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Explore 22-inch BMX bikes at RMDBike and compare them with 20-inch models. Look at frame geometry and intended use as well as wheel diameter before choosing.
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TT means top tube length, a frame measurement separate from wheel diameter.
| Rider height (approx.) | Wheel size (inches) | Top tube TT (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| from around 165 cm | 22″ | around 21.75–22.25″ |
This table is RMDBike’s general sizing guide, informed by our fitting experience. The ranges are approximate, not the specifications of every bike in the category. Compare your height with the guide, then check the actual model’s geometry and fit before choosing.
A 22-inch BMX uses larger wheels, but that alone does not guarantee more room between you and the bars. Compare frame length and the rest of the geometry. A taller rider may also fit a longer 20-inch BMX; there is no single rider-height threshold that settles the choice.
Check the intended use of the exact model. Braking systems and geometry differ within the category. A bike with a U-brake needs different servicing and parts from one with a disc brake; read the specification before choosing replacements.
Rims and tyres must match the wheel size. Other components may share fittings with 20-inch BMX bikes, but compatibility still depends on dimensions and standards. Do not plan a wheel-size conversion without the frame and fork manufacturer’s approval.
RMDBike requires an initial service by a professional bicycle workshop before the first ride. Have the workshop complete or check the assembly and confirm that the bike is ready to ride. The workshop sets the service price. Keep confirmation of the work and follow the instructions and warranty documents supplied with your bike. This requirement does not limit your statutory consumer rights. Choose a properly fitting helmet approved for your activity and suitable protective pads. Follow the bike’s instructions and check it regularly, especially after a crash or heavy landing.
For more information, read Important Information Before Buying and Riding a BMX Bike.
Compare the whole bike, including top tube length and geometry. A tall rider may prefer a longer 20-inch BMX or the feel of 22-inch wheels. There is no universal height at which everyone must switch. Use the manufacturer’s advice for the model and compare with a bike you know.
Some parts may share BMX fittings, but compatibility must be checked component by component. Tyres and rims must match the wheel diameter; tubes must cover the tyre’s size range. Frame, fork, hub, axle and brake requirements also matter. Check the exact specifications before ordering replacement parts or planning a wheel conversion.
Check the specification of the exact model and year. A rear brake, front brake and gyro are separate items; mounts or holes for a gyro do not mean one is included. Before buying extra parts, confirm the frame, fork, brake and cable requirements for the setup you want.
Yes. RMDBike requires an initial service by a professional bicycle workshop before the first ride. A complete bike may still need assembly and adjustment after transport. Have the workshop check the finished bike and follow the instructions and warranty documents supplied with your model.
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