Freestyle

Haro's 100.3 is a great-handling machine for the first-time park/street rider. The 100 comes in the perfect in-between size with a 20.3-inch top tube, making it the right tool for getting into BMX riding. Its strong steel freestyle frameset is dialed to make nailing jumps an afterthought. And when it comes time to impress with bar spins and grinds; 4 steel pegs, dual 990 brakes and an Ende cable detangler are at the ready. Plus, it's decked out with all the essentials, such as 36-spoke wheels and steel bars that easily handle tough landings. The frame's rear dropouts can accommodate a 14mm rear axle so if you want to step up to a 25/9 drivetrain eventually, you can do it no problem. Sweet.

Turndowns, rail grinds, classic tabletops, just another day in the life of Haro's 200.2. This rig sports a tough steel frame and fork featuring Haro's renowned geometry in 3 different sizes. That means a smaller rider can get on a 20-inch wheeled bike much sooner and still have precise handling on the ramps, street and everywhere else. You'll roll confidently on the 36-spoke wheels and smooth hubs with a stout 14mm rear axle. The 25/9 gearing rocks a cassette driver for instant engagement and low weight, too. Plus, the tubular cromo cranks can take a beating and the set of pegs let you bust out grinds and stalls. Throw in a steel riser bar and resin pedals, and you have a bike that's ready for hardcore day-in, day-out riding.

BMX or not, Chad is about that Bike Life! Riding around towns, throwing wheelies, listening to music and laughing with your friends, that is ALL CK! So it seemed to make sense to ask Chad to come up with a bike that he would be hyped to wheelie at ride-outs. The BMF is all of that, jewelry inspired graphics, paint that pops, and fitted with BMX level components so it could hold up in the air as well. The BMX is Chad Kerley, the BMF is Bike Life.

In 1979 artist Damian Fulton began drawing what is now the most iconic cartoon in BMX; Radical Rick. Along with characters like MX Mug, Spike Speedwrench and the infamous Skuzzer Switchblade, Radical Rick grew into one of BMX's most historical figures through the pages of BMX Plus! magazine. Over the course of the last year, we collaborated with Fulton to bring his art to life through these Radical Rick-themed 24", 26" and 29" models. If you're thinking that this might be the perfect combination of design, history, and bike life, we'd most definitely agree.

Originally designed back in 2000, the Thrillseeker was a revolutionary concept for that time which really put Wethepeople on the map. Based on the notion of a bike which “fitted” the rider better than what was currently available - the Thrillseeker was one of the first bikes to steer away from the overbuilt aesthetics of the 90’s early 2000’s and instead strive towards a streamlined and more refined bike for transition and ramp riding. That 20 year old concept of a bike with the “perfect fit” transfers seamlessly into the all new revamped Thrillseeker line. Designed around the concept of creating a collection of bikes for the first time and at an unbeatable price, sized up perfectly to suit any rider. One bike, x4 sizes, available in S-XL, the Thrillseeker allows shops, parents and riders to choose a bike perfectly sized to the rider, making those first days in BMX as fun as possible. Carefully spec’d to ensure a lightweight, well priced and easily upgradable bike, the “Thrillseeker” has returned.

Our Ceptor 26” cruiser takes our BMX heritage and applies it to a larger 26” wheel, creating the perfect bike to take you from A to B whilst allowing you to shred anything in your path whilst you’re on your way. The BMX-inspired 26-10 gearing is backed up by a RADIO PRO cassette hub as well as sealed bearings throughout. The rubber is taken care of by RADIO Straus 2.3” tires and the rest of the bike is laced together with a healthy dose of SALTPLUS goodies.

Equipped with a SALTPLUS VERTEX Freecoaster and RADIO’s own CNC machined AXIS stem and AXIS guard sprocket, our PRO level machine is a piece of art. The Comrad comes with 4pc bars, SALTPLUS Nylon hub guards and a beautiful paint finish with custom Splatter parts making it perfect for the technical street rider looking for a masterpiece of a bike with no limitations.

The Darko is a solid spec'd, vibrant bike for the new-school street shredder. The frame comes with fully removable brake hardware and the bars use the flangeless Radio XL grips, giving the Darko a sleek and modern look. A fat combo seat and shorter 13.2" chainstays finish off this incredible bike built for the streets.

The Revo line allows you to get your first taste of the BMX world on a solid and well-designed bike. We took extra care when hand-selecting the components on these bikes to ensure that they could be ridden straight out of the box and are simple to work on and maintain, but also easily upgradeable over time. Despite the low price-point, the Revo is packed full of great features like 25-9 gearing, tapered fork legs, and short/responsive pro-inspired geometry. Building on the Revo 20", the Revo 20" Pro FS adds a 3pc crank upgrade, front brake, and a Salt "AM" cable detangler, making this machine even more dialed than ever before.