Kink Curb 2012
Kink Curb 2012
The Kink Curb 2012
The 20-inch brakes are When compared with bikes of similar specifications, the Kink Curb emerges as a very inexpensive option, even though it has to be said that some of the components (specifically the bar and the grips) are far from top-quality and might need replacement earlier than expected.
Kink Bikes are ridden and fully endorsed by riders in the X-Games, Dew Tours and countless videos and magazines all over the world.
Kink Curb 2012: pros and cons
- sturdy frame;
- seriously cool looks;
- very good value for money;
- excellent all-rounder;
- top-quality brakes.
- a bike like this deserves better quality handlebars;
- grips will probably need changing soon.
Kink Curb 2012: technical specifications
- Kink 20.”TT Hi-ten Frame
- Regular Headtube / US BB
- 74.5° Headtube / 13.75″ Chainstay
- Kink Volte Hi-ten 10mm Tapered Forks
- Kink Midtown Hi-ten Bars (7.75″ rise)
- Kink Helix Grips
- Mission Junction Frontload Stem
- 1 1/8″ Threadless Headset
- Mission 3PC 8 Spline 170mm Chromoly Crankset
- US looseball BB
- Kink Decimal 25T Sprocket
- Alloy platform Pedals
- KMC Z410 Chain
- MIssion Single Wall Front Rim
- Mission 36H looseball 10mm Front Hub
- MIssion Single Wall Rear Rim
- Mission Function 36H looseball 14mm Cassette Rear Hub with looseball 9T driver
- 25/9 Gearing
- Wanda 2.125/2.125 tyres
- Kink Seat/Post Combo
- Mission slim Seatclamp
- Alloy U-Brake
- Alloy Lever
- 2 Steel Pegs
- Weight 25lbs 6oz
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is a sturdy, light and agile bmx racing ride, suitable over 8 years of age but also perfectly usable by not particularly tall adults. It is fun to ride on any surface and it is the perfect choice for teenagers fed up with riding around on a children’s bike. The Diamondback Viper is the kind of bycicle that, unlike many cheaper alternatives, if not abused will last for many years, due to its robust Hi-Ten steel frame and the simplicity of its construction, which makes assembling, repairs and modifications extremely easy.
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