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what bike should i get eastern or stolen please answer?
OK im not like amazing at this bmx stuff, i just do like wheelies and like g hops and like maybe bar spin but what would be better
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ok now before u say the eastern. now im scared to get that because it prolly will get stolen like but prolly not idk but when im somewhere i don't leave it out , all my bikes are put in the house well if people now i got this bike they will steal it but also the only people who know where i live like me,and the bike is over 300 is that really a bike for me or should i just go with the stolen cuz with the way i do tricks and the eastern has a better chance of getting stolen, but then i dont live in a bad part so idk i want the eastern but ... what would u do
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CAM NOS 45 SPROCKET BMX CRUISER GREEN CHAIN RING FRESTYLE TUF PRO NECK PARTS |  |
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How to buy a bicycle
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2. Bike frames come in 3 styles: Road Bike (the classic 10-speed), mountain bike or cruiser. The type you want will depend on your own individual riding style and the type of terrain you'll ride on. You can pick up a good one second hand by visiting your nearest bike shop.
3. If you're commuting in the city, consider a more lightweight frame, for toting up and down stairs as needed.
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5. Other things that might come in handy include a water bottle cage and panniers (bags that mount to racks on your bike) for carrying extra clothes and work items. You will also need a bike lock, a standard U shaped one is probably best.
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7. Learn the rules if you're cycling on the road and ride defensively. Be considerate and use hand signals for your own safety and others.
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