Specifications

The BMX frame, the BMX fork and the BMX handlebar of the entry-level BMX bikes are mostly made of 1020 HiTen steel, which is cheaper to produce, less hard and heavier than a high quality BMX. In the professional range, the material is usual 4130 CrMo alloy. The wheels are mostly made of aluminum rims without hollow chambers and hubs, which are equipped with simple unsealed "loose ball" bearings (cone bearings), often abbreviated as "LB". The head tube is mostly equipped with a loose ball A-head headset (external bearings and cone bearings) and also the bottom bracket often consists of a "loose ball" bearing (conical bearing) in US size. Other parts such as the stem and the U-Brake are made of forged aluminum, which is less expensive than CNC machined aluminum. All these listed factors and the renouncement of high quality parts contribute to a low total price. The geometry, but also the overall look is BMX specifically based on BMX nikes of higher quality classes. An entry-level BMX bike is ideal for beginners in BMX sports, developing a feel for the BMX bike and practicing the first basic tricks.

Toptube

The BMX bikes from the BMX Street, Park, Dirt disciples are often offered in different top tube lengths. Depending on how big you are, the length of the top tube has a significant impact on the overall riding, as well as the control of tricks. In order to find a BMX bike that is suitable and easy to control for you, we recommend the following top tube lengths for the respective body sizes:

Brakes

Unless a BMX bike is explicitly described as "brakeless" or "without brakes", both front and rear brakes are always included, regardless of whether they are mounted on the product image or not. Be aware that in these days, more and more kids start to ride brakeless for reasons such as lighter weight, the visual perception or a better feeling doing tricks, e.g. barspins.

Shipping & Assenbly

You can pick up your BMX bike in one of our BMX shops or have it delivered conveniently. In the last case, you have to mount the handlebar, pedals, front wheel, saddle and possibly enclosed pegs by yourself. Also, you should check the correct fit of all screws and parts. For this we have created the following video: