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BMX Talk: Plastic vs. Metal Pegs (my comparison & analysis)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of plastic and metal BMX pegs. The Advantages of Plastic BMX Pegs Plastic BMX Pegs Smooth Sliding On Coping and Ledges Plastic pegs…

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The Seat Tube Angle’s Effect On a BMX Frame

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This post examines the seat tube angle's effect on a BMX frame. Seat tube angle The seat tube angle (STA) is formed by a horizontal line passing through the middle…

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BMX vs. Folding Bike (My Comparison & Analysis)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of BMX and folding bikes in relation to one another. The Advantages of BMX Simplicity BMX bicycles are the epitome of simplicity. They…

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Let’s Compare Sealed and Unsealed BMX Hubs

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of sealed and unsealed BMX hubs. The Advantages Of Sealed Hubs Protected Bearings As the name suggests, a sealed hub has sealed bearings.…

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The Truth About BMX Fork Sizing

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Most BMX forks are the same size or extremely close. Brands follow an industry standard for maximum compatibility and to ensure that their forks do not cause major changes to…

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Learn Why BMX Tires Are “Fatter”

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Condensed Answer: BMX tires are fat (wide) for the following reasons: Suspension effect Lower chances of getting a flat tire Rim protection Extra Grip Wider Tires = Softer Ride Wider…

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BMX Hubs And Fixies – Are They Compatible?

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A front BMX hub can be installed on the front wheel of a fixie. The procedure will more than likely require new spokes of a different length. A rear BMX…

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Can You Put BMX Pedals On a Road Bike? (fastest answer ever)

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Condensed Answer: A road bike can readily accept a set of BMX pedals that are 9/16″ x 20 in size. However, 1/2″ BMX pedals cannot be installed on a road…

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Installing BMX Cranks On a Dirt Jumper

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Condensed Answer: A set of BMX cranks can be installed on a dirt jumper, but the conversion requires a threaded bottom bracket compatible with а 19 or 22mm spindle. Bottom…

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A BMX as a Standard Commuter – Possible or Too Uncomfortable?

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Condensed Answer: A standard BMX can be used as a standard commuter by children and short adults. It's also possible to make a BMX more comfortable for a taller person…

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