Volume Flatline BMX Bike
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Volume Flatline BMX Bike
Name: Matt Simmers
Location: Alexandria VA
Means of contact: PM or email simmersm at yahoo
Price: $200obo or trade for maybe civic wheels in 4x100 with decent tires. can be stock or aftermarket
Description: Volume Flatline frame, Odesey pro race forks, profile 36h with 3/8 axle, odesey cassette rear hub with hoffman rim 48h, profile 180mm 3 piece crank, s&m redneck stem, Volume bennett bars, s&m seat post with shadow seat, kink chain wheel, mosh pedals, can't remember the brake setup off hand but it does have a dirt harry lever. it is set up for trails or steet. street back tire dirt front. I have replaced the volume stickers with original S&M Bennett stickers. top tube is 20.75
I built the bike about 4 years ago and spared no expense.
I will get pics later tonight. Anybody reading this knows the parts on the bike and can see that it would cost over 1200 to build a bike like this.
Location: Alexandria VA
Means of contact: PM or email simmersm at yahoo
Price: $200obo or trade for maybe civic wheels in 4x100 with decent tires. can be stock or aftermarket
Description: Volume Flatline frame, Odesey pro race forks, profile 36h with 3/8 axle, odesey cassette rear hub with hoffman rim 48h, profile 180mm 3 piece crank, s&m redneck stem, Volume bennett bars, s&m seat post with shadow seat, kink chain wheel, mosh pedals, can't remember the brake setup off hand but it does have a dirt harry lever. it is set up for trails or steet. street back tire dirt front. I have replaced the volume stickers with original S&M Bennett stickers. top tube is 20.75
I built the bike about 4 years ago and spared no expense.
I will get pics later tonight. Anybody reading this knows the parts on the bike and can see that it would cost over 1200 to build a bike like this.
Last edited by simmersm; 05-31-2011 at 05:12 AM.
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Re: Volume Flatline BMX Bike
The availability of a truly inexpensive BMX bike for a nine year old would be to buy a "beater bike" at Wal-Mart. For the cost of the more expensive bikes you could get him a good bike to practice.