Really depends on skill level. Beginner bike really, intermediate is pushing it. Once you get brave enough to start hitting jumps and quarters you will case in the learning process and that rear wheel will bend. Learning spins you’ll land early on the back wheel a lot and it will bend. These bikes are usually mostly hi tensile steel and not 41-30 so the chain stays take an extra hard pounding learning to grind. The front axle will bend after a month of tooth chinks. If you run pegs sprocket side with no guard that sprocket will bend. Cranks arent high spline so they will eventually wanna fall off while the bottom bracket squeals the song of its people to you with every pedal. If you’re young and below 150 pounds this will do for a couple years or longer if you just ride it and occasionally do little silly tricks with it!
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Really depends on skill level. Beginner bike really, intermediate is pushing it. Once you get brave enough to start hitting jumps and quarters you will case in the learning process and that rear wheel will bend. Learning spins you’ll land early on the back wheel a lot and it will bend. These bikes are usually mostly hi tensile steel and not 41-30 so the chain stays take an extra hard pounding learning to grind. The front axle will bend after a month of tooth chinks. If you run pegs sprocket side with no guard that sprocket will bend. Cranks arent high spline so they will eventually wanna fall off while the bottom bracket squeals the song of its people to you with every pedal. If you’re young and below 150 pounds this will do for a couple years or longer if you just ride it and occasionally do little silly tricks with it!