[tonka]

I ride a 2009 ns traffic and i was recently considering about switching to a 24" considering all i ride is street and park and im kind of a small guy so why not. i was checking out the new eastern traildigger, and i was wondering if this could be turned into a street rig wit the a mountain bike bar and stem and a few other changes??? is it more of a cruiser 24" or a dj/park/street bike??? helppppp!!

 

[sixgun_sound]

It's a cruiser-style 24. But you can ride wherever you want to.

 

[djbiker]

should be good enough for dj/park/street so you should be fine...

 

[eaterofdog]

Only if you are absolutely sure you can live without a suspension fork and with U brakes.

 

[tonka]

yaa im positivei can live with the rigid...andd no brakes.
its just that im not really looking for a cruiser style ride. I mean it looks like it would ride differently from a normal cruiser such as diamondback, giant, or fit.

 

[sittingduck]

It's a cruiser.
Find a tonic fall guy, USB molly, NS Capital, etc.

 

[tonka]

****kkk. cant drop moneyy likee tht.how much does the molosse run forr??? andd let me kno if u guys know anyone tht would wanna trade for a ns traffic. pm me for specs

 

[Iridemtb]

Didn't read anything here, but don't waste your money on the trail digger. My best friend went budget, bought this and hates it. I have ridden it, so wierd to manual, so wierd to jump. Save a little money and get yourself an eastern thunderbird.

 

[cmc]

I ride a 2009 ns traffic and i was recently considering about switching to a 24" considering all i ride is street and park and im kind of a small guy so why not. i was checking out the new eastern traildigger, and i was wondering if this could be turned into a street rig wit the a mountain bike bar and stem and a few other changes??? is it more of a cruiser 24" or a dj/park/street bike??? helppppp!!

it's a 24" bmx.

i'm not sure you would want mtb bars on a traildigger 24. keep in mind the fork is SO much shorter.... an 80mm travel sus fork might be around 18.5" axle to crown. a 24"bmx cruiser fork is probably more like 14.5" axle to crown (not sure, just guessing). the reason mtbmx bikes run mtb bars and not cruiser bars is b/c of the tall fork.

 

[tonka]

well wat if i got the eastern traildigger and swapped the front fork for the ns-rn2 26/24" rigid fork. it definately raise the front end.??

 

[spacemanspiff06]

^^^and make it a chopper.
personally i would rock a stock 24 traildigger all day park, dirt, wherever. it's a total play bike.

 

[tonka]

well these aftermarket 24" frames are made for 24" forks aren't they??

im jus looking for a cheap twenty four tht doent way a ton and tht i can ride street on.

 

[TheTruth]

I am switching to 24 also. I am going with a DMR 898 though. It looks dope. I ride a lot of trails, street, and park. So it is a very versatile bike.