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It's fast durable, and the shocks the bike has really puts a big help on your wrist on root trails.
The manuverability is great and the breaks stop.. just like that!
It looks very nice and is very sturdy.
As i ride the bike in a mountain bike trail people passing by just said ooooooooo,cool,nice,awesome,and so on and so forth
Although, it is hard to clean the nooks and cranys of the bike overall it does great.
I reccomend this bike for the adventurest and daring to do anything on the trail.





List price: $69.99 (that's 50% off!)




List price: $19.99 (that's 50% off!)
Used price: $10.49
Buy one from zShops for: $44.99

WOW!
List price: $39.99 (that's 25% off!)

Wow this thing Rocks!!!Now lets talk about the BAD things about this ramp. First of all the grips slip and break VERY easily so you end up having to put screwdrivers or some medal pole to keep it from slipping. It gets scratches on it very easily too.
But the ramp is still very fun what product dosent have a few misshaps.
I urge you to buy this ramp its a very good ramp one of the best I've seen.

List price: $39.99 (that's 85% off!)
Used price: $2.99
Buy one from zShops for: $5.89
Instead of using a skateboard to race against the clock and perform dangerous midair stunts for points and prestige, this game is all about daredevil BMX bike riding, so that players can aim to pull off a "Superman," "Icepick," "Tailwhip," or "Toothpick." In total, there are over a dozen unique environments, such as Camp Woodward's backbreaking "Lot 8" or the San Jose Ramp Club, to name two.
First, players must select their rider of choice, be it repeated World Champion biker Dave Mirra, 1999 Dirt Circuit Champion Ryan Nyquist, or eight other stars of the sport. Each of the riders enjoys his own signature moves, plus even more riders can be unlocked over time. However, there is no create-a-player feature, as there is with a few other games of this kind.
Fortunately, controlling the rider is a cinch to learn for younger or novice gamers, and there's enough substance here to keep players pedaling long after the goals are met. In fact, along with the "Free Ride" mode, the timed "Session" mode, and the challenging, career-based "Proquest" mode, there are 10 different two-player games, including our favorite, dubbed "B-M-X", in which the second player has to mimic the first rider's moves (remember basketball's H-O-R-S-E variant?).
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX's visuals are only satisfactory, with nothing really to kick heels about. The 3-D engine brings a few annoying screen "pop-ups" (objects and backgrounds awkwardly disappear on occasion, as riders move in relation to the "camera") and "clipping" problems (in which the rider gets stuck mysteriously) that probably could've been ironed out with a few more weeks in development. And, while the midair stunts and crashes look painfully real, the game also seems to lack a convincing sensation of speed.
But, even with its shortcomings, Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX is a rad BMX arcade sim that proves that the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series, while still the king, is not the only game in town. --Todd Mowatt
Pros:
- Controls are easy to learn
- Great two-player games
- Annoying "pop-up" and "clipping" problems
- No create-a-player feature

j-nf
Sweet Game
I'm hopelessly addicted