>>2047673if you are getting a bike so you can do freestyle tricks on it, or I guess take it to the bmx track (does anyone even do that anymore? its all DJ bikes now, right?) then absolutely get that type of bike. but I can't vouch for the robustness of a no-name bike taking that kind of abuse. so, no, don't get this particular bike.
>5'6”for riding to get places, or going on pleasure rides, it doesn't matter that you're a manlet, that bike is still insanely small.
get literally anything else, but if you're riding around your city or town, we recommend a road bike, but a rigid 90s mtb or like a hybrid is ok but put on slick tires.
if you live rural or there's lots of dirt and gravel roads around you, you could get a gravel bike, or rigid mtb or hybrid with semi slicks or small knobbies.
for full on challenging off-road, you'll want a modern style mtb with at least front suspension and gnarly tires.
you're right about needing a bike that fits you, it's super important, because you need proper leg extension. pic related. this is way more important than the brand.
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