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How to Set Up Your Bike for Flatland Freestyle

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Summary: Flatland freestyle bikes are similar to a dirt jumping bike, with a squared frame, a gyro, bars that spin 360 degrees, and pegs on both sides of the bike. Set up a flatland freestyle bike with a demonstration from an experienced cyclist and bike repair specialist in this free video on bicycles.

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By John Murray
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John Murray is a bicycle sales and repair technician at FJ Rogers in Florence, Mass. Murray has been working at FJ Rogers for several years, and is an expert on road, mountain, BMX and...read more

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"So now I'm going to talk about how to set your bike up for flat land riding. Basically it is the same sort of thing as a dirt jumping bike. You are looking at a 20 inch BMX style bicycle but once again the geometry on this frame is completely different. They have a really short top tube and really square geometry. They also come with a gyro which allows you to spin the bars 360 degrees and not get the cables tangled up and the brakes will still work perfectly. They also come with pegs on both sides of the bike in the front and in the rear so that you can put your feet on them and basically perform different tricks. I can't ride a standard 20 inch standard BMX bike like this one, dirt jumping bike, so I would have to go with something a lot bigger like something like this here which is the same sort of thing. It is a dirt jumping BMX bike except it comes with a lot bigger wheels on it, much bigger frame but as you can see it is still set up the same way. Everything is just a lot bigger. So make sure when you are going to look for this stuff that you get fitted properly and you talk to somebody who knows the sport."

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