BMX Bikes

Standard BMX bikes feature a 20" diameter wheel, which is the truest size for BMX bikes. However, BMX bikes are available in a range of sizes from 12" to 24" to accommodate different rider heights. Kids' BMX bikes use smaller wheel sizes to create a more manageable bike while preserving the classic BMX bike feel. BMX race bikes use 20" as standard, or 24" for the cruiser category, but smaller BMX bikes for kids utilize thinner tyres to reduce drag and save weight. To find the perfect BMX bike for your needs, take our quick and simple bike quiz.

The best BMX bike for street riding depends on your personal preference and riding style, but there are key factors to consider. A strong and durable frame is a must, with chromoly frames being the standard material amongst BMX riders. Additionally, a short wheelbase and steep head angle enhance manoeuvrability and make's tricks easier. You will typically also find stunt pegs on Street specific bikes. To find the perfect BMX bike for your needs, take our quick and simple bike quiz.

Choosing the best BMX bike for park and freestyle riding depends on your personal preferences and intended use. Ideally, when Park or freestyle riding, you want a BMX bike that has a strong Chromoly frame. Look for a geometry that features a medium headtube and rear end to promote manoeuvrability while not being too twitchy at high speeds. . To find the ideal BMX bike tailored to your needs, take advantage of our quick and simple bike quiz.

BMX bikes and mountain bikes are purpose-built for distinct styles of riding, each with unique geometry, design, and components. BMX bikes feature smaller wheels and are tailored for tricks and manoeuvres, whereas mountain bikes (MTBs) are equipped with suspension systems and larger wheels to tackle off-road riding and rugged terrain effectively. For us, there is no competition when it comes to BMX bikes!