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This is it – the perfect BMX bike – simple and tough, this bike can handle it all. From riding in the neighborhood, to riding in the dirt, the Viper is what Diamondback BMX is all about: awesome bikes!
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Diamondback Viper Features
Diamondback Viper Features:
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What do people say
My favorite part about this bike is that it is really light and easy to handle. Its really good bike for anyone that wants to race BMX or go freestyle, its also a great bike for just riding around. Its just not that comfortable for going on long bike rides.Read a full review.
I thought this bike was made for Freestyle BMX but it is a racing bike!(oops) It is considerably lighter than other bikes though, but it wasn’t really made for street or vert. It rides better on dirt with the tires and all. Read a full review.
The seat sits slightly higher than most bikes this size, which caused a few “difficult” stopping incidences and the handle bars do move, tilt forward and back, more than we would like. The Brakes are an absolute nightmare to get adjusted once the bike is put together and even though we know what we are doing, we still had to take it to a bike shop to make sure they were properly aligned and adjusted after spending a LONG time fixing them each time after a couple of bike rides.Read a full review.
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