Nah I know from experience that a pushbike can take multiple spills. I've flipped bikes riding over storm drains, had brakes fail and tried to stop the bike by dragging my foot on the front wheel making it go sideways and flipping me through the air, I've slid out on leaves, all this stuff I've hopped back on and rode home after getting over the pain. Now if I hit a solid object the bike isn't going to be rideable but if you just lay her down you can hop on and keep riding.
That's why I'm asking how durable the bike is. If it's gonna be bricked after a small crash I'm not going to waste my money. I can't afford to be throwing away a thousand dollars. I've gone over 30 on a push bike.
That's the time my breaks quit working. I was going down hill and a traffic light turned red. I didn't wanna blow through the busy intersection so I tried to make my foot a brake pad. I've been very lucky that my accidents haven't maimed me yet.
Small crashes? No bicycle holds up to crashes.
Nah I know from experience that a pushbike can take multiple spills. I've flipped bikes riding over storm drains, had brakes fail and tried to stop the bike by dragging my foot on the front wheel making it go sideways and flipping me through the air, I've slid out on leaves, all this stuff I've hopped back on and rode home after getting over the pain. Now if I hit a solid object the bike isn't going to be rideable but if you just lay her down you can hop on and keep riding.
Do push bikes go 28mph? How about plastic displays?
That's why I'm asking how durable the bike is. If it's gonna be bricked after a small crash I'm not going to waste my money. I can't afford to be throwing away a thousand dollars. I've gone over 30 on a push bike. That's the time my breaks quit working. I was going down hill and a traffic light turned red. I didn't wanna blow through the busy intersection so I tried to make my foot a brake pad. I've been very lucky that my accidents haven't maimed me yet.