Looking for some new BMX forks? Then check these out from Eclat – designed with Ty Morrow, these forks are probably the strongest in the game and built to take anything Ty can throw at […]
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Everything you need to know about BMX Tyres
Dale from LuxBMX is back with another BMX product video, this time talking about the topic of tires – if you want to know everything about modern street/park tires, if you want to know what […]
Product Guide – everything about BMX stems
In this product guide from LuxBMX, you can find all about BMX stems – what are the differences in rise, length, bolts, top-load versus front-load, materials, clamp-sizes, and much more besides. If you’re in the […]
Everything you wanted to know about BMX sprockets
Want to know more about sprockets – the difference in sizes, guards, spline-drive, materials and more? Well, the guys at OurBMX have put together this tell-all guide that dives in deep to what the humble […]
THE BEST GUIDE TO BMX CRANKS – Everything you need to know
Looking to swap out your cranks, maybe upgrade, maybe choose a new set? Then the guys at LuxBMX have put out this handy Guide to BMX cranks – everything you need to know with Dale. […]
Product Guide: FREECOASTER VS CASSETTE 101 AND PROS & CONS
Thinking about a Freecoaster vs Cassette hub? Which is better for you? What are the pros and cons? Well, Alfredo Mancuso has just put out this video guide for ya, so hit play and check […]
Watch: BMX PEDALS EXPLAINED
Everything you wanted to know about BMX pedals in this handy, BMX pedal guide. Want to know what the difference between plastic and metal pedals are in terms of grip, feel, weight, and durability? Want […]
Watch: the new 2019 GT Bikes by Alans BMX
Alans BMX knows what’s UP when it comes to bikes, since they’ve been in the game since the invention of the one piece crank. Here Tom from Alans spends some time with the new range […]
Watch Brock Olive’s Eclat Bar Video
Eclat‘s new Olive bars are available worldwide – these are Brock Olive‘s signature bar, and they’re a dialled set-up. They come in two sizes (9.3″ or 9.6″ tall, and in three colours – naturally in […]
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