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NS Bike Suburban (frame)

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Description:TECHNICAL STREET DIRT
Ultimate frame for technical street, dirt and 4X. This frame is for weight conscious, technically proficient riders looking for something really flickable, something that flies with grace. Will work great with 24" and 26" wheels.
Suggested setup; a low height 80-100mm fork and some well chosen light, but strong parts.
The Suburban uses double-butted heat treated 4130 tubing. After welding it goes through a special heat treating process to relieve the stress at the welds.



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    Submitted by sam pennington a Downhiller from steyning
    Date Reviewed: March 27, 2008
    Favorite Trail:PORC 8 PACK
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $500.00
    Purchased At:chain reactioncycle.com
    Strengths:very light strong came with touch up paint and sticker
    Weaknesses:none
    Similar Products Used:p2 cromo
    Bike Setup:dirt jumper3 dmr wheels
    Bottom Line:buy it if you like light bikes but if you dont buy a p2 cromo 07 frame of me if intrested email me at sam@emailaccount.com and look at this website http://www.freewebs.com/imsilly
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Steve a from London, UK
    Date Reviewed: March 10, 2008
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $320.00
    Purchased At:NS-Bikes
    Strengths:Very light, tight geometry, strong, good value for money and looks sleek, adjustable brake mounts, touch up paint.
    Weaknesses:Colour choice not so good, although mine is from 05, so there was only black, lots of new colours now. Seat tube comes too high out the top of the frame
    Similar Products Used:Specialized P's, Kona Cowan, On-one Gimp, Cove Sanchez
    Bike Setup:Suburban, Argyle 409 80mm/Trailblade 2's, Hope Pro2's on Halo Tornado rims, DMR stem, cheiften mk3 cranks, v12 mag pedals, 24/7 bars, juicy 7/carbon brake, shadow v2 chain, odi white grips
    Bottom Line:One of the best frame you can buy for the money, if you want a BMX with big wheels, its pretty much perfect, rides ace with 100mm sus, 80mm sus and rigids, good for anyone who like street, dirt and park!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by dan a Racer from AUSTRALIA
    Date Reviewed: May 27, 2007
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $300.00
    Purchased At:jr cycles
    Strengths:soooooooo stiff for 07 suburban
    clean paint and comes with touch up paint too
    not over rated brand! only 3 ns bikes tickers and they're simple not like BIG BOLD KONA ON EVEERY TUBE!
    light for chro-mo which = strength
    short chainstay= manouverability bmx lad get on it and say its lighter than theirs and feels like a bmx with 26" wheels.
    50% easier to spin and hop and jump, pedal and manual
    Weaknesses:well nothing other than the fact i cross threaded the bb on istalation but it sat flush to the frame i just need a new euro bb it soo old and is bmx so awell alloy in chro mo frame= frame winning the fight
    NO WEAKNESS BUT THE RIDER LOL
    Similar Products Used:kona roast 15 inch( so floppy u could see the bb twist under pedaling no good for street)
    flaired its head tube too doin endos and nose stalls
    Bike Setup:this frame, argyle 302,legheater pedals attached to rnc crnks Ti spindled to a primo bb, with da bomb head spin sealed hubs black laced to da bomb wheels with stainless steel nipples and a red dice cap. driven by atomlab trailking bars , and atached by a bmx S&M redneck XLT inferno stem rare 1 of 200 item HA TAKE THAT BOOONAHS
    and stopped by hfx-9
    Bottom Line:BEST most natuaral geometried frame on the market
    stiff strong simple smart design
    great brand who is designed by riders for riders
    check the URL:www.ns-extreme.com
    instant adaptation
    24 or 26 wheels
    best street park and trail frame
    short rear gives manouverability but strength
    exelent smooth welds heat treated to relived post weld stress

    5 out of five this is HOT! BI-SEX-CLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Ben a from Australia
    Date Reviewed: November 22, 2006
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Strengths:Perfect street/DJ geometry, Light weight, strong
    Weaknesses:colour choices, but should be more for 2007
    Similar Products Used:24 Toy4, on-one, Azonic evo
    Bike Setup:24" wheels, pikes at 100mm, C.A.B 3pc cromo cranks, NS Pedals, bar, stem, hubs.
    Bottom Line:The first thing anyone ever says when they hop on my bike is how "natural" it feels. Its one of those bikes you hop on and just feel confident right from the start, even if its your first ride. With the super short chainstays and steep headangle its such a good bike for tech street and DJ. I have ridden loads of street/DJ specific frames before and not one has come close to this. The geometry is so sweet, and cromoly strength at under 2.5kg makes life alot easier. No regrets.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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