Race Bmx Felt Expert 2009 For Sale "SOLD"

[spencer]

Felt Expert 2009 on sale due to my son now needing a Expert xl.

Only brought the race Bmx bike May 2009, good condition a few scratches and scuffs.


Felt Sector Expert Race Bike (2009) £180 ono.
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Frame: light weight 7000 series aluminum, expert sized 19.09" ttl,tapered tubing, rectangular chain stays, 1 1/8" ht, euro bb, forged 3d dropouts, weight limit 110lbs./50kg
Forks: 100% 4130 cr-mo, butted 1-1/8" threadless steer tube, 1-1/8" blades, weld-in nut, 5mm dropouts
Cranks: new lighter 3-piece aluminum, 165mm
Bottom Bracket: cartridge type - lighter alloy cup
Sprocket: alloy, 42t x 3/32"
Freewheel: acs maindrive 16t
Chain: kmc z610hx 1/2 x 3/32
Rear Brake: tektro mini v-type, forged aluminum, linear spring
Front Brake: tektro aluminum caliper (int'l only)
Levers: tektro mini alloy, with reach adjust
Bars: felt "roll bar", 605mm width, 145mm rise, hi-ten
Stem: new design front loading, cold forged alloy, threadless 1-1/8"
Headset: 1 1/8" threadless
Grips: fb grip 138mm length, 29mm diameter, 50mm flange, with new fb plastic bar ends
Hubs: felt alloy flip-flop 32h , 3/8" front & rear axle, loose ball
Rims: lightweight alex da22 doublewall sleeved aluminum 1-1/8", 32h
Tyres: felt "slip-not" 20 x1-1/8" front & rear, light version
Seat: new felt uni-type race saddle, 1-pc fb embossed cover, with alloy post
Seatpost: alloy, part of saddle
Seatclamp: felt single-bolt alloy race
Pedals: cage type alloy/alloy
Extras: 3-piece padset, number plate, chain tensioners
Colour: race red

[markjevs]

Is this still for sale?

[spencer]

Hi,

Yes, still for sale.

Spencer.

07968801365.

[brighty]

would this be a good starter bike as i do mountain bike 4x and want to get into bmx and im 5"7 AND 14

[brighty]

and can you send me some pics

[tymbian]

This would be to small for you.

Here is a site with some information on different size frames, cranks etc.http://www.roadrunnerbmx.org/13596.html?*session*id*key*=*session*id*val*

Bmx frames are measured different to that of mountain-, and road-bikes. On BMX frames the length is taken from the center of the head-tube to the center of the 'seat-tube' ( basically crossbar or top-tube length )

Also you might want to consider wether you would like to race with 20inch or 24inch wheels ( the 24" class is called cruiser ). Cruiser might be an easier transition for you as the wheel size is the same as most 4X bikes ( am I right ? ) My son is 14 now and started racing cruiser last year. The decision to race cruiser was based basically on the fact that the 14/ 15yr age group in 20inch is a lot larger and therefore competatively more daunting. I know he enjoys racing cruiser now more than if he would of started out on a 20" and coming nowhere in his motos but he also hasn't had a MTB racing background like yourself.

You can always message me or leave a post on the discussions board if you need further information.

How much are you looking to spend on a bike as there are so many options out there for every budget.

Welcome to the BMX community!!

Tim.

[brighty]

thanks for the help

[brighty]

do you know any websites that sell 20 inch bmx's and thanks for all the help its been really helpfull

[spencer]

Hi,

Try BMX Talk.

www.bmxtalk.com/

[conrad]

Mar 1, 2010 19:53:18 GMT brighty said:

do you know any websites that sell 20 inch bmx's and thanks for all the help its been really helpfull

Hi

You'll find just the sort of websites you need on the "Links" page on our club's website (this site is just the messageboard). Look under "Shops"...
www.mkbmx.com/links.html

All the BMX suppliers listed there are good and will help you with advice. Sorry if this is stating the obvious, but if you're new to this make sure you're looking at RACE bikes (these have aluminium frames with longer top tubes, lighter components, race tyres, rear brake only, and no stunt pegs or gyros).

See ya!