BMX for £350
Rob.Chapman
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Hi!
I'm looking for a BMX for about £350. It must be all chromoly. I don't know much about BMXs and was a bit overwhelmed with choices and brands I've not heard of. :roll:
Some recommendations and links would be nice.
Thanks
Rob
I'm looking for a BMX for about £350. It must be all chromoly. I don't know much about BMXs and was a bit overwhelmed with choices and brands I've not heard of. :roll:
Some recommendations and links would be nice.
Thanks
Rob
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I'm new to BMX and didn't know where to post. Also I don't see a BMX buyers advice heading anywhere.
One of my fave things about MTB is that usually people are always willing to help. You had to be the odd exception....0 -
You will struggle to get anything full cro-mo for £350, add another £100 or so & it's possible (but limited to a few bikes only).
https://www.customriders.com/prodshow.a ... 010&sid=3#
http://www.alansbmx.com/product_info.ph ... 1832c948be
Either that or buy a make that other BMX'ers will laugh at like a Diamond Back or a GT
https://www.customriders.com/prodshow.a ... 1010&sid=3
https://www.customriders.com/prodshow.a ... 1010&sid=3
Some good BMX shops links you may find a bargain on & can trust=
http://www.20twentystore.com
http://www.cyclesportuk.co.uk/
https://www.pijin.co.uk/index.jsp
http://www.sourcebmx.com/0 -
Rob.Chapman wrote:I'm new to BMX and didn't know where to post. Also I don't see a BMX buyers advice heading anywhere.
One of my fave things about MTB is that usually people are always willing to help. You had to be the odd exception....
I was only having a laugh mate! Have you looked at WeThePeople?0 -
You could 'hang with the kidz' at your local park because they swap bikes and parts more often than I change my socks, or you could buy a frame and build it up with workmanlike parts and upgrade later on. I got a Subrosa Alameda frame from Alan's last year along with some basic cranks, bb, headset and a few other odds and sods I don't think there was much change out of £200 but I threw on some inexpensive wheels/bars/stem etc and that was it. I reckon anyone could do the same for less than £350.
BMX components fit together like Lego, it really is child's play and of course you won't need any brakes
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