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BMX BASICS: Bike Build How To

From Ride UK BMX Basics – Autumn 2013

Most new bikes will come partially built up, but it’s important to make sure the bike you’ve bought feels right. Here we’ll go through how to build a BMX bike. There are numerous changes you can make to customise your new bike just for you and make sure it’s safe to ride. >>

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BMX BASICS: Frame & Forks

Subtle changes in angles on BMX frames can affect how the whole bike rides and also make it more suited to certain types of BMX....

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BMX BASICS: Parts & Accessories

The front end of your bike offers a lot of adjustment in the position or height you run your bars and also in the products...

BMX BASICS: Parts & Accessories

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BMX BASICS: Safety & Protection

Whilst it’s not compulsory to wear helmets and pads when riding BMX, it’s strongly advised, especially when you’re just getting started. The easiest tricks can...

BMX BASICS: Safety & Protection

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BMX BASICS: Toolkit

There’s nothing worse than being miles from home and your bike breaking. Here’s a rundown of a basic toolkit that should get you out of...

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BMX BASICS: How to Fix a Puncture

How to Fix a Puncture. Step by step guide for those starting out in BMX. What equipment you need, what to look for, tips &...

BMX BASICS: How to Fix a Puncture

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From Ride UK BMX Basics – Autumn 2013

Most new bikes will come partially built up, but it’s important to make sure the bike you’ve bought feels right. Here we’ll go through how to build a BMX bike. There are numerous changes you can make to customise your new bike just for you and make sure it’s safe to ride. >>

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