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magna13

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Cruiser.
« on: February 23, 2009, 09:59 PM »
Was thinking to myself earlier on in the week about my BMX year and what im going to do. For this year im only going to do a couple of regionals but mostly train through the whole season. Went training on Sunday at Bath bmx and there were quite a few guys on cruisers, some really nice ones too! Curtis, new Redlines, SE's and even a pretty tidy FMF and it got me thinking if i'd be better off on Cruiser rather than 20"? what do you guys think?? got a nice one im quite keen on buying which is over on BMXTalk but everytime i go to make a username it wont work!... just wanted you guys opinions on the bike, riding etc...

Offline Dex Dexter

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Re: Cruiser.
« Reply #1 on: February 23, 2009, 10:04 PM »
Truth be told, I think a lot of us have gone through this.

I'm sure you'll get loads of conflicting advice but in my view, cruiser is worth a punt.

I love old school but I wanted to ride something more modern on the race track.  So new school it was.

I love 20" but the masters are fast as (so are cruiser mind) but I plumped for cruiser to find my feet, with a view to one day trying 20" as well.

I think with cruiser I'll be able to do more and therefore get more out of it.

You can still do OS as well.

 :daumenhoch:

magna13

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Re: Cruiser.
« Reply #2 on: February 23, 2009, 10:11 PM »
 :daumenhoch: :daumenhoch:

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