Thanks for this video... this was great in so many ways. My son is going to be 9yo and almost 58" and 26-27ish" inseam. He has been riding a 20" until this spring when we noticed how small that bike is looking. He sprouted like a weed this winter. On paper, he is right at the line between a 24" / 26" bike. But, seeing your son on that 24" make it a no brainer, right? He will have way more fun on a 24" even if it is only for another season or 2. I have an old 26" GT Ruckus that I use for mountain/jumpin/thrashing and it is huge next to him. But, seeing your son throw that 20" around like a bmx'r is pretty cool too... makes me wanna keep it around for him to play at the park.
Yes I always tell parents you want to get the bike kids will grow out of next not the one they can grow into. They will end up being much better riders on a bike they can move around
Awesome vid bud. I’m in the middle of finding a bike for my boy. He definitely best suited for a 20” but not many choices around for that size where I am. (Looking for pre loved bike) I was considering buying a 24” and just slapping on 20” wheels. Would that have very poor geometry? I could also put slightly shorter cranks. Your input would be great!! Thanks bud!
Funny. I went from a 20 inch kids mtb to a 24 mtb (neither one dirt jumpers. At the height of 5" 1". Now I'm 5" 3" and on a 26. So much better. It's funny that Jake at 4" 8" uses a 24 inch DJ. The same size I had 8 months ago.
Was. I was into other sports at the time. So I wasnt riding my bike as often. I went on a few rides one that bike. A month later I had a 24" inch giant that I rode like heck. Know it my dirt jumper and my main bike is a 2001 kona nunu 26"
But mountain biking is the best thing that has ever happened too me, I really want to get more people on bikes, especially during these times because there is nothing else to do for people that aren't that active. I think mtb is the best way too workout, because you have a lot of fun with it, and it teaches you so much about you and the world around you.
I figure I better skip both and buy a Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX. My thought process is yes I almost died on a 750 but, it was the trucks fault not my own so I should be a big enough boi for a liter bike.
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Thanks for this video... this was great in so many ways. My son is going to be 9yo and almost 58" and 26-27ish" inseam. He has been riding a 20" until this spring when we noticed how small that bike is looking. He sprouted like a weed this winter. On paper, he is right at the line between a 24" / 26" bike. But, seeing your son on that 24" make it a no brainer, right? He will have way more fun on a 24" even if it is only for another season or 2. I have an old 26" GT Ruckus that I use for mountain/jumpin/thrashing and it is huge next to him. But, seeing your son throw that 20" around like a bmx'r is pretty cool too... makes me wanna keep it around for him to play at the park.
Yes I always tell parents you want to get the bike kids will grow out of next not the one they can grow into. They will end up being much better riders on a bike they can move around
Crank Brothers rock. Great vid guys 🤙🤙🤙🤙
they are great pedals
Thanks for the advice my daughter is pretty tall though. I'll have to check and see how tall she is.
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Thank you I’m going to get one soon
nice!
@@BackyardShredder yeah thank you so much I love your channel
Awesome vid bud. I’m in the middle of finding a bike for my boy. He definitely best suited for a 20” but not many choices around for that size where I am. (Looking for pre loved bike)
I was considering buying a 24” and just slapping on 20” wheels. Would that have very poor geometry? I could also put slightly shorter cranks. Your input would be great!!
Thanks bud!
😁😁 thank you hope you find a bike
Yeeew looks sick!🤘
thank you
Funny. I went from a 20 inch kids mtb to a 24 mtb (neither one dirt jumpers. At the height of 5" 1". Now I'm 5" 3" and on a 26. So much better. It's funny that Jake at 4" 8" uses a 24 inch DJ. The same size I had 8 months ago.
you were on a 20" mountain bike at 5'1"?
Was. I was into other sports at the time. So I wasnt riding my bike as often. I went on a few rides one that bike. A month later I had a 24" inch giant that I rode like heck. Know it my dirt jumper and my main bike is a 2001 kona nunu 26"
But mountain biking is the best thing that has ever happened too me, I really want to get more people on bikes, especially during these times because there is nothing else to do for people that aren't that active. I think mtb is the best way too workout, because you have a lot of fun with it, and it teaches you so much about you and the world around you.
By the way. I'm @abel_mtbnorcal08 on insta. You have liked some of my posts and comments.🤘 keep shredding
This was perfect I'm 4'9
24” bike is probably perfect for you
How did you earn all the money to buy one of these?
Jake saves all his money, but he bought and sold a few bikes to be able to afford this one.
I figure I better skip both and buy a Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX. My thought process is yes I almost died on a 750 but, it was the trucks fault not my own so I should be a big enough boi for a liter bike.
makes sense
I’m 4’7 what should I choose
2;”
24”
What saddle do you have on the 20 inch?
chromag
Is that 20" on sale?
I think they are full price on Spawns website
@@BackyardShredder I mean if you are selling the 20" they are out of stock until June my kiddo is 5yr old wants to jump...
Where can I get one or did u build it
Bought the big one built the little one
Wtb used 20" hmu
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Im 56 foot tall and im 13 year old 24 inch is better to me now i know
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Dirt jumper on a downhill course 😂😂
That would be crazy dude
sounds like this needs to happen
R.I.P hands