Welcome to the big wheels club. There is a ton of crossover at our spot in Santa Cruz. MTBers riding little bikes and BMXers riding big bikes both. How 'bout that Nyquist?
I'd suggest you grab yourself a 50mm length stem and some bars with a decent amount of rise. This will make the transition back and forth between the BMX and MTB a little easier. I run these but cut down to ~750mm width: http://www.jensonusa.com/Spank-Spike-800-Race-50mm-Rise-Handlebar?cs=Wh…
Seat wise, SDG's Apollo and Patriot have been go-to items in the dirt jump/slopestyle scene for years. They're durable, easy to grab, and not overly long like many MTB seats.
http://www.vitalmtb.com/product/category/Handlebars,38
http://www.vitalmtb.com/product/category/Stems,39
www.plussizebmx.com is a rad site and so is www.the-rise.com for really good video content.
have fun with it
I'd suggest you grab yourself a 50mm length stem and some bars with a decent amount of rise. This will make the transition back and forth between the BMX and MTB a little easier. I run these but cut down to ~750mm width: http://www.jensonusa.com/Spank-Spike-800-Race-50mm-Rise-Handlebar?cs=Wh…
Seat wise, SDG's Apollo and Patriot have been go-to items in the dirt jump/slopestyle scene for years. They're durable, easy to grab, and not overly long like many MTB seats.
http://www.jensonusa.com/SDG-Apollo-RL-Cro-Mo-Saddle?cs=Black%20w/%20Gr…
http://www.jensonusa.com/SDG-Apollo-RL-Cro-Mo-Saddle-1?cs=Black%20Kevla…
http://www.jensonusa.com/SDG-Patriot-RL-Cro-Mo-Saddle?cs=Black/%20Gray
http://www.jensonusa.com/SDG-Patriot-RL-Cro-Mo-Saddle-2015?cs=Black/Pur…
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