Sweet!
Is 35-39 an age class? If so that's where I'd be too.
Is 35-39 an age class? If so that's where I'd be too.
Black Market - BMX racer. PICS
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I am by no means the first to race a 26" in today's BMX world, but I have fallen in love with it recently and thought I'd share a couple pics. All three were taken a couple weeks ago at the NBL National in Warsaw, IN. I race 35-39 Cruiser (for 24"+ bikes). Just moved to the black market as my race bike a couple months ago from a Standard 125R 24" (an amazing bike also).
This is the main on Saturday. I am in the front middle on the white BM and green jersey.
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Gate snap.
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Playing around in one of my motos in 30-over open class.
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This is the main on Saturday. I am in the front middle on the white BM and green jersey.
Gate snap.
Playing around in one of my motos in 30-over open class.
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Yes. Sorry about not being more specific. IN BMX (at least in the NBL), they break down older cruiser classes by age groups . . . 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, etc.treetop said:Sweet!
Is 35-39 an age class? If so that's where I'd be too.
At a national event in 35-39, it's common to get 10-20 riders. Some big events getting more.
I'm on the left, blackmarket mob with manitou gold label dirt jumper 80mm, love it..... .30-35 cruiser class !
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BH1Chris C said:
i also have a cruiser, an S&M Widowmaker. although i love it, i agree--i like riding the blackmarket mob better. maybe it's the 69 degree head angle adding to the stableness or just the bigger wheels rolling over bumps slightly easier. it's rad.
the rest of the MOB's geometry is very close to a bmx cruiser. 12.25 bottom bracket (slightly below axle level of 13" with 26" wheels). 15.5"-15.9" cs, great for manualing through rollers. light frame... etc etc.
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the rest of the MOB's geometry is very close to a bmx cruiser. 12.25 bottom bracket (slightly below axle level of 13" with 26" wheels). 15.5"-15.9" cs, great for manualing through rollers. light frame... etc etc.
I have taken off most the black and gone polished - in most cases by hand. I stripped and polished the stem, seatpost, headset and spacers. I bought a set of Profile hubs and Single Track rims and a good friend stripped, polished, and assembled them. Now, to get that fork shiney!
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