BMX View Brand Info
Bike Attack and BMX have a long tradition together. After all BMX was the sport that made it all start. Our founder was into BMX long before he went into Downhill Mountain Biking.
BMX stands for "Bicycle Motocross" and is an off-road bicycle sport including bike racing and bike stunts. It comes in a variety of bike styles including: BMX race, dirt, park, street, flatland and BMX freestyle.
BMX bike wheels come in sizes 16", 18", 20", 24", 26" to 29", with 20" being the most popular size. BMX started in the early 1970's on the dirt tracks in Southern California. The most well known BMX makers are: Redline, Haro, Free Agent, GT and SE Bikes. Important for the street credibility of an BMX brand is foremost it's BMX team. Haro, Free Agent, GT and SE all have the best leading BMX teams, but the newer brands are stepping up and receive a lot of attention from the local riders.
Bestselling BMX Brands at Bike Attack in Santa Monica are SE Bikes, GT, Haro and Free Agent, just to name a few.
Bike Attack sells BMX bikes in Santa Monica, Playa Vista, Venice, Culver City, Los Angeles, Playa Del Rey, Playa Vista, Inglewood, Hawthorne, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Manhattan Beach and in their online shop.
BMX sizing chart here:
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SE Bikes
SE Bikes: Colossal Ripper 32"
$1,299.00SE Bikes: Colossal Ripper 32" Bike Attack proudly unveils the biggest, boldest, and most epic BMX bike ever built — the SE Bikes Colossal Ripper!This groundbreaking ride is the world’s first production 32” BMX bike,...
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Free Agent
Free Agent: Lodus
$1,349.00Free Agent: Lodus Street-Park BMX Bike The Lodus is the official bike for the Free Agent Freestyle team and features a full heat CrMo frame, Free Agent double wall rims, and 28x9 gearing. Frame: 20.5” Reynolds 725 Heat Treated Double...
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Haro
Haro: Thread One
$1,399.99Haro: Thread One The Aluminum thread series and the tried-and-true Steel Reserve models were born and bred for dirt jumps and skate parks. Whether your customers ride legendary spots like Sheep Hills, Woodward, their local concrete park or the infamous...