Title Elite 24 has the 6061 Tectonic T1 biaxial hydroformed aluminum frame with internal cable routing, which keeps it protected from external elements. At 3.3lbs, the bike’s frame is lightweight, which allows you to carry it around comfortably. The bike has impressive components including Arisun XLR8 24″ x 1.95″/1.75″race tires and Radius alloy V-brake and brake levers. With a 25/9cassette setup and a smaller sprocket, the bike allows the rider to make short bursts of speed when required as well as higher ground clearance. The Mongoose® Axios BMX Bike is designed with an aluminum BMX frame that is ideal for both casual rides or bike parks.
If you are looking for an entry-level BMX ride that is pocket-friendly, the Mongoose Legion L40 Freestyle BMX bike is the ride for you. It offers high-end features and offers a quality level of riding experience. The bike has a reasonably light steel frame and fork with a total weight of 37lbs when fully assembled, providing the real sense of freestyle riding and stability. When buying a complete bike you should be looking to spend between $200 and $1000. The $200-$400 range of completes consist of the less expensive, lower-end bikes. While these bikes are cost effective, they use lower quality materials and components, meaning the bike will not last as long as some of the higher-end completes.
We’ll make sure it’s safe to ride and even get rid of the packaging. Its lightweight aluminum frame is pretty simple and attractive with horizontal dropout and replaceable hanger. The large motorcycle-like handlebars helps with maneuverability and control. The bike itself is super light, rides smoothly, and feels professional for a freestyle budget BMX bike. Not to mention its pretty straightforward and easy to assemble with just three main parts. Although we have found some parents kind of struggle in tuning the bike to a satisfactory level.
This is a good bike for children who have never used a bike before. It has smaller 18in wheels and also includes training wheels, allowing children to gain confidence in riding bikes. It is available in a 20-inch wheel version if the children are taller than average for that age group. A good BMX requires a tough frame to cope with the variable terrain bike riders have to ride over during practices and races. The frame of the Legion L10 is made from Hi-ten steel so that it is able to endure been taken off the road on some of the most challenging BMX courses. Each bike is specially designed for the rider to enjoy riding it and to improve their skills while doing so.
Assuming that the bike has arrived without damage the handlebar and the brakes can be difficult to set up to work properly. This bike is aimed to be the best for children between 5 and 7 to ride and it looks stylish. It looks like a smaller version of the adult Mongoose BMX instead of a kid’s bike. So it does not have childish designs or characters from kids’ TV shows or cartoons on it. The L10 is meant to be ridden by children between 4’4″ and 5’0″ in height, as they would be the best height and weight for it.
To all the parents that we consult for the bike seems to be pretty happy of their purchase. Why not after all its looks gorgeous, rides well, swift smoothly and has twin disc brakes; your kids gonna love it. Its large tires and U-brakes system provides extra stability and greater breaking power. The frame is build of high tensile steel and the drive-train is fast with micro 25/9 cassette setup.
The instructions are not clear and having an Allen key is useful. Once assembled the bike looks good and allows children to get used to riding bikes. It is good that the design makes it appear like a junior bike instead of too childish. This bike should only need to have the wheels and the pedals attached to the frame.