WTP WeThePeople Arcade 20-inch BMX bike, 21-inch TT — a street setup with four hub guards already fitted:

Key features

• Wheel size: 20 in
• Top tube length (A, TT): 21 in
• Suggested rider height: Approx. 180 cm and above
• Chainstay length (B, CS): 12.75 in
• Frame: 4130 chromoly top tube and down tube; 1020 hi-ten steel elsewhere
• Fork offset: 26 mm
• Hub guards: Two front and two rear, Salt Pro nylon/fibreglass
• Drivetrain: 25T / 9T cassette
• Weight: Approx. 12.39 kg

A short rear end for technical street riding

The Arcade pairs a 21-inch top tube with a 12.75-inch chainstay and a 26 mm fork offset. The short rear end gives this street-focused BMX a compact layout behind the cranks. Compare these measurements with your current bike to decide whether they suit the way you ride.

The suggested rider height starts at around 180 cm. Your reach, body proportions and preferred riding position matter too: check the 21-inch top tube and the 29.75-inch-wide bar before choosing. The bar has a 9.25-inch rise.

Hub guards already fitted to the wheel setup

Salt Pro hubs have sealed cartridge bearings, with two nylon/fibreglass hub guards at the front and two at the rear. The guards help shield the hubs from contact during grinds. Salt Valon rims are 36 mm wide, paired with 20 x 2.35-inch Sting tyres.

A 25T sprocket drives the 9T cassette hub. You can coast when moving forwards; when rolling backwards, a cassette setup requires you to back-pedal. The Salt Rookie cranks have 165 mm arms and a three-piece 4130 chromoly construction.

Materials and adjustment where they matter

The frame has 4130 chromoly top and down tubes, with 1020 hi-ten steel in the rest of the frame. The Salt AM fork combines a chromoly steerer with tapered hi-ten legs. This is a mixed-material build, so compare the construction as well as the geometry when choosing your next BMX.

The Pivotal saddle and post let you adjust the saddle angle within their limits. A rear Éclat Talon U-brake is operated by a Salt AM lever, and the frame is prepared for a gyro if you decide to change the brake cable setup later. Gyro preparation does not mean a gyro is included.

WTP WeThePeople Arcade 20-inch BMX bike, 21-inch TT — specifications:

Sizing, weight and other details:

• Wheel size: 20 in
• Suggested rider height: Approx. 180 cm and above
• Weight: Approx. 12.39 kg

Frame geometry:

• Top tube length (A, TT): 21 in
• Chainstay length (B, CS): 12.75 in
• Head tube angle (C, HA): 75°
• Seat tube angle (D, SA): 71°
• Bottom bracket height (E, from the ground): 11.75 in
• Seat tube height (F, SO, bottom bracket to top of seat tube): 8.75 in

Frame:

• Frame: 4130 chromoly top tube and down tube; 1020 hi-ten steel elsewhere
• Frame fittings: Prepared for a gyro

Fork:

• Fork offset: 26 mm
• Fork: Salt AM; 4130 chromoly steerer, tapered 1020 hi-ten legs

Hubs and guards:

• Hub guards: Two front and two rear, Salt Pro nylon/fibreglass

Drivetrain:

• Drivetrain: 25T / 9T cassette

Handlebars:

• Bar: Salt Arcade, 1020 hi-ten; 29.75 in width (H), 9.25 in rise (G)

Stem:

• Stem: Salt Comp, aluminium, top load

Headset:

• Headset: Salt Pro, integrated

Wheels and rims:

• Rims: Salt Valon, 20 in, 36 mm width, 36H

Tyres:

• Tyres: SaltPro Sting, 20 x 2.35 in

Cranks:

• Cranks: Salt Rookie, three-piece 4130 chromoly, 165 mm

Chainring or sprocket:

• Sprocket: Salt Gateway, 25T

Front hub:

• Front hub: Salt Pro, sealed cartridge bearings, 36H; 10 mm / 3/8 in chromoly axle

Rear hub and driver:

• Rear hub: Salt Pro cassette, sealed cartridge bearings, 36H; 14 mm hollow chromoly axle, 9T driver

Bottom bracket:

• Bottom bracket: Mid BB, 19 mm, cartridge bearings

Chain:

• Chain: Salt AM Z1

Brake levers:

• Brake lever: Salt AM

Brakes and controls:

• Rear brake: Éclat Talon U-brake

Saddle and seatpost:

• Saddle: Éclat Bios, Pivotal
• Seatpost: Salt AM, aluminium, Pivotal
• Seat clamp: Éclat Purge, forged aluminium

Pedals:

• Pedals: Éclat Slash, nylon/fibreglass, 9/16 in thread

Grips and bar ends:

• Grips: Salt EX, 154 mm

Safety while riding

Freestyle BMX riding puts high loads through the bike during tricks, jumps and landings. No bike is indestructible: parts can wear out or become damaged. Check the frame, fork, bars, wheels, axles, cranks, pedals, brakes and bolted connections before every ride. Inspect the bike after a hard impact and stop riding if you find looseness, cracks or damage. Have any problem checked and repaired before riding again.

Wear a properly fitted helmet and suitable protective pads. Read our important information before buying and riding a BMX bike for assembly, servicing and riding checks.

Important information about your new bike

• Read the instructions and warranty supplied with the bike before riding.
• The bike is delivered approximately 90% assembled for shipping.
• Before the first ride, fit the pedals, saddle and handlebars, and the front wheel where required. Follow the assembly instructions and check all components.
• Have a professional bike workshop carry out a pre-ride inspection. This is a paid service; keep the receipt as proof for the manufacturer’s warranty and follow the warranty terms supplied with your bike.

The manufacturer’s warranty is separate from your statutory consumer rights. Continue to inspect and service the bike throughout its use.

Frame geometry diagram