recommend for BMX racing? Class or Cruiser for Adult rider.
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You can use these pedals for all those applications. I would surprised to see them on a cruiser, but if you want to clip in there is no problem with it. One problem that may come up when putting them onto a cruiser is if the bike uses a single-piece crank, the thread diameters may not be correct. But 95% of all bikes use the same thread diameter.
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It might be better to use one of shimanos models with a platform/sdp combo... If you don't get a good engagement on these there isn't much to pedal with.
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I think the answers by others are good, but I say no. Go to a good sporting goods like Dick's or [my favorite] Academy Sports and try out theirs. I like my bike but if I was starting all over I think I might go for an eliptical machine.
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I would go with 3 or 4 times heavier. There is a notable weight difference between regular and not. Though unlike the previous answer I have not had any issues with resistance the ride is the same as was before. However I have a beach cruizer and it it might just be the bike type.
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Truly depends on the type f riding your going to be doing. Check Google to see what fit your needs better
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Other than a downhill mtb full face helmet or a motocross helmet I'd say these are the next best thing but I've never hit my head riding a bicycle to be honest. I feel safe in this though for XC mtb. I've had concussions racing motocross
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That's a tough question. I'm 170 and can ride it, but it's on the smaller side because it was designed for a kid so I'd say you're probably better off looking for an adult board.
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I agree with previous answers. There are city type cruiser bikes that are more comfortable and stable, especially if you're going to be carrying camera gear.
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Hi Beverly! I'm with Blackfire: we should have a mini model coming out this year that might work for you! If you're really interested in seeing a specific bike model, please write to their sales president Larry Hibbard: (larry.hibbard AT blackfire-usa.com). Blackfire is deeply interested in hearing from customers about their specific needs.Cheers,~Sean
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I like my 31" cruiser long board better. It's easier to ride no hang ups on anything
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Well I have the Deluxe Cruiser version for my Harley Sportster Custom. I think it works great! I definitely recommend the Deluxe version, but that's mostly because I haven't seen the extreme version. If you live in an area that has really erratic weather, you should probably go with that. I'm happy with my Deluxe though, good luck and safe riding!
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You're welcome. I would highly recommend going to a bike shop (one with great customer service) and get them to fit you. Also if you are really serious about biking go ahead and invest in a good bike..you can tell the difference in a $150 versus a $500 bike and up. Borrow someone's if you can, who has a good bike to see what you might want. I love my bike..I have a specialized dolce and it'll last me a long time. Good luck!
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Depending on the size of the bike, I used this for spinning class it was on a bike seat for adults.
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pros: very portable, light weight, easy to learn, smooth ridingcons: the hollow plastic body makes it a loud ride, the wheels are smaller than those on a penny so you'll have to work moreHonestly, if you have the money for the penny/mini cruiser, I'd get a cruiser.
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I think this will work fine for you. My wife has the same measurement and she can ride it fine. I love the bike . You cannot beat it for the price. i did take it to the bike shop for a tuning after I bought it. No problems. Very comfortable.I am 5'9" w/ 29" inseam. I have plenty of room.
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Bicycle........ go with slime. Cheaper. Motorcycle go with ride on. Sealant and balance in one.
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Without knowing the size of cruiser I would have to guess. Make some measurements but I think it would fit most any adult size bike with a reasonable clearance between back tire and seat bottom.
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If you're asking if its comfortable for an adult rider, yes for an average sized person. If you mean comfortable for the operator, you may need to sit a bit further forward. Its a good thing to have even if its just for storing gear.