Dynacraft Tony Hawk 20" Jargon Freestyle BMX Bike
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About Dynacraft Tony Hawk 20" Jargon Freestyle BMX Bike
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
63% praised the braking system, but 37% had issues
The best thing about this model is the single rear brake, which can be controlled by both hand and foot, helping kids get used to using both types of brakes.
The bike's braking system is difficult to use, especially for a 9-year-old boy. Brakes are hard to apply and don't stop quickly.
The brakes have failed after less than average use.
68% were impressed with the durability, but 32% weren't
While my son was riding it, the pedal became completely stripped and broke off, causing an injury. This indicates that the bike is not durable enough and can be harmful to the user.
69% appreciated the easy assembly
Assembling the bike may be too complicated for a 10-year-old, but an adult with basic experience can do it easily.
I found the assembly process easy with minimal need to reference the instructions, possibly due to my mechanical skills.
65% liked the safety features, but 35% thought it lacked
I did not notice any issues with bent wheels or forks on the bike and it came with front fork protection.
I have noticed safety issues with the bike, including loose forks, ineffective brakes, and a falling crank.
66% found it lightweight and easy to balance, but 34% didn't
My bike weighs about 3 times as much as my road bike, which is around 35 pounds.
