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A 20 inch BMX works for almost everyone who wants to ride freestyle. Kids who already outgrew smaller bikes, teens learning their first real tricks and adults returning to riding all use it with the same fun and comfort.
If you are looking for a model that is not showing on the site at the moment, just message us. If the distributor still has it in stock, we can try to bring it in for you.
And if you spot the same bike cheaper somewhere else, send us the link. We can talk about the price.
Check your height, compare it with the chart below and match it with the wheel and frame size. A good fit helps you progress faster and makes every session feel smoother and more controlled.
| Height | Wheel | Frame TT |
|---|---|---|
| 145–160 cm | 20" | 19.5"–20.25" |
| 150–168 cm | 20" | 20"–20.5" |
| 160–175 cm | 20" | 20.25"–20.75" |
| 175–183 cm | 20" | 20.75"–21" |
| 183+ cm | 20" | 21" |
Radio Revo 20" BMX Bike 2021 | Black
£287.11
Radio Revo 20" BMX Bike 2021 | Black (1) (1)
£336.65
Radio Revo 20" BMX Bike 2021 | Black (1)
£336.65
Radio Revo Pro FS 20" BMX Bike 2021 | Fresh Mind
£354.48
Total Killabee 20" BMX Bike | Teal
£356.46
Total Killabee 20" BMX Bike | Black Orange
£356.46
Radio Dice 20" Alu BMX Bike | Metallic Cyan (1)
£386.19
Radio Revo Pro 20" BMX Bike | Black
£386.19
Radio Dice 20" Alu BMX Bike | Metallic Cyan
£386.19
Radio Evol 20" BMX Bike 2021 | Matt Black (1)
£396.09
Radio Dice 20" Alu BMX Bike | Glossy Black
£396.09
Radio Dice 20" Alu BMX Bike | Candy Red
£396.09
BMX bikes are designed for intensive riding and freestyle tricks. Each bike is delivered approximately 90% assembled. Before your first ride you need to install the handlebars and pedals and complete a first service check at any professional bike workshop to keep the warranty valid. Regular maintenance and checking for loose parts are essential for safe riding.
Yes. A 20 inch BMX is the most popular size for learning tricks. It offers good stability, durability and the widest progression options for skatepark, street and dirt riding.
On a first BMX bike, strong wheels, a solid crankset and a reliable bottom bracket are key. These parts take the most stress when learning tricks and landings. Better components usually mean fewer issues and less frequent servicing.
Yes, as long as it is a freestyle BMX and not a recreational bike. A trick-ready BMX must have a reinforced frame, proper welds and components designed for jumps and impacts.
Both matter. Frame geometry affects control and handling, especially in the air. Component quality, such as cranks, bottom bracket, wheels and headset, determines durability and reliability. In BMX, all parts work together.
A BMX used for tricks requires regular checks. It is important to inspect bolts, chain tension, bearings and general play. This is normal with intensive riding and directly affects safety.
In most cases, adjustment or tightening the affected parts is enough. If the issue keeps coming back, a quick service check is recommended. Small amounts of play are normal in BMX, but they should never be ignored.
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