DIRT JUMPER OR BMX?

[@Frorideism]

BMX 100%, since it's a bit cheaper you can also afford the wheelchair you'll need after breaking your back on that 90 degree headtube angle

[@boathshownoodles]

this guy is like devin townsend for bikes and I love it

[@tillman5529]

Since it‘s getting dark earlier now, consider this as a tiny help to keep the lights on. I refrain from buying merch untill you and Angela follow Russ and Laura to Europe. ;)

[@MikeyTiger37]

As an aside - I went through a merch store order just there and it was only £4.01 shipping to the UK!

[@tillman5529]

@@MikeyTiger37 thanks. that doesn‘t sound too bad.

[@BillyBob-ie6zq]

what got me to switch back to a bmx was the amount a skateparks I rode. Smaller ramps felt really tight and fast on the DJ

[@parisrose8173]

I would have liked to of seen a "dangerously flying through the air" comparison. Keep up the good work.

[@BUILTLIGHTWOUNDTIGHT]

I have a couple of 29" bmx Bikes now that I am an old man. There is something very exciting about a 26" DJ Bike, so I had to buy one and see for myself what the magic is all about! Well I have gone off the deep end and want two more DJ Bikes!! Mainly wanting one for street rides and one for dirt rides, no matter how you stack it, you can't go wrong with a solid DJ Bike!!!

[@Spindatt]

having a dirt jumper in the fleet is the best thing ever!

[@ArtistDaynz90]

It's just a single speed, 26 inch, bottomed out top tube mountain bike lol. That's literally what they feel like riding them. They feel a little more fun than a normal mountain bike, but not compared to a BMX. You should try a 22 or 24 BMX as an "old man". Might like those even better.

[@BUILTLIGHTWOUNDTIGHT]

@@ArtistDaynz90 gave my Mosh 3 star cruiser to my daughter, and my son got the Haro cruiser + the Redline 720 xl. And it still has the Tang blade forks on it. Seriously love me some BMX bikes!

[@AntonyBailey77]

spot on! i'm right here, right now. and went with the dirt jumper (for now) as im a life long trail rider

[@mellissanash7517]

There's that green Polygon again. Nice!

[@stuartpotter4923]

Super informative.... now I want a BMX..... and maybe a DJ bike too.

[@MF80595]

Bring back the GTMX! This has always been on my mind since I want to ride a bmx but I'm too big and the dirt jumper isnt exactly what I'm looking for so I did a 90s mtb conversion inspired by the GTMX

[@glennpettersson9002]

Ooh, you should try a 24" trials bike to fill in the blank spots in the Bikez Scale 👍

[@Housecathst]

Don’t get down with comments. I came here in the early days for the fixed gear, drop bar and shop content. I’ve stayed for your personality.

[@13opacus]

Being a rider of a 26” bmx it’s bmx! Sure it’s heavy but you can take it to the skatepark & the pumptrack or just roll it out through the streets for some street. And they look cooler :) 👍

[@furleyforever]

Either one is great for training off trail. BMX is awesome for balance/core work while the DJ is to keep your jumping skills fresh.

[@OLI-vx1md]

Either are great for balance and core . Depends how you utilise them 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@furleyforever]

@@OLI-vx1md That's how I use mine. Never placed any limits on what you could do. It's all dependent on your skill level.

[@johnbaca8692]

Thanks for that!! I don't dirt jump or BMX, so I wondered how they fit into various types of riding beyond the obvious. When are you going to do a Norton T-shirt in a white/black?

[@Racing_Drifting_gaming369]

Aggressive hard tail is a good choice

[@Fortuna_716]

I have 2 bmxs, one easter traildigger and one kink gap xl, kink fits me better, I also have a giant toughroad slr gravel bike that is my main workhouse commuter. Giant makes really good bikes, I like that dirtjumper you have. Thinking of getting a giant hardtail for trails

[@Spindatt]

I had 2 BMX’s as well!

[@clstile]

I’ve ridden both .. and from my experience, I’ll give my OWN opinion .. if you’re over 35 and haven’t ridden in over a decade ( like in my case ) then go with the dirt jumper .. if you’re still in your 20’s or younger, BMX is a safe and cheaper bet for you!!! Like I said , just my opinion 🤙🏻 in my older years ( I’ll be 40 this year ) I need the extra suspension and bigger wheels .. more control, and I’m strictly riding dirt and trails .. I wouldn’t touch a skate park these days 😂

[@ArtistDaynz90]

34 right now, ride both bmx and moutain bikes, but dirt jumpers do nothing for me. I feel like they were meant to make mountain bikers feel like they are riding a MTB but can do BMX like things. But if you ride BMX, it's just gonna feel like a mountain bike. So I'd rather do BMX like riding on a BMX and when I want to feel the ride of a MTB, I'll just use that on that day. So when I get on a DJ, it just makes me want to get on a MTB or BMX and not use the DJ at all lol.

[@jakobmanton6889]

I am currently 0:56 into the video and just based on "the spectrum" I already feel like a bmx is the way to go

[@markday1714]

thanks, great peak into a world i don't live in

[@evancrabtree2771]

I just got a dirt jumper after riding a 26 inch bmx for a while and before that 20 inches, honestly I feel like the dirt jumper is harder for 180s and things like that, I don't have any pump tracks or trails around here really, thinking about getting a 22inch bmx for tricks and the dirt jumper for jumps, but I want to learn the tricks on the dirt jumper so when I go to bmx it's a lot easier

[@SnootchieBootchies27]

Best thing about a bmx is you're already close to the ground when you decide to crash. Best thing about a DJ is having big wheels that roll over skateboards and scooters.

[@FonzoCapone]

Is the dirt jumper good for commuting or is a big bmx cruiser better?

[@just_quinn00]

Neither

[@medievalman3737]

What about a 24-26 inch bmx

[@Trigments]

Is it worth getting a dirt jumper when I have a bmx already

[@boxxjumper82]

Both !!

[@Spindatt]

agreed

[@davidmoore8712]

I mean the answer is Yes. Always N+1. Although I might have to semi retire from BMX after knee replacement surgery.

[@DRMXreal]

Personly i choose both!

[@EriebyCycle]

Cool.

[@richardschreivogl7492]

I’m 6’1’’ 270lbs not fat. I want to get a bmx any suggestions I’m 44 yrs old

[@ashyslashy7350]

A great starting size would be 21.25 TT(top tube) length and a top load stem with bars of 9.25 or a bit higher. A trails oriented complete would be the closest to that out of the box. If you like it and feel like you I need a bit more length or height you can look for a longer reach stem for a bit more length and taller bars for the height. You'll be surprised how much a 1/4 in(6mm) can change the way it feels. Just my 2 cents.

[@cecilhunnicutt7053]

So I watched a video you put out two years ago the day you picked up a new Sunday discovery and this video is not even however old and you already have a different frame? What’s up with that? Btw I love the wtp, it’s what I ride, not a frame that nice, yet. Cheers

[@dgw6448]

your Giant's head tube angle steepens @ sag. So its closer to the bmx while you'e actually on it.

[@livefreeandshred9818]

My normal bikes are 29" (trail and enduro) I sold my dirt jumper and built a bmx to ride.....the 20" wheel terrifies me and I never ride it. I think I need to ditch it and build another DJ. Although I grew up on bmx, now at 34 yrs old, it scares me 🤷‍♂️

[@crxxpslvyr7887]

If you have the budget, you should get a 24" bmx

[@x88868]

​@@crxxpslvyr7887I think the 22" BMX would be more ideal for the taller rider. The 24" feels more like a cruiser bike.

[@WilliamBeaver-tb9nt]

You can still jump with a BMX bike. It's not going to hurt it. I jumped almost everything with mine when I was a kid.

[@AaronHendu]

I mean...two completely different style bikes. One cannot replace the other.

[@eddiebrockone7144]

Everyone heres a cop out to the term bmx , everyone WILL crash on bmx bike its part of learning tricks, its how you heal your injuries that is most important. Mtb is for the scared

[@mr_vvs]

fr

[@Arandomwbmxguy]

Why not both 😈

[@beefcakees]

Dirt jumper! Its more versatile

[@ArtistDaynz90]

A BMX is always more fun than a dirt jumper. Dirt jumper might be a little more comfortable and "safer" feeling, but who cares about that lol.

[@McMoto42]

Again with the e-bike teaser.

[@JamalInshallah]

PEOPLE WHO REALLY KNOW BIKE GEOMETRY KNOW DIRT JUMPERS RIDE MORE LIKE A BMX THAN A MTB.

[@chrisbrandt2793]

I mean ya have one you’ll end up with the other.

[@Autoshyne79]

So get one each lol

[@EdFormer]

Bike riding has so many dimensions that a single spectrum is just a silly representation. By far, the most popular form of BMX at the moment is jibby tech street riding, which is completely neglected by your representation. And people are doing that stuff on dirt jumpers too.

[@ianmunro809]

Dirt jumpers are the Rollerblade of the bmx world. Copycat shit on what looks like a little girl's mountain bike. Bmx 100%

[@Spindatt]

I really like my dirt jumper. I like my bmx too

[@ghostpig8012]

@ianmunro809 has a small wang

[@jeremybaker5444]

BMX. If you simply look where the seat and bars are they're damn near in the same place, BMX is far more agile

[@Spindatt]

Yeah you can totally get them setup super similar!

[@DangerAmbrose]

High risk low reward bikes are for kids.

[@Walking_Death]

growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional.

[@x88868]

What are you crying about?

[@mr_vvs]

nah its for people who know how to push themselves and become better. How are you a man and scared of geometry lmao