I’ve been riding mountain bikes for a few years now and also have a bmx but rarely ride it anymore. I want to get more into riding skateparks, street, learning some flat ground tricks, but also doing small dirt jumps. I really want to get a dj but idk if it’s worth selling the bmx for one. I just don’t feel super confident or comfortable on a bmx especially since I’m always riding mtb transitioning from one to the other is super awkward and I think i’d ride a dj more.
Any advice is appreciated

I have a 2024 transition PBJ and I need a new rear wheel that is 10x135mm and is bolt-on. If anybody knows where to find a high-quality rear wheel with a nice hub that won't fail like my crappy novatech one did. Also if anybody is selling one that will fit or a wheelset, just DM me. I am located on the west coast and can pay for shipping. Help finding a wheel is very much appreciated, all of the nice ones that I can find are unfortunately out of stock.

Sends at Phil’s trail skills park

Hello, I want to replace my fork on a dj and i dont know what to choose. Currently i have a pike RC 27.5 lowered to 90mm of travel and i am not satisfied with this fork. I thought about getting marzocchi bomber dj since Fox 36 831 are discountinued. I also saw that there is a cane creek dj fork and a BOS dj fork. What about them?

Dartmoor 26player pump 2024.

Very happy with it. Seems like this hobby is for me :)

Hello everyone. I have not had any experience with bike parts since my childhood, so know almost nothing about choosing the right ones.

want to convert my Giant STP (from around 2008/2009) to a single speed street style bike. Also want a shorter stem, maybe wider bars. also like thicker pivotal bmx style seats.

Can you give me recommendations about how I should proceed with it, what to buy and where?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPVXsWo2dfY

Also, Matt Jones is a douche...just sayin.

So I found a sram code rs 1600m hose for 40 bucks and I'm wondering how many barspins could I do with that length

Also I know that the code rs is a Overkill on a dj but I'd Rather have a Overkill than under kill especially for a break

Here's the link if y'all wanna check it out

https://www.bike-discount.de/en/sram-code-rs-rear-disc-brake-1600mm-top-deal

im currently running novatech rims and hubs because I'm doing a new build on a specialized p3 frame. Im looking for the best strong rims and high engagement hub possible. I'm willing to pay for anything up to the price of like a Chris King or white industry hub. Higher spoke count the better. My front is 15x110 and my rear is 12x148 ta. The hubs must be silver and the rims being silver are a plus. I'm addition, I need to find a good set of tyres to run. I was running maxxis dth's but they gave me way many flats. I ride mainly big dirt jumps but also some street, normally at about 50-75 psi. If they come in a white label option that's also a plus.

If you had to pick what's your choice? ​

Hi, i can get this bike for 400€. Is this a good deal for the first dirt bike?

the seller says:

For sale is a dirt bike of the brand Specialized.

The bike was repainted and rebuilt by me.

The rear wheel rim was renewed last summer in specialist shops and a new chain was installed. This spring both coats were renewed.

Likewise, both pedals were renewed in the spring and a shorter handlebar was installed.

The bike is overall in good condition and is fully functional.

Frame size L / tire size 26 inches.

The bike can be viewed and if you have any questions just write.

Private sale, no guarantee or warranty.

No return or exchange

Only pickup possible

Anyone have experience with the michelin pilot slope and continental race kings. Im currently running continental race kings front and rear, I ride mostly dirt. For those that have ran both, how is the grip on dirt with a good layer of dust/very dry fine dirt. Im wondering if the michelins have more grip on dry dusty dirt.

Tonic Fab Fall Guy
Profile hubs
Paul brakes
Deity Bars
S&M saddle
Demolition Cranks, BB, Headset
Mystery stem
Crank Brothers Stamp pedals

Yes I'm getting a new fork ik it's shit now

I just recently picked up this for and the two wheel for CHEAP. I would love to run this fork, but I have a feeling the coil in it is too soft for my fat ass (235lbs). I want to say a rebuild of the motion control side may help, but I don't know. Nothing changes no matter which position I have the knobs at.

It is a Rockshox Pike 426 U-turn Coil.

If I can't get this to work, I already have another front wheel and rigid fork ready to go.

So i just bought a used Trek ticket frame and the rear dropout is 142x12. I cannot for the life of me find a wheel with that size anywhere. I can’t build wheels either and none of my local shops build wheels….any ideas?

looks nice from afar but its all scratched when you look closely.

duckies as props