KHE Bikes
As one of the oldest and largest BMX companies in Germany, KHE Bikes has been a flagship of the German scene since 1988. Founded by Thomas Göring in Karlsruhe, KHE stands for innovation in Flatland, Street, and Dirt, and is renowned for its pursuit of creating the world's lightest BMX parts.
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Who or what is KHE Bikes?
KHE Bikes is one of the oldest and most influential German BMX companies, founded in 1988 by Thomas Göring in Karlsruhe (KHE = Karlsruhe). Originally starting with handmade pegs, KHE quickly became a pioneer in BMX technology.
What does the KHE brand stand for?
KHE stands for BMX innovation, especially in lightweight construction, and has deep roots in Flatland, but also serves Street and Park. They set the trend for "lightweight parts" and have a long history of developing specialized components, most notably the freecoaster hub.
What makes KHE products special?
KHE has a history of groundbreaking innovations:
- Freecoaster Development: They have been refining and developing freecoaster hubs since 1990, making their models (like the Geisha) legendary in the scene.
- Lightweight Parts: KHE is famous for pushing the boundaries of weight, developing some of the world's lightest tires (e.g., KHE MAC) and parts.
- Early Innovations: They invented the first Grinddisc in 1990, designed by flatland legend Albert Retey, who also designed their first frames.
What does KHE primarily manufacture?
Today, KHE offers a very wide range of products for all BMX disciplines, from beginner to pro level:
- Complete Bikes: A large selection for Flatland, Street, Park, and kids.
- Parts: Especially known for tires, freecoasters, hubs, and other lightweight components (bars, cranks, etc.).
- Flatland-Specific Parts: They maintain a strong focus on specialized flatland components.
Who are KHE products suitable for?
KHE products are suitable for all BMX riders. They are particularly interesting for Flatland riders due to their deep roots in the discipline, as well as for Park and Street riders who are looking for extremely lightweight components to optimize their bikes.






















































