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2006 BMW Park Bike
Frames - Urban/Dirt Jump
[BMW Park Bik]
$750.00
$579.99
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Drawing on a heritage from Ibis, Fat City Cycles, and the American SteepleJack, the Brooklyn Machine Works Park Bike brings the small rear wheel concept into the next century. The frame is 100% 4130 chrome-moly and shares the same general construction techniques used in our BMX frames. It's really a big BMX bike more than a mountain bike.

    Park Bike (angles w 5? fork)
  • 4130 chromoly steel
  • 70 degree head angle, 71 degree seat angle
  • 22.125? top tube length
  • 15.25? ? 16? chainstay length
  • 13.5? BB height, 68mm BMX BB shell
  • 41.25? min wheelbase
  • 11? seat tube length
  • 4.25? head tube length (1.125? headset)
  • 29.8mm seat post size
  • Accepts 135mm hub with 10mm axle
  • INTL STD small rotor, positionable, CNC machined disc caliper mount
  • Replaceable CNC machined derailleur hanger with built in chain tensioner
  • 24? rear wheel only, 2.8? tire max.
  • 6.2 lb. Frame weight


Park Frames include a replaceable derailleur hanger with built in chain tensioner and a disc caliper mount that is positionable anywhere in the dropout slot. Frames are available with or without cantilever studs.

-THIS ITEM IS ONLY THE FRAME-

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