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2015 WTP Atlas 24
#1 2020-08-06 12:07pm
2015 WTP Atlas 24
2015 WTP Atlas 24
new school street/park/trail cruiser
Until May 2020, I hadn’t touched a BMX since I sold my Sabbath after a monster slam in ‘95 ended 15 years of daily BMX action. My 2nd grader finally learned to ride in the Spring thanks to C19 traffic reduction (we live downtown in a large city) and was goading me to show him tricks. My 25 yr old Salsa cross racer was not cutting it! I found this dad machine in OE spec and barely used on my local CL for 1/3 of what a retro SE cruiser goes for and grabbed it. I’m really impressed! New school bikes are really, really good. It’s light but burly (unlike my Sabbath which was BURLY burly), handles great, and is well-designed for easy maintenance and durability. Now I’m itching to get a new school 20”
Of course, I can never leave well-enough alone...so far, I’ve replaced the following:Bar: S&M XLT 9”Post: S&M 300mm pivotalGrips: S&M HoderCW: S&M Tuf Man 26tBrake pads: Porkchop Skyway repopsPedals: Speedplay Drilliums
Not a fan of the stock tires for my needs, but street 24” options are slim. Odyssey Path Pros?
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#2 2020-08-07 1:39am
- Staats
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Re: 2015 WTP Atlas 24
Bloody Nice.
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#3 2020-08-07 5:35pm
- JonnyCruzR
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Re: 2015 WTP Atlas 24
Great build.
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#5 2020-08-17 8:26am
- soupdude45
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Re: 2015 WTP Atlas 24
Path pros are a great tire- super smooth and not too wide
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