20" BMX Bikes
Try flexible payments withLearn how
33 products
Sunday Scout BMX Bike Matte Black 21" Unisex
BMX Bike, 20"
BMX Bikes: 3 things to consider before buying
When selecting BMX Bikes, size matters. Rider height and age are key factors in determining the appropriate bike size. For example, a 20-inch BMX Bike is typically suitable for riders aged 8 and older or those between 4'2″ and 5'10″ tall. If you're on the taller side, consider a BMX Bike with a longer top tube for better comfort and control. Ensuring the right fit enhances your riding experience and safety.
BMX Bikes come in various styles tailored to different activities, such as freestyle, racing, and dirt jumping. If you enjoy performing tricks and stunts, a freestyle BMX Bike with a sturdy frame and pegs might be ideal. For those who prefer speed on tracks, a racing BMX Bike with lightweight components could be the best choice. Assess how you plan to use the bike to find one that matches your style.
The quality of components can significantly impact performance and durability. Look for strong frames made from materials like chromoly or high-tensile steel for durability. Pay attention to wheel type; alloy rims offer strength without adding much weight. Consider bikes with sealed bearings for smoother rides and less maintenance. Evaluating these components helps ensure you're investing in a reliable BMX Bike that suits your needs.
FAQ
BMX Bikes are designed for off-road racing and stunt riding. They are built to handle jumps, tricks, and rugged terrain. These bikes are popular for freestyle riding in skate parks and dirt tracks, making them versatile for both competitive and recreational use.
Choosing the right size BMX Bike depends on your height and riding style. BMX Bikes typically range from 16″ to 24″ wheels. Riders should consider the top tube length for comfort and control. A proper fit ensures better performance and safety during rides.
BMX Bikes are often made from steel or aluminum. Steel offers durability and is cost-effective, while aluminum provides a lighter frame for easier maneuverability. The choice of material can affect the bike's weight, strength, and price.
Yes, BMX Bikes come in various types such as race, freestyle, and dirt jump bikes. Race bikes are lightweight for speed, freestyle bikes have stronger frames for tricks, and dirt jump bikes feature robust construction for jumps. Each type caters to specific riding activities.
BMX Bikes have smaller wheels to enhance agility and control during tricks and jumps. The compact wheel size allows riders to perform stunts more easily and provides better acceleration on tracks. This design helps in maintaining balance while executing complex maneuvers.
You can use a BMX Bike for short commutes, but they are not ideal for long distances due to their single gear setup and lack of comfort features. They excel in urban environments with obstacles like curbs or stairs but may require more effort on longer rides.
Advertisement
*Pay in 4: A higher initial payment may be required. CA resident loans made or arranged pursuant to a California Financing Law license. NMLS #1353190. One-time card: One Time Card bi-weekly payments with a service fee between $1.29–$5.99, issued by WebBank. For example: a $248 purchase with a $62 down payment and a $4.99 service fee results in a 35.68% APR, followed by three additional biweekly payments of $62 (total repayment: $252.99). Subject to credit approval; minimum 25% down payment required. Financing: A $1,000 purchase might cost $173.53 per month over 6 months at 13.99% APR. Rate ranges from 0.00%-35.99% APR based on creditworthiness, term length, and subject to credit approval, resulting in, for example, 3 equal monthly payments of $333.33 at 0.00% APR to $353.52 at 35.99% APR per $1,000 borrowed. Minimum purchase amount and down payment may be required. Estimation of monthly payment excludes potential tax and shipping costs. Monthly financing through Klarna issued by WebBank. All loans subject to credit approval. See terms.