anyone ride a p.street? opinions?
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- Thread starter Bikael Molton
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Too short? What do you mean by that? Do you mean it's too steep? OR too low? Or both?
I rode one up and down the sidewalk a couple of times.
It feels a lot like my Haro Backtrail cruiser. The front end is heavy because of the fork and hub setup. And I felt like it needed a longer stem and a 3" or 4" rise bar on it. But I am pretty big at ~6'4". That's really all the impressions I have.
It feels a lot like my Haro Backtrail cruiser. The front end is heavy because of the fork and hub setup. And I felt like it needed a longer stem and a 3" or 4" rise bar on it. But I am pretty big at ~6'4". That's really all the impressions I have.
ive demod one at the LBS and its a pimpin park and urben bike if i wasent 14 and had a job i would have one
no, you dont hit your toes on the front wheel, unless you are ronald mcdonald....., ive ridden one at my lbs. i kinda like it, but the wheelset looks anemic, and the brakes arent avid discs. that is the best rant i can come up with. i really like it, but my question is, with pegs your going to trash the frame faster and how much is a new frame gonna cost you? or, can you take, say, an SandM 24" frame and swap components? how much will the geometry change???
The answer is, you can't buy just a p.street frame. I've asked a specialized dealer. I don't know if you could get one as crash replacement though.
Also you could put the parts on a cruiser like the Haro X24 but, it will slack it out more than the p.street is.
Also you could put the parts on a cruiser like the Haro X24 but, it will slack it out more than the p.street is.
...and the bottom bracket will be reeaally high.
It's not that horribly high, they actually ride ok, just not like a bmx. If someone wants to try putting a fork on their cruiser I have a 24" wheel and short fork I could sell cheap.