it feels wierd cause my knees are nearly on the same level as the handlebar but the handlebar is the perfect size for my height so idk what could get the bike bigger in the front ?
by FortuneOk6385
it feels wierd cause my knees are nearly on the same level as the handlebar but the handlebar is the perfect size for my height so idk what could get the bike bigger in the front ?
by FortuneOk6385
6 Comments
Depends on what you use it for, for flatland it’s probably fine. Pretty much the same thing here. On one hand, it’s super nice and maneuverable on asphalt, on the other hand I live in a forested area so when I have to ride between spots through forest trails, it’s not stable at all and every root can send me over the handlebars. I think I’ll just remove one of the rear pegs at least because it gets in my way too often.
If their new versions of this still represents the year you have, it may be time for a normal/bigger bike.
https://en.khebikes.com/BMX-bike-KHE-COSMIC-20-inch-24.5lbs/1000-021-02
You could also get a stem with a far reach and bigger bars that could help the feel if you’re not trying to spend much or buy a new bike altogether.
Looks a little small but your posture is also off
Yeah it’s small, however maybe you prefer it that way, or what you ride suits it may come into play
What are you going to use it for. Because it is all personal preference. I am 5ft 11in. And my frame 20.6 long. And I ride skatepark, dirt jumps amd street with it. It’s all down to what you feel comfortable with.
It’s not the size of the bike, it’s the quality. We have those exact the completes at our local youth centre and they are trash, no fun to ride whatsoever