Features
TONY HAWK Dynacraft Aftermath Black features is:
- Cool Tony Hawk design with matte finish
- Durable steel frame
- Threadless stem
- Rear Promaxx “U” style brake and lever
- Adjustable seat post, alloy rims and alloy kickstand
Reviews
Below are some critical reviews about TONY HAWK Dynacraft Aftermath BlackI don't know why a bike would ever be sold with only a caliper hand brake on the rear wheel. That is not enough braking power to stop the bike fast. And the wheel rims don't run true so the brake doesn't work smoothly. I wish it had stated that it did not have a coaster brake so I could have bought something else. Other than that, it is not a bad bike.
Ok so I bought it as a bike to do wheelies on but mostly to upgrade the parts to make it better and more personalized in my liking but when I bought it the rims were all off set meaning they need trued witch is fairly expensive , 25$(meaning like 55$ in total for both)to true a wheel and the rims were not a little offset they were really offset I didint mind but it did interfere with the break pads a little, the bike is light weight and good pretty durable, but it’s not the best for a lot and I know it’s a 200$ bike probably not promising for tricks and stuff but they could’ve shipped the wheels better, the crank lasted a little long till they gave out so I fixed it as I do build bikes and repair and upgrade it so it wasn’t hard to fix everything was ok but I don’t recommend for a everyday use for stunts and wheelies, I recommend this quality for cruising and regular bike rides, the brake pads will wear out till maybe 5 months on a everyday use but overall it’s a decent bike to start things off with (small riders looking to do tricks)
Came together very easy. Packed well. Nice bike.
Below are some positive reviews about TONY HAWK Dynacraft Aftermath Black
Our son was in desperate need of a bike replacement before school started. His previous bike was a mountain bike with those cursed handlebar dial gears. Gaaahh! You know, the ones that take the strength of two adults to shift, but even in first gear the bike is too hard for the kid to ride uphill 🥳 Good times. By 5th grade he was smart enough to refuse to go back to school in 108 degree weather on such a contraption, but it was appearing the solution was a $400 mountain bike that will be too small for this kid in a couple years. Ouch. But luckily, the bmx one speed bike still exists and this is really a great one for the price. We’ve messed with the brakes a little and I’ve re tightened the kickstand a couple times, which are really the only things I can knock it for. But most bikes aren’t even including a kickstand anymore so, hey! No complaints on the hills. The one gear it’s set to is comfortable for my son’s ride to school.
Great bike for a kid. Very heavy though
The bike was super easy to assemble for one person, in under ten minutes. Although, the bike is heavy and cumbersome to ride - for an adult. The easiest way to describe the ride is clunky and there is not enough tire to make it comfortable. I wish I would have paid a bit more to get an upgraded bicycle. See the photos, I took off all of the TH stickers because I am not 10 years old. This will be my son's bicycle, by default.
