BMX Race Bikes

Start your racing career with a competitive Complete BMX Race Bike. No custom building required – just unpack, assemble, and race! We offer race-ready bikes from Mini to Pro XXXXL sizes. Crucial: Use our detailed Size Chart below to find the perfect bike for your height and age.

BMX Race Bikes FAQ

BMX Race Bikes Range

  • Manufacturer
  • Color
  • Size (BMX Race)
  • Model Year
  • Top Tube Length
  • Wheel Size

BMX Race Bikes FAQ

What is a BMX Race Bike and how does it differ from Freestyle?

A BMX Race Bike is a pure speed machine. Unlike freestyle bikes (which are built for tricks and durability), race bikes are optimized for acceleration, stiffness, and low weight. They feature lightweight aluminum frames, thin tires for low rolling resistance, and a geometry designed for sprinting and cornering stability on the track.

How is a Race Bike equipped?

Frame
Usually made of 6061 Aluminum for stiffness. The top tube length scales with the rider's size.
Wheels
Lightweight rims and fast-rolling tires. Sizes range from 18" (Micro) to 20" (Standard) and 24" (Cruiser).
Brakes
A powerful rear brake (V-Brake or Disc) is mandatory for track safety.
Gearing
A race-specific gear ratio (e.g., 44/16) designed for explosive starts.

Size Chart for BMX Race Bikes

Please note: This table serves as a general guideline. The ideal size can vary depending on personal preference and manufacturer.

Frame Size Wheel Size Rider Height (approx.) Age (approx.)
Micro 18" 18" 90-105cm 3-5
Micro 20" 20" 100-115cm 4-6
Mini 20" 115-125cm 5-7
Junior 20" 120-140cm 7-9
Expert 20" 135-150cm 9-11
Expert XL 20" 145-160cm 10-13
Pro 20" 155-170cm 12-15
Pro XL 20" 160-175cm 14+
Pro XXL 20" 170-180cm 16+
Pro XXXL 20" 175-190cm 16+
Pro XXXXL 20" 185cm and taller 16+
Cruiser Pro L 24" 155-170cm 12-15
Cruiser Pro XXL 24" 170-180cm 16+
Cruiser Pro XXXXL 24" 180cm and taller 16+

Which bike is right for beginners?

For beginners, a complete bike is the best choice. It comes with perfectly matched components (gear ratio, crank length, bar width) for the respective size class. We offer excellent entry-level models that are race-ready straight out of the box.

How do I assemble my new Race Bike?

Our bikes are shipped 85% pre-assembled. You usually need to:

  1. Install the front wheel.
  2. Mount the Handlebar to the stem.
  3. Install the Pedals (Caution: Left pedal has a left-hand thread!).
  4. Insert the seat post and saddle.
  5. Inflate the tires and check the brakes.

What do the specifications mean?

Specification Explanation Examples/Available
Top Tube (TT) Length of the frame. Decides the size class. 18.5" (Junior), 21" (Pro XL)
Wheel Size Diameter of the wheels. 20" (Standard), 24" (Cruiser)
Gear Ratio Relation of front to rear teeth. 44/16 (Standard Pro Gearing)

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