Join me in this detailed guide as we tune-up my new Monza 24" BMX bike post break-in. We'll also get a look at a classic GT Pro Performer 26", and the slick 20" S&M Dagger. From tightening loose bolts to getting those Skyway mag wheels spinning perfectly, we'll cover all the necessary steps to get your BMX feeling like new again.
Whether it's adjusting the U-Brakes, V-Brakes, or Side-pull Caliper Brakes, setting the correct seat height, checking the for loose bolts, or adjusting tire pressure, these simple maintenance tasks can make a world of difference in your bike's performance.
In this video, we'll mostly focus on the Monza 24" BMX, but don't worry, the principles are universal and apply to almost all BMX bikes. Grab your tools, and let's get to work! This is an ideal guide for beginners or those getting back into BMX after a long break. Trust me, your bike will thank you!
Shout out to my fellow BMX RU-vid friends - Kevin and Bernie at / @cruisinginthe808 and Brandon at / @bmx_dreaming . Their passion for BMX inspired my own journey and I hope they, and their wonderful channels, inspire you as well.
Get your own Monza adult-sized BMX at monzabmx.com
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0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Overview
1:54 - Brakes Overview
3:10 - Cable Housing
3:28 - Barrel Adjusters
4:37 - Brake Arm Adjustments
8:27 - Brake Pad Alignment
8:53 - Brake Centering
11:05 - Eliminating Squeaks
12:50 - Brake Lever Angles
13:44 - Checking for Loose Parts
17:59 - Chain Tension
19:04 - Seat Height
21:07 - Handlebar Angle
22:34 - Tire Pressure
23:32 - Outro
26 июн 2024
