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What is a bmx stem?
A BMX stem is what connects the handlebars and forks to the frame.
What are the best bmx forks?
Primo strands or Odyssey cs2 race forks
What are BMX motorbikes made of?
steel,wheels,chainwheel,cranks,forks,bars
Does a 21 bmx frame fit any size fork?
Any 20inch forks will fit.
How do you fix your forks for your bmx so the stop wiggling when you jump or move?
you need to take it to a cheap bike shop and see if they could hook you up with some forks!!!!!!!
What ie best make of bmx in the world?
That would be an opinion rather than a dead set fact. I personally think that Standard Bykes are the best currently sold brand of BMX Frames and Forks.
Can you put a 15mm hub in a 10mm gap on a bmx?
No, you cannot fit a 15mm hub into a 10mm gap on a BMX bike. The hub is physically too wide for the gap, which would prevent proper installation and could damage both the hub and the bike frame. It's essential to match hub and gap sizes for safe and functional performance.
What are the things sticking out of the forks of a bmx bike that you screw the brakes into?
They're called brake bosses, and you use then as attachment points for a certain type of rim brake.
Will a bmx chainring sprocket fit on a mountain bike i have a carrera vulcan and i just want it all single speed and i have a bmx eastern sprocket will it fit?
It will if you have bmx (or bmx style) cranks.
What holds the bmx bike and handlebars together?
The forks go through the head tube and headset, the stem anchors the fork and then the bars attach to the stem, so the answer is the fork and stem.
How many people are there at forks high school?
there are about 110 people in forks high school and in all of forks there are 3521 people
How did bmx start?
By kids riding there bikes on a dirt bike track:)A guy actually started to ride a small child's bike and decided he liked the feel of it, so then he modified the forks etc to accommodate a larger rider, and flatland bmx was born, then out of that soon came vert and street.
