oldie fancies a bit of ns

[teamspicer]

now got my old school ride sorted.
fancy something to go down the skatepark with the boys on
been looking at 24" bikes whats youre opinions any good or would i be better off sticking to 20"

[Jon The Bassist]

Can be done on 20, 24, 26" wheels with no bother, just depends what you're happy riding. I take my 24" racebike to skateparks but I am looking for one 'do-anything' 20" bike 

[Spen69]

If you need a bit more room but want to ride it in a skatpark then get a 22" wheel Faction or just a bigger top-tube newschool

I wouldn't fancy trying to spin a 24" wheel bike - great on the track for sure, but not exactly ideal in a skatepark.

I'll bring my 22" wheeled bike to the christmas do at Terminal One if you fancy trying it out

[HARODAVE]

 

DO IT !!!

You probably won't go back to riding old school again once you do .
 
Most new school completes are more than enough for what we will do be doing , without spending stupid money too !

 

[diesel]

Have a chat with Dave at the RAD shop he's got some cracking kit in at the moment

[teamspicer]

not sure if i can make T1. its a bit of a trek i reckon the only thing that'll spin will be my head when it hits the deck the last time i went on a skate park with any sort of commitment i was 25yrs younger and a good 3 or 4 stone lighter this could get messy i would like to give that foam pit a go though. been looking on a few different sites theres some awsome looking bikes on the market

[cbrboy-2008]

i love cruiseing about on me old school rides, but i own a 2010 bike aswell and must admit it is pretty dialed to ride... 

[Dark Diggler]

This might do ya, good value, good bike. Dunno if he still has it but might be worth a message, nice bloke n all

http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=153550.0

[rooski]

Gish's S&M 38 would be ideal,think its still for sale,not complete,but a good buy none the less