If it’s your first bike, and you wanna get into street then yes. It’s got a short back end and the top tube length should work good for your height.
The up side, you get all sealed bearings, a free coaster, and a double wall rear rim.
The downside, the frame is made of both steel and chromoly if I remember correctly. The bars and fork are both steel. When you’re just getting starting, these may not affect your riding much, but as you progress you’ll want stronger parts as steel is a bit more rigid than chromoly and is prone to bending and cracking.
If it’s your first bmx then yes I’d say 350 is a good deal for this, considering I got the 2021 xl version for around 500 a couple years ago.
I’ll add, the sprocket is really flimsy, and the free coaster will need maintenance to work consistently. But sprockets aren’t too expensive if this one bends
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If it’s your first bike, and you wanna get into street then yes. It’s got a short back end and the top tube length should work good for your height.
The up side, you get all sealed bearings, a free coaster, and a double wall rear rim.
The downside, the frame is made of both steel and chromoly if I remember correctly. The bars and fork are both steel. When you’re just getting starting, these may not affect your riding much, but as you progress you’ll want stronger parts as steel is a bit more rigid than chromoly and is prone to bending and cracking.
If it’s your first bmx then yes I’d say 350 is a good deal for this, considering I got the 2021 xl version for around 500 a couple years ago.
I’ll add, the sprocket is really flimsy, and the free coaster will need maintenance to work consistently. But sprockets aren’t too expensive if this one bends
I sent you a dm because I couldn’t figure out how to attach screenshots