A BMX bike is made to race on a dirt track. It will probably have knobby tires, and only a rear brake. A freestyle bike is made for trick riding. It will probably have "street" tires, front and rear brakes and a "rotor" that will allow the rider to spin the handlebars without tangling the cables. Freestyle bikes may also be heavier because the frames sometimes have stands on the top tube and pegs on the axles so trick riders have multiple places to stand on the bike while doing tricks.
If you have a "normal" bike (whatever you mean by that), and want to do BMX style riding, then sure, get a BMX instead. But if you're not interested in tricks, stunts and jumps, then a "normal" bike will probable be more useful to you.
A BMX is more like a piece of sports equipment, it's mostly ridden standing up and not really used for stransportation. A comfort bike can be ridden while seated and isn't good for tricks and jumps.
yes of course you can it is like a normal bike
you can find a BMX bike in halfords
The bmx thruster rampage bike is a exellent bike
One can buy a custom BMX bike in Las Vegas from a few stores. One can get a BMX custom made from 'Just BMX', 'Bolder BMX', 'Bike World' and 'Vegas Bike Store'.
The main differences between a 20-inch and a 24-inch BMX bike are the size of the wheels and frame. A 20-inch BMX bike is smaller and lighter, making it easier to maneuver and perform tricks. A 24-inch BMX bike is larger and provides more stability and speed, making it better for racing and riding on rough terrain.
No, a BMX bike's serial number does not uniquely identify it as a BMX bike. Serial numbers are used for tracking purposes and do not indicate the type of bike.
A hyper is better
no but you can get a dirt bike or a cruiser bike or a speed bike but i havnt seen a bmx bike yet.
The type of bike that is mostly used form BMX riding are the purpose-built BMX bikes.
No, it's not too heavy, and 1.7 lbs isn't a huge difference.