[sayndesyn]

So I'm pretty sure that my next paycheck is going towards a FBM PW Moto built up mainly with Fit parts because they seem strong and a bit lighter than most S&M bars/forks/etc. (I realize it is the same company pretty much). Anyhow I want a strong, but light bike mainly for street with some trails and S&M's new bike caught my eye. Is a L.A.F recommended for under a certain rider weight limit (I weigh 180)? I'm fairly smooth, but how thin the area behind the B.B is has me a little worried being that I do case it now and again. Is the knew hardened material more than enough to compensate for the lighter weight? Anyone had any ride time on it? Thanks, Sam

 

[clint4130]

My good friend rides one, and he weighs close to 200 lbs. It should be fine for you as long as your smooth.

 

[schrammride]

yeah it shouldnt matter, if u ride it wisely, and i reckon its got a lifetime warranty

 

[VDfree]

That frame is awesome. The only thing that you should be aware of is the very steep headtube angle. Not a bad thing, just different.

 

[Changleen]

Oh man I've been looking at this online in various places, it makes me want to buy a new BMX.

MMmmmm LAF...

My current BMX is heavier than my Revell by a good few pounds. Lame.