Superstar
Superstar was a BMX brand launched in 2002 by the French/Andorran "BMX Groupment" (also behind St Martin). It focused on innovative and high-
quality products for Street, Park, and Dirt disciplines.
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Superstar FAQ
Who or what was Superstar?
Superstar was a BMX brand launched in 2002. It originated from the "BMX Groupment," a collective founded in late 2001 by six French individuals (including shop owners and industry figures) based in Andorra. While its sister brand St. Martin focused on Flatland, Superstar was created to cover the need for innovative and high-quality products for Street, Park, and Dirt riding.
What did Superstar stand for?
Superstar stood for progressive design and quality components tailored to the demands of modern freestyle BMX (excluding Flatland). They aimed to provide riders with reliable and well-engineered parts suitable for aggressive riding in various environments.
What makes Superstar products special?
Their specialty likely lay in offering European-designed alternatives within the Street, Park, and Dirt segments, potentially featuring unique geometries or construction techniques developed within the BMX Groupment collective. They aimed for high quality and innovation.
What did Superstar primarily manufacture?
Superstar's product range likely covered core components for Street, Park, and Dirt:
- Frames, Forks, Handlebars
- Stems, Cranks, Sprockets
- Hubs, Rims
- Other related components fitting these disciplines.
Who were Superstar products suitable for?
Superstar products were suitable for BMX riders focused on Street, Park, and Dirt disciplines who were looking for innovative, high-quality components possibly with a distinct European design influence.
Is Superstar still active?
Superstar is defunct as a standalone brand. The BMX Groupment might have shifted focus, merged brands, or ceased operations for this specific line.
