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Classic 20" BMX Bike Metallic Chrome
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Torrid 20" BMX Bike Metallic Chrome
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Progear Rampage BMX 20" Orange
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Progear Skyline BMX 20" Teal
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Classic 26" Single Speed BMX Metallic Chrome
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Shop Our Range of BMX Bikes
BMX bikes come in several specialised styles, each designed for distinct purposes. Race BMX bikes are lightweight and built for track competitions, focused on speed and manoeuvrability. Freestyle BMX bikes have a strong frame and handlebar rotors for performing tricks and stunts. Street BMX bikes are designed to conquer urban terrains, with reinforced components for navigating obstacles. Park BMX bikes are ideal for skateparks and ramps, offering responsive handling for jumps and aerial manoeuvres. Selecting the right BMX type depends on your intended riRead More
Shop Our Range of BMX Bikes
BMX bikes come in several specialised styles, each designed for distinct purposes. Race BMX bikes are lightweight and built for track competitions, focused on speed and manoeuvrability. Freestyle BMX bikes have a strong frame and handlebar rotors for performing tricks and stunts. Street BMX bikes are designed to conquer urban terrains, with reinforced components for navigating obstacles. Park BMX bikes are ideal for skateparks and ramps, offering responsive handling for jumps and aerial manoeuvres. Selecting the right BMX type depends on your intended riding style and terrain, ensuring an optimized BMX experience.
About Our BMX Bicycles
At Progear, we offer a range of BMX bikes, including single speed and multi-speed bikes. We also offer freestyle and cruiser bikes, which are slight variations on the BMX bike, offering a more relaxed feel and better suited to flatland tricks or street riding rather than high-speed racing. BMX bikes, short for Bicycle Motocross, have a compact and sturdy design that's purpose-built for thrill-seekers who like speed and stunts. You can explore our full range to find the perfect BMX bike that matches your preferences and riding needs.
Read LessBMX FAQ
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Which BMX bike is best for beginners?
We recommend a single speed BMX for the simplest hop-on-and-go experience for new users.
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What is the difference between a single speed BMX and a freestyle BMX?
Freestyle BMXs are a level-up from single-speed models, with a stronger frame and components designed for more advanced riding.
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Do Progear BMX bikes have brakes and gears?
BMX bikes typically have a rear brake, although some models may include both front and rear brakes. Traditional BMX bikes, such as freestyle and street models, are typically designed with just a single gear. However, multi-speed BMX bikes with gear systems are available for riders who require more versatility in various riding conditions.
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What BMX frame material should I choose?
Good BMX bikes are built with a high tensile steel frame that's highly durable yet lightweight enough for great handling.



