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Posted: Mar 10, 2013 at 12:28 Quote
Do someone know if the Ns bikes suburban park 2013 are comfort for street? or just for park?

Posted: Mar 12, 2013 at 14:13 Quote
I don't understand your question. "Comfortable"? Like, you want to ride bmx-style street? Or you want to ride miles across the city?



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SUBURBAN PARK
- material: custom butted 4130 cromoly
- recommended fork travel: Dirt: 80-140mm, Park: 60-120mm
- top tube (physical c-c): Dirt: 573mm / 22.5”, Park: 554 mm / 21.8”
- chain stays: Dirt: 381mm / 15” slammed, Park: 374 mm / 14.7” slammed
- frame size: Dirt: 307mm / 12.1”, Park: 301mm / 11.8”
- headset: integrated headset Campy spec (45x45°, OD41.8mm),
- head tube stack: 115mm / 4.5”
- bb: euro bb 68mm
- biggest chainring: up to ~32t
- mtb hub spacing (O.L.D 135 x 10mm)
- disk brake mount IS (International Standard), rotor size up to 185mm max
- max tyre size: Dirt: 26”x2.4”, Park: 26”x2.3” or 24”x2.4”
- 27.2mm seat post / integrated seat clamp
- weight: Dirt: ~2.49kg. Park: ~2.46kg
- colours: black (with lime decals), jungle, chrome, raw-orange

Posted: Mar 13, 2013 at 2:14 Quote
I want to ride street, but I asked if it will be comfortable, for example: you trying to ride street with blkmrkt riot or dartmoor two 4 player it very hard.
So I asked if it will be hard with park geometry or it is the same.

Posted: Mar 13, 2013 at 9:07 Quote
Poma990 wrote:
I want to ride street, but I asked if it will be comfortable, for example: you trying to ride street with blkmrkt riot or dartmoor two 4 player it very hard.
So I asked if it will be hard with park geometry or it is the same.

The "park" version appears to have a shorter top tube and a slightly shorter back end (chainstay). Therefore I would say that it will pull up slightly quicker and spin 180's and 360's a little easier.

Usually the things people like for street and park are the same thing.

I personally would rather ride the dirt version for everything (dirt street and park), because I am 6'1" and I don't want a bike that is too short in the front.

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