Yes, particularly if you ever ride in traffic. With two you have some braking power left even if one should fail. The ability to decide which wheel to brake can also be useful if riding on loose surfaces.
It depends if you have a 3 piece crank, spokes, brakes.
A good brakeless BMX bike will weigh anywhere from 19-23 pounds. One with brakes will generally weigh 24-30 lbs. Hope this helps!
There are too many perfectly decent bmx makers for that to be reliably answered. For the same kind of money, you very much get the same quality bike regardless of brand. One might have a better frame. Another has better wheels. Which you think is better depends on personal preference rather than actual differences.
Depends on how you intend to ride it. If you have any plans of ever riding it in traffic, get one with brakes.
The main differences between a BMX 20 and a BMX 24 are the wheel sizes, with the BMX 20 having 20-inch wheels and the BMX 24 having 24-inch wheels. The BMX 20 is typically more maneuverable and better for tricks and jumps, while the BMX 24 offers more stability and speed. Your choice should depend on your riding style and preferences - if you prefer doing tricks and jumps, the BMX 20 would be more suitable, but if you prefer stability and speed, the BMX 24 would be a better option.
neither they are just different bike companies one isn't better then the other and anyone who said that one was bette, is just saying that because they have a kink or a wtp and they like to hate on stuff they don't have.
well the thing is it depends on what one of the brand your getting because most easterns are much in detail better than kinks in person but its up to you i have to say eastern! probably because i have one but it all depends on what yourusing the bike for
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'.
Not quite, although they can be very similar. One place where they might differ is that some BMX frames oight not be set up to take brakes, while good braking is usually real important on a trials bike. It's also quite common for trials bikes to use 24" wheels, while BMX is almost only 20".
Tektro and Shimano brakes differ in design and materials used. Shimano brakes are generally considered better in terms of performance and durability due to their precision engineering and higher quality components.
One could find the BMX Museum in Portland. The BMX Museum is considered an offbeat museum. This museum features former BMX racer Gary Sansom. One can also read more about the museum through their forums.
One could go to websites such as eHow, Global-flat and YouTube to find tutorials about Flatland BMX riding. One could also visit local BMX clubs to find out more about Flatland BMX riding.