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The BMX frames in our range are designed with input from leading manufacturers and their team riders. Their experience shaped the geometry and durability of each model, giving you the chance to ride equipment trusted by some of the best BMX riders in the world.
Choosing the right BMX frame depends on your height, riding style and skill level. If you’re just starting, the size guide below will help you pick a frame that feels stable, comfortable and easy to control. This sizing is based on years of rider feedback and thousands of BMX bikes sold in Europe.
| Rider height (cm) | Recommended frame size |
|---|---|
| 145–160 | 19" to 20.25" |
| 150–168 | 20" to 20.5" |
| 160–175 | 20.25" to 20.75" |
| 175–183 | 20.75" to 21" |
| 180+ | 21"+ |
A BMX frame that is too large becomes harder to lift during tricks and can limit your progress. A frame that is too small puts your knees too close to the handlebar and makes the bike unstable. Choosing the right size helps you stay balanced and learn new tricks faster.
You can also consider the length of the rear triangle, depending on how technical you ride. Shorter back ends feel more playful, longer ones add stability. And remember, every order in our shop comes with easy returns and exchanges.
If you’re searching for another model, let us know. If we don’t have it in stock, we’ll check availability with our distributors and order it especially for you.
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The most important number is the top tube length, then your height and riding style. Use our size guide to match your height to a comfortable top tube range. If you’re unsure, contact us and we will help you pick the right fit.
A shorter rear triangle makes the bike more responsive and easier to lift for tricks, while a longer one gives more stability at higher speeds and during bigger jumps.
Many BMX frames are versatile, but geometry can vary. Street frames often have shorter rear ends for quick handling, while park focused frames can feel a bit longer and more stable.
Freestyle BMX frames are commonly made from chromoly steel, because it handles impacts well. Some models use mixed tubing, so always check the frame spec on the product page.
Yes. A first service check at a professional workshop is required. Keep the receipt or service confirmation, it can be needed to confirm warranty coverage later.
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