Freestyle BMX Bicycles       We are currently having a closeout sale on BMX bike! The vast majority of freestyle bikes have 20-inch wheels. Frame sizes and geometry vary, but the top tubes are usually between 20 to 22 inches long. Beginner riders tend to purchase store-bought complete bikes and often customize their bike with aftermarket parts, generally as parts break (such as forks, pedals and cranks), to suit their specific needs. However, more experienced riders usually build custom bikes from the ground up to suit their preferences and style of riding, which is much more expensive but allows for greatest customization based on personal preference. Try out our GT Calafia!

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Racing BMX Bicycles Race bike frames can be made out of aluminium, or steel, usually 4130 chromoly. The front and rear axles are 3/8" thick. They almost always have v-brakes, thinner chains, more aggressive, low pressure dirt tires, sometimes less spokes, and still widely use larger gearing than all other forms of bmx bikes. Try out our Redline Flight Expert XL!

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Dirt / Park BMX Bicycles Park bikes are very similar to street bikes. However, some park riders prefer to use brakes (rear or both) for an increased variety of tricks and more control. Park bikes may differ from street bikes in the fact that they are not as reliant on heavy duty high-strength parts, as park riding is much less stressful on the bike. Dirt riders usually don't have pegs unless they want to do peg-specific non-grind tricks such as rocket airs, and they use knobby tires for better grip in the loose dirt. Dirt bikes also tend to run only a rear brake and have longer top tubes and wheelbases. Many riders use bigger bars for more control, although big bars have become a trend among kids and popular professional riders. Dirt bikes generally at least have chromoly top and down/seat tubes and forks to increase durability and prevent bending of parts (especially forks) when landing large jumps. Try out our SE Bikes 24" So Cal Flyer!

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