Welds are thick and free of
Stolen Casino BMX 2011 Review
The Stolen Casino BMX 2011 remains a sought-after street and park frame thanks to its chromoly construction and responsive geometry. Although production ended years ago, well-maintained units still appear on resale markets.
Frame Geometry
13.9″ chainstays, the Casino offered quick handling
With a 75° head angle and 13.9″ chainstays, the Casino offered quick handling suited to ledges and manuals. The top-tube lengths ranged from 20.5″ to 21″, catering to riders between 5’6″ and 6’0″.
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cranks, a mid BB, and a sealed
Stock parts included Stolen’s 48-spline chromoly cranks, a mid BB, and a sealed rear hub with 9-tooth driver. The frame accepted 2.4″ tires without modification.
Durability Notes
common stress cracks found in cheaper 4130
Welds are thick and free of common stress cracks found in cheaper 4130 frames. Riders report surviving stair sets up to 15 stairs when landing clean.
Buying Advice
marks on the seat tube. Original stickers
Check for bent dropouts and pull marks on the seat tube. Original stickers and a serial under the bottom bracket add collector value.