Finally blessed the bmx world with a Dehart bike check! Love the way you went into great detail and pryed for the breakdowns of why he rides what he rides. Super insightful. Thanks for doing this guys! 🤘🏻
Holy shit. I was pretty sure you were around my height between 5'11 and 6'1 just by seeing you next to other riders, and I've been trying to tailor my setup to what I thought yours might be because I was always inspired by your riding, but I would've never guessed you ran such a small frame. I would've guessed 21.25 or 21 at the least lol. You somehow don't make it look like you're cramped on a small bike at 6ft tall like I did when I tried to run a 20.75. Appreciate the feedback man 🙏🏻
These are great, I think because BMX agreed on standards and compatibility a while back you can get a lots of subtle variations in frames and parts to get what you want. definitely not the case in the MTB and road bike world.
How’s it going man, i am exactly 6 feet tall, and my frame is a 20.75, I’ve been running that size for as long as I can remember, except in 2006-2007 I tried out a 20.5 for a bit. Hope that helps, thanks.
Yo man, I run the 48mm version of the stem, and I do have to cut my forks down to slam it, I usually just use a grinding wheel or a big pipe cutter if I have one. Thanks.
That’s awesome man thank you for the support, when I say they are my favorite grip I’ve ever tried, I genuinely mean it, glad to hear they’re working out for you too.
He rode the Cult Hawk cranks for a long time before Primo, they obviously hold up. The Churchill’s are 24mm, bigger than industry standard, that’s why he emphasized their durability. Only a cpl companies make them that beefy, his sponsor Primo being one of them and it’s the only part of theirs outside of his wheels and signature grips so I mean, why wouldn’t he?
Well, what I was trying to point out is that they’re stronger than Cult cranks and thanks, you just confirmed it. Also, most cranks in the industry are 22mm so I don’t know where you’re getting your “industry standard “ facts from But they’re not the standard in the bmx industry.
Nah just playin I ride dehart frame its an older one but I shortened the backend myself with a grinder just took the axle slots in the droputs far forward as I could without hitting the weld