Duo Brand
            
Duo Brand is an American BMX parts brand established in 2006. Originally co-designed by a collective of top pros like Van Homan and Corey Martinez, Duo focuses on design-driven, functional components, particularly known for their tires and grips.        
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Who or what is Duo brand?
Duo Brand is an American BMX parts brand established in 2006. It was originally guided by a collective of top professional riders, including legends like Van Homan, Corey Martinez, Scotty Cranmer, and Chris Doyle, contributing their insights to product design.
What does Duo brand stand for?
Duo stands for design-focused, functional BMX parts ("purpose driven custom parts"). The brand emphasizes creating components that perform well across various riding styles while maintaining a clean and considered aesthetic. They aim to deliver reliable parts that enhance the riding experience.
What makes Duo products special?
Duo products often feature subtle design details and are known for their specific feel, especially their tires and grips. The involvement of top riders in the initial design phase ensured that the products were tailored to the needs of demanding riders. They focus on delivering solid performance without unnecessary frills.
What does Duo primarily manufacture?
Duo offers a focused range of BMX components:
- Tires: (e.g., High Street, Stunner, SVS) Known for specific tread patterns and compounds.
 - Grips: (Including signature models like the Van Homan grip)
 - Pedals: (e.g., Resilite plastic pedals)
 - Seats & Seatposts
 - Occasionally other parts like hubs or wheels, sometimes focused on Race.
 
Who are Duo products suitable for?
Duo products are suitable for BMX riders across various disciplines (Street, Park, Dirt, Race) who appreciate well-designed, functional parts. Their tires and grips are particularly popular among riders looking for specific performance characteristics and feel.
Who rides for the Duo Team?
Historically, the brand was synonymous with its founding pro riders like Van Homan, Corey Martinez, etc. While team rosters evolve, the legacy of these influential riders remains connected to the brand's identity and product development history.









