Depends on what you want from your bike. A MTB is likely to have better riding characteristics than a freestyle bike, important if you want to cover any distances with your bike. But if you only want to ride at skate parks, then a freestyle bike is probably the better choice.
A freestyle bike is way better then a gyro,gyro bikes suck and the brakes get messed up fast a freestyle bike last longer and better for doing tricks,and i have both freestyle and gyro bikes and freestyle bikes are lighter and faster then gyro bikes
no to mountain bikes and trick bikes but yes to the ones called "street bikes" with flat edged tires
The first ones I saw in the late 70's were Norco. Within 2-3 years many specialist bikes were coming in from US
the trail bikes do. not the race ones.
Bikes are obvious ones.
First off both Diamondback and Specialized has a range of bikes, from basic ones to nice ones. Who will "win" the comparison depends on how you pick the bikes from the line-up. And if you pick bikes that are supposed to be similar it's very much down to personal preferences. Both companies are sloid and (usually) reliable. If you're planning to buy a new bike from a shop, pick the one from the shop that treats you best.
The colour isn't a good indication of the strength. Choice of material - steel or aluminium alloy, and design will be more important for strength than colour.
BMX bikes were invented in 1974. It became official when George E Esser founded the NBL. There is no main manufacturer of BMX bikes but there are many different ones.
the pink ones Arcee, the blue ones Chromia, the purle ones Elita One
He is good at all strokes but the best ones are freestyle and butterfly.Really a born champion
small ones, big ones, huge ones
Yamaha makes the best dirt bikes. Kawasaki is also good and the old Honda xr bikes were bullet proof but the new ones are junky.
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