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For Shizzle My Nizzle, check out the 2-Hip Bikes Bizzle. Yes I know that was corny, but the Bizzle is not. This is one step up from the entry level Forcedown, retailing for $359.

The Bizzle features a chromolly main frame, which means the front triangle is made form 4130 chromolly. Actually we would like to see a full chro-mo frame on a bike in this price range, and a a chromolly manin frame on the Forcedown. But 2Hip is not a mass producer of bikes and has to make some sacrifices somewhere to compete with the big boys price wise.

The chromolly main frame is really not that big of a deal, and 2Hip does come through with a strong line-up of good quality parts. This frame features and integrated headseat which is a nice feature. 3-piece chromolly cranks, chromolly spindle, 2-Hip wack bars, a SST Oryg, Wellgo pedals and Velo seat round out some of components. In addition to the integrated headseat, and chromolly main frame, the 2-Hip Bizzle also features a sealed cassette hub in the rear with a 14mm axle and 33-12 gearing. It is also about a pound and a half lighter that the Forcedown, a pretty big difference.

The Bizzle is a Pretty good value, and offers a unique and very cool choice to some of the more main stream BMX bikes.