BMX

The 24" Floval Flyer Frame with a 21.2" top tube continues to rule the roost. The geometry is perfect for the cruiser class, and with its bi-oval downtube, it's the stiffest Floval Flyer ever produced.

The 24" Floval Flyer XL Frame is for the cruiser racer who wants a little extra room and stability. With a 22" top tube, this frame will give you all you need to get out of the gate fast and feel comfortable through the tightest of rhythm sections.

By far, the most advanced PK Ripper frame of all time. The PK Ripper Super Elite frame with a 20.5" top tube comes equipped with features such as a tapered headtube, PF30 bottom bracket, and 20mm dropouts. Match it up with high-end race parts of your choice and you will surely smoke the competition.

By far the most advanced PK Ripper frame of all time. The PK Ripper Super Elite XL frame with a 21" top tube comes equipped with new features such as a tapered headtube, PF30 bottom bracket and 20mm dropouts. This frame has been ramped up to get you to the finish line first.

By far, the most advanced PK Ripper frame of all time. The all-new PK Ripper Super Elite XXL frame with a 21.7" top tube comes equipped with features such as a tapered headtube, PF30 bottom bracket, and 20mm dropouts. This is the perfect frame to match up with high-end race parts to take you to the top of the podium.

The 24-inch Floval Flyer Frame with a 21.2-inch top tube continues to rule the roost. The geometry is perfect for the cruiser class, and with its bi-oval downtube it’s the stiffest Floval Flyer ever produced.

The 24-inch Floval Flyer XL Frame is for the cruiser racer who wants a little extra room and stability. With a 22-inch top tube, this frame will give you all you need to get out of the gate fast and feel comfortable through the tightest of rhythm sections.

By far, the most advanced PK Ripper frame of all time. The PK Ripper Super Elite frame with a 20.5” top tube comes equipped with features such as a tapered headtube, PF30 bottom bracket, and 20mm dropouts. Match it up with high-end race parts of your choice and you will surely smoke the competition.

By far, the most advanced PK Ripper frame of all time. The PK Ripper Super Elite frame with a 21-inch top tube comes equipped with features such as a tapered headtube, PF30 bottom bracket, and 20mm dropouts. Match it up with high-end race parts of your choice and you will surely smoke the competition.

By far, the most advanced PK Ripper frame of all time. The PK Ripper Super Elite frame with a 21.7-inch top tube comes equipped with features such as a tapered headtube, PF30 bottom bracket, and 20mm dropouts. Match it up with high-end race parts of your choice and you will surely smoke the competition.

Shredding that middle ground between a 16-inch and a full-size BMX bike is Fitbikeco's Eighteen. It features the same 25/9 compact gearing and super-tough 36-hole wheels as its bigger siblings but is sized just right for your mid-sized ripper. This tight ride also brings Chromoly cranks and a sealed mid bottom bracket to the table for awesome stiffness and durability. A rear U-brake keeps things under control while FIT's own saddle, handlebar, and grips finish with style.

With a 19.5” top tube, the Wildman might be small but it packs a mean punch. It’s the perfect bike for a new BMXer looking to hit the trails, street, or skatepark. Built with 25-9 gearing, tapered fork legs, and extra-wide 2.3-inch tires, it’s ready to be put to the test.

Sure, Fit bikes look good, but there's more to them than slick paint jobs. The PRK is uniquely spec'd with a park-specific geometry and a gyro to keep you full of steeze. Add a U-brake and 2.4-inch FIT OEM tires paired with 36h rims and you'll be slaying it like your boy Joey Battaglia in no time.

The So Cal Flyer turns heads wherever it rolls. With its 6061 aluminum frame, 24-inch wheels, and retro vibe, it's easily mistaken for a super high-end ride from built from scratch. But with a wise choice of parts and impeccable style, the price of this bike remains within reach.

The Everyday is the perfect bike to thrash on. It comes equipped with tapered fork legs, 3-piece cranks, mid-bottom bracket, and extra-wide 2.3-inch tires. Whether riding the trails, street, or park, this bike is ready to get rad. Every day.

Chris Harti's version of the TRL comes on strong with a full Chromoly frame and fork and 9.25-inch bars for complete control on massive dirt features. All the standard TRL spec applies — FIT 36h rims wrapped in 2.4-inch OEM tires, tubular Chromoly cranks with 30/10 gearing, and a rear U-brake to keep your speed dialed. FIT's BARSTOOL pivotal seat tops this Oz-inspired build.

The Hoodrich can take a lickin’ and keep on tickin’. The frame features an integrated head tube, mid-bottom bracket and removable brake mounts. The stopping power is credited to the Odyssey Springfield brake kit. And the bike’s stability comes from the extra-wide 2.4-inch tires. This bike is equipped to take whatever you can dish out.

SE went berserk this year with a complete makeover of the So Cal Flyer! There are three stellar new color schemes, upgrades, and added parts galore. New this year are the Big Honkinish cruiser bars, super grippy Flyer seat, Vee Cub x SE tires, and new SE Bikes Life grips equipped with SE donuts. In addition, we’ve added a set of wheelie pegs and a newly designed SE Bikes Life number plate. The So Cal sets the new standard for 24-inch wheelie bikes.

Built with a super-stiff 6066 aluminum frame featuring a bi-oval downtube and 6066 aluminum Landing Gear forks, this rad ride weighs in at a featherweight 16.5 lbs. Rounding out the package are Alienation Ankle Biter rims, a Promax Impact Mini stem and new Vee Tire Co Speed Booster tires. It’s no wonder that the Ripper X is one of the fastest rippers on the track.

The Gaudium is pure radness. This bike features a double-butted main frame, female axle hubs, Alienation rims, extra-wide 2.4” Demolition tires, and Odyssey pedals. It’s uniquely spec’d to Kris Fox’s personal preference. This is the bike for you if you’re longing for some of that amazing Kris Fox style.

The 29-inch Big Ripper has been a staple in the SE line for over 10 years now. It’s built around a monster-sized PK Ripper style frame and features a stunning shiny red & chrome colorway. The spec is top notch with Cr-Mo Landing Gear forks, double-wall rims, Vee Speedster tires, and a new Lightning Bolt snap padset. One glance and it’s easy to see the Big Ripper is the baddest 29-inch BMX bike out on the streets.

The undisputed king of the streets gets his own signature bike this year. That’s right, Darnell Meyers, aka Dblocks, is crowned with his very own Dblocks Big Ripper. Dblocks put his personal touch on this bike with unique spec choices such as the Harlem camo paint, Freedom ThickSlick tires, Power Wing cruiser bars, Raise it Up Flyer seat, Keep That Wheel Up grip donuts, Dblocks camo plate, and Cycle Squad Maniaccs padset. The time is now, lets get it!

Year in and year out, the Floval Flyer is one of the fastest 24-inch cruisers on the track. This year’s bike is built with a lightweight 6066 aluminum frame featuring a super-stiff bi-oval downtube, internally-machined integrated head tube and 3D-forged dropouts. And the parts lineup is top-notch and full of name-brand parts: Alienation rims, Promax brakes and levers, Promax Impact stem, Vee Speed Booster tires and an ultra-lightweight Pivotal seat and seatpost. All of this at a featherweight 23.7 lbs!

The Fat Ripper is the world’s first and only legit 26-inch fat BMX bike. It’s built around 26 x 3.5-inch Vee Speedster tires and a legendary PK Ripper-styled 6066 aluminum frame. New this year is an outboard bearing sealed bottom bracket and the addition of Avid BB5 front disc brakes. There really is no stopping this bike. It’s ready to monster truck over everything!