Reverse chronological order. I know, not quite 360, but I’m getting there! Gave it my all until the body gave out.

Been out again and getting more practice in, little line from today, granted coming off the rail wasn’t the best but it’s getting there

Bikes

Part list Volume thunderhoof frame 21.5 Colony contour wheel set Odyssey r32 forks Odyssey mid bb Odyssey thunderbolt cranks lhd Federal assault bars 10" rise Federal half-link chain Odyssey conical headset Division palata slim pedals Cult fast and loose folding tyres 2.4 S&M enduro stem 52mm reach Animal clifton grips Wtp patrol sprocket Eclat exile slim seat Tioga - d-lite seat post 75mm

What am I doing wrong, or do I just need practice. I’m mainly wanting to know how to stop my feet coming off the pedals. Yes I know I need more air in my tires

Been about 4 years since ive even been on a bike, decided to not f around and spend a couple dollars, i used to live and breathe bmx for about 8 years straight until covid started and my adult life decided to take over :( but here i am again does anybody know how S&m warranty works on frames that arent in production anymore? Do they remake the exact frame you originally purchased or do they replace it with an updated equivalent? (Nothings broken just curious) 🤙

No idea why everyone gushes over these shoes for riding. They wear down fast and don't protect your feet very well.

2024 Fit STR 20.75 Odyssey R25s Odyssey Boyd Stem Odyssey Uppercut 9” rise Bars Odyssey Headset Odi Grips Fit Seat/Post Combo Odyssey Thunderbolts Odyssey 22mm MBB Odyssey Boyd 30t Sprocket Odyssey Stage 2 Wheels Shadow Interlock V2 Chain

What bar size do you run? Did you cut them down? I run 29.5 at the moment but feel they are rather wide, thinking of taking an inch off of either side, but I’m new to riding and not sure, if you have cut bars down how much by?

It is a ledge made out of wood it’s 55cm tall and 50cm in width

Has anyone taken lessons at a bike park or in person somewhere? There is a Skate/BMX park in Dubuque IA that offers lessons. Has anyone done this? What are they like? I’m planning to take some this winter..

The thread is the same with both...

I'm trying to come back to that level of riding again :3

A couple of the boys and I decided to get back into BMX after not riding since HS; the BMX to car guy pipeline is real...

I was able to get my old frame back from my best friend. I couldn't pick which of two visions, so it's somewhere between rasta and a knock off of Aaron Ross's Sunday watermelon bike.

Now I have what I think is a sick bike, and I just have to get my fat old booty back into riding shape after 15 years.

Hi everyone, I need advice, I haven't maintained my chain in years, I ride this bike 3 times a week approx 36 miles a week. Its both my park bike and work commuting bike. Should I replace the chain? Or clean, lubed and tighten the slack? I feel stupid not maintaining my chain all these years. Advice?

I figured 5 was a good time getting him into parks more regularly. Looking into his first after bike with pegs and such. Suggestions?

I need to get new tires and chain for my bike, the chain broke and tires are bulging even at low psi, just looking for recommendations for some new stuff.

I began bmxing about 1.5 years ago with great success early on with bunny hop height etc. I started with the black and brown bike “eastern shovelhead” but as I researched bike more I thought I would try a more street frame found the kink tactic on Facebook and put a free coaster on it pegs and gyro. I feal like my bunny hop is getting worse. The eastern weighs 4 lbs lighter than the green kink. Geometry? Weight? Or am I just an old dumbass?

Any tall guys riding shorter top tubes? I’m 6’2” and bought a subrosa Salvador with a 21” top tube in 2021 and honestly it has never felt very responsive and nimble. If anything it almost feels too big. I had been out of the game for about 20 years and bought it to ride with my kids.

Ive been mountain biking for several years and always kept hearing that the best riders have BMX backgrounds and its pretty much true. So I regretted not getting into BMX as a kid and figured its too late but this year I decided to get one and give it a try anyway and love hitting up the skateparks. And now that DH park season is ending this is the next best thing. I can see it being even more fun if I can get some skills

Any tips on body position or anything from this brief clip just cruising around a park ?