^^ These is to solve the height issue of the Fork the rear tires and so that I can use a rear Disk Brakes!!! ^^
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