BMX

Understanding BMX

BMX, which denotes bicycle motocross, is a cycling discipline that accommodates all age groups and skill levels. Since its inception, this sport has proliferated globally, with BMX bikes now visible in every corner of the world. BMX is an action sport accessible to everyone and not just restricted to the young. Much like numerous action sports, BMX has transcended being merely a sport and has emerged as a lifestyle and culture.

The Origin of BMX Bikes

BMX originated in the 1970s in California as a more economical and accessible alternative to motocross. The sport swiftly captivated audiences across the US before expanding internationally. While there is no singular inventor of the BMX bike, pioneers like Bob Haro and Scot Alexander Breithaupt were instrumental in its evolution into the contemporary sport.

Personalise Your Setup

A major advantage of BMX is the liberty to modify and enhance your setup. Nearly every component of your bike can be personalised, and if you're feeling particularly adventurous, you can construct a completely new bike from the ground up. Just ensure you possess the appropriate BMX tools before you commence.

At SkatePro, we have categorised our BMX parts according to their function on your bike. For instance, within our BMX Steering section, you’ll find essentials to facilitate smooth turning including bars, forks, and stems. On our BMX Drivetrain page, you’ll discover everything required to propel you forward.

Our BMX Guide page features several videos to assist you with various BMX-related installations. Should you have any queries, don't hesitate to reach out to us or consult a local expert: it's better to be safe than sorry!