BMX

A bike with plenty of opportunity, the Arcade really showcases the endless detail and unrivaled quality that we put into our bikes. This super-dialed bicycle rolls on SALT's super-wide 36mm Valon rims with sealed hubs, carrying a full assortment of nylon hub guards that allow you to have a solid and dependable set of wheels under you at all times. Available in both a 20.5" and a longer 21" option, the Arcade will give senior riders the ability to ride one of the most popular bikes in our line.

One of the most anticipated bikes in BMX, the CRS is back for 2021 with even more bang for your buck. Now featuring a sealed front hub, this all-terrain slayer rolls smoother than ever. Packed full of aftermarket parts from ECLAT, including the Bios Pivotal seat and Pure seat clamp, the CRS looks and rides like a bike twice the price tag. The geometry has been tailored to allow for greater progression of the younger generation. The super-short 12.75" chainstays, 165mm cranks, and shorter 26mm fork give the CRS a snappy and agile ride that is perfect for learning and advancing. A bike truly built with vision, the CRS is unlike anything else.

Built upon a frame of which most other aftermarket frames would be envious, the Crysis is wrapped in a generous helping of We The People parts, including the all-terrain 2.35" Overbite tires, Logic sprocket, and the Logic front load stem, new for 2021. The Crysis is available in 20.5" or 21" top tube sizes, both using our invest cast wishbone and taller 127mm head tube for a super clean and refined look.

Based on the same bikes that We The People pro, Felix Prangenberg, rode last season, the Justice features revised geometry and a never before seen parts overhaul from We The People. Our new Activate tire, Paragon plastic guard sprocket, and Perfect grips make this new-school urban machine more stacked than ever before. Paired up with a shorter 22mm-offset fork and a full assortment of plastic hub guards, you'd be forgiven for thinking that you're riding a full custom build.

The Stereo is built to handle abuse. Equipped with all sealed bearings (-pedals) and a ton of aftermarket Fiction parts. The geometry and big bars make this a great complete for more advanced riders.

The Darko is a solid spec'd, vibrant bike for the new-school street shredder. The frame comes with fully removable brake hardware and the bars use the flangeless Radio XL grips, giving the Darko a sleek and modern look. A fat combo seat and shorter 13.2" chainstays finish off this incredible bike built for the streets.

We've upgraded the frame on the Dice 20" with a full alloy 6061-T6 frame, making it one of the very first full alloy freestyle bikes ever made. Everything on this bike was picked to ensure that this bike has the right equipment to make those first steps in BMX as enjoyable as possible. The Dice has specific geometry making it perfectly suited for the younger rider. The frame uses a shorter 20" toptube paired with a shorter 13.2" chainstay. Featuring 25-9 gearing and tapered forks, the Dice is one entry-level machine that packs a serious punch for a lightweight contender.

The Evol enters the scene with a fresh injection of new parts and flavor, making it a solid entry-level machine with everything you need to start making serious progress with your riding. A CrMo toptube, sealed and integrated headset, and mid-sized bottom bracket, along with details like the big logo Radio Rookie tires and oil slick sprocket, make the Evol something very special and unique.

Tested on the track and designed in conjunction with a team with BMX race knowledge spanning 3 decades, Radio Raceline Helium frames are well thought out and powerful pure bred race machines. You'll find no gimmicks, no "goofy" tubing shapes or unnecessary features. These frames have been built from the ground up with race proven geometry and technology combined with clean, functional aesthetics designed to give you the holeshot out of the gate. Radio Raceline Helium frames are designed to feel comfortable, stiff and fast, exactly how a race bike should.

The Revo line allows you to get your first taste of the BMX world on a solid and well-designed bike. We took extra care when hand-selecting the components on these bikes to ensure that they could be ridden straight out of the box and are simple to work on and maintain, but also easily upgradeable over time. Despite the low price-point, the Revo is packed full of great features like 25-9 gearing, tapered fork legs, and short/responsive pro-inspired geometry. Building on the Revo 20", the Revo 20" Pro adds a 3pc crank upgrade, making this machine even more dialed than ever before.

The Revo line allows you to get your first taste of the BMX world on a solid and well-designed bike. We took extra care when hand-selecting the components on these bikes to ensure that they could be ridden straight out of the box and are simple to work on and maintain, but also easily upgradeable over time. Despite the low price-point, the Revo is packed full of great features like 25-9 gearing, tapered fork legs, and short/responsive pro-inspired geometry. Building on the Revo 20", the Revo 20" Pro FS adds a 3pc crank upgrade, front brake, and a Salt "AM" cable detangler, making this machine even more dialed than ever before.

The Saiko 20" has evolved into a low-slung 20" bike with shorter geometry, making it perfect for riders slightly too small for a full sized 20" bike, or just wanting a more nimble and responsive ride. The 19.25" toptube and 165mm cranks, paired up with the latest parts from Salt, make the Saiko a truly special bike unlike anything else.

An elegant piece of craftsmanship, the Valac is built with a longer 20.75" top tube, 76-degree headtube angle, and a taller 9" bar, making it the perfect ride for the rider who's progressing to a bigger and better bike. With geometry taken from our aftermarket range and a set of wider Saltplus Burn tires, the Valac rides just like the bikes that the pro teams use. With fully sealed bearings throughout and a Salt Zion mid-load stem, the Valac is an eye-catching and dialed bike, built to shred it all.

- 6061 aluminum alloy frame with reinforcing gussets at critical points - Single-speed drivetrain with flip-flop rear hub - Rear alloy linear-pull brake with 2-finger lever - Three-piece chromoly BMX cranks with 8-spline quad bearing BB - 24" double wall alloy rims with stainless steel spokes - 24 x 2.30" Vee Tire Co. Speedster tires - Black Ops SpecOp BMX handlebar with brace - Black Ops SpecOp custom BMX saddle with anti-slip surface - Frame Standover: 24.5" - Min Seat to Ground: 27" - Min Seat to Pedal: 23.5" - Bike Weight: 30 lbs - Rider Weight Limit: 250 lbs

- 6061 aluminum alloy frame with reinforcing gussets at critical points - Single-speed drivetrain with flip-flop rear hub - Rear alloy linear-pull brake with 2-finger lever - Three piece chromoly BMX cranks with 8-spline quad bearing BB - 29" double wall alloy rims with stainless steel spokes - 29 x 2.30" Vee Tire Co. Speedster tires - Black Ops SpecOp BMX handlebar with brace - Black Ops SpecOp custom BMX saddle with anti-slip surface - Frame Standover: 29.5" - Min Seat to Ground: 32" - Min Seat to Pedal: 28" - Bike Weight: 30.5 lbs - Rider Weight Limit: 250 lbs

The Grime frame is the signature frame of Denim Cox. Whether he's riding motocross, Barbie bikes or BMX, you know Denim tears it up on all terrain. Designed to Denim’s specification, with a steep 75.5 headangle, a 12.8 - 13.2” rear end length with an invest cast chainstay yoke for extra tire clearance and a 9” standover.

Haro's 100.1 is a great-handling machine for the first-time park/street rider. The 100 comes in the perfect in-between size with a 20.3-inch top tube, making it the right tool for getting into BMX riding. Its strong steel freestyle frameset is dialed to make nailing jumps and tricks an afterthought. Plus, it's decked out with all the essentials, such as a strong rear U-brake for control and 36-spoke wheels that easily handle tough landings. The frame's rear dropouts can accommodate a 14mm rear axle so if you want to step up to a 25/9 drivetrain eventually, you can do it quick and easy. Sweet.

Haro's 100.1 is a great-handling machine for the first-time and/or smaller BMX rider. The 100 series features a strong high-tensile steel frame and fork, and 8.25-inch rise handlebar. It is offered in an 18.5-inch frame so little rippers can get onto 20-inch wheels. The stout chromoly 3-piece crank comes geared for plenty of speed going into the set. All that speed is transferred through smooth wheels that are wrapped with quality Kenda tires. Plus, the lightweight .1 platform is built for flow and style with a straight cable rear brake.

Haro's 100.1 is a great-handling machine for the first-time and/or smaller BMX rider. The 100 series features a strong high-tensile steel frame with 20.3-inch top tube and a steel fork, not to mention a 8.25-inch rise handlebar. The stout chromoly 3-piece crank comes with 25/9 gearing for plenty of speed going into the set. All that speed is transferred through smooth wheels that are wrapped with quality Haro tires. Plus, the lightweight .1 platform is built for flow and style with a straight cable rear brake.

Haro's 100.3 is a great-handling machine for the first-time park/street rider. The 100 comes in the perfect in-between size with a 20.3-inch top tube, making it the right tool for getting into BMX riding. Its strong steel freestyle frameset is dialed to make nailing jumps an afterthought. And when it comes time to impress with bar spins and grinds; 4 steel pegs, dual 990 brakes and an Ende cable detangler are at the ready. Plus, it's decked out with all the essentials, such as 36-spoke wheels and steel bars that easily handle tough landings. The frame's rear dropouts can accommodate a 14mm rear axle so if you want to step up to a 25/9 drivetrain eventually, you can do it no problem. Sweet.

Learning some techy tricks starts with throwing a leg over Haro's 100.3. The 100 series features a strong high-tensile steel frame and fork and 8.25-inch rise handlebar. It is offered in an 18.5-inch frame so little rippers can get onto 20-inch wheels. The stout chromoly 3-piece crank powers well-balanced gearing, and the smooth wheels are wrapped with quality Kenda tires. Plus, the tech-oriented .3 platform comes with all the goodies you could want - a front 990 brake, for instance, and 4 pegs for ambidextrous antics.

Learning some techy tricks starts with throwing a leg over Haro's 100.3. The 100 series features a strong high-tensile steel frame and fork and 8.25-inch rise handlebar. It is offered in a 20.3-inch frame for a comfortable fit. The stout chromoly 3-piece crank power well-balanced gearing and the smooth wheels are wrapped with quality Kenda tires. Plus, the tech-oriented .3 platform comes with all the goodies you could want - a front 990 brake, for instance, and 4 pegs for ambidextrous antics.

When the jump to a 20-incher is too much for your little ripper, grant your budding aerial artist wings to fly with Haro's 118. Haro packed all the freestyle fun of their larger bikes into this solid steel frame and prepared it to roll with the punches on 18-inch rims. While small in stature the 118's geometry and feel is the same that they will have when they graduate to a 20-inch bike. Plus, this mini rig features all the street-worthy gear you need like burly 3-piece cromo cranks, grippy Haro tires, a set of grind pegs and a rear U-brake.

Want to ride park, street and trails? Haro's 200.1 can ride it all. The 200 series starts with a strong steel frame and fork that will hold up to practically all the hard hits from your tricks. 3-piece chromoly cranks power a compact 25/9 drivetrain which turn grippy Haro tires. An 8.25-inch handlebar controls the whole thing and steers you into the right lines. The lightweight .1 platform is built for flow and style with a straight cable rear brake, and with a 20.5-inch top tube, you get a bike that fits not just your height, but your style as well.

Turndowns, rail grinds, classic tabletops, just another day in the life of Haro's 200.1. This rig sports a tough steel frame and fork featuring Haro's renowned geometry in 3 different sizes. That means a smaller rider can get on a 20-inch wheeled bike much sooner and still have precise handling on the ramps, street and everywhere else. You'll roll confidently on the 36-spoke wheels and smooth hubs with a stout 14mm rear axle. The 25/9 gearing rocks a cassette driver for instant engagement and low weight, too. Throw in tubular cromo cranks, a steel riser bar and resin pedals, and you have a bike that's ready for hardcore day-in, day-out riding.

You can hit the park, session the street and own the trails with Haro's 200.2. The 200 series starts with a strong steel frame and fork that will hold up to almost all the hard landings from your tricks. 3-piece chromoly cranks power a compact 25/9 drivetrain which turn grippy Haro tires. An 8.25-inch handlebar controls the whole thing and steers you into the right lines. The versatile .2 platform features a detangler so you can throw barspins all day, and a set of pegs for getting creative on rails and coping. And with the 20.5-inch top tube, you get a bike that fits not just your height, but your style as well.

Turndowns, rail grinds, classic tabletops, just another day in the life of Haro's 200.2. This rig sports a tough steel frame and fork featuring Haro's renowned geometry in 3 different sizes. That means a smaller rider can get on a 20-inch wheeled bike much sooner and still have precise handling on the ramps, street and everywhere else. You'll roll confidently on the 36-spoke wheels and smooth hubs with a stout 14mm rear axle. The 25/9 gearing rocks a cassette driver for instant engagement and low weight, too. Plus, the tubular cromo cranks can take a beating and the set of pegs let you bust out grinds and stalls. Throw in a steel riser bar and resin pedals, and you have a bike that's ready for hardcore day-in, day-out riding.

Turndowns, rail grinds, classic tabletops, just another day in the life of Haro's 200.3. This rig sports a tough steel frame and fork featuring Haro's renowned geometry in 3 different sizes. That means a smaller rider can get on a 20-inch wheeled bike much sooner and still have precise handling on the ramps, street and everywhere else. You'll roll confidently on the 36-spoke wheels and smooth hubs with a stout 14mm rear axle. The 25/9 gearing rocks a cassette driver for instant engagement and low weight, too. Throw in tubular cromo cranks, a steel riser bar and resin pedals, and you have a bike that's ready for hardcore day-in, day-out riding. And, when it comes time to impress with bar spins and grinds; 4 steel pegs, dual brakes and an Ende cable detangler are at the ready.

Haro's 300.1 is built for aspiring riders to polish their skills. A chromoly down tube, internal headset, and Mid bottom bracket puts this frame in the league with the big boys. The 3-piece tubular chromoly cranks power Alienation PBR rims wrapped in Haro La Mesa tires for grip on every surface, and Haro Recycled plastic pedals save weight as well as your shins. The handlebar is sized with the frame, so the 20.5-inch top tube gets an 8.25-inch bar and the 21-incher gets an 8.5-inch bar. The lightweight .1 platform is built for flow and speed with a straight cable rear brake and with 2 different sizes, you can score a bike that fits your height, and your style as well.

Haro's 300.2 is built for taking your riding to the next level. A chromoly down tube and internal headset put this frame in the league with the big boys. The 3-piece tubular chromoly cranks are centered around a sealed Mid bottom bracket. Alienation PBR rims are wrapped in Haro La Mesa tires for grip on every surface, and Haro Recycled plastic pedals save weight and your shins. The handlebar is sized with the frame, so the 20.5-inch top tube gets an 8.25-inch bar and the 21-incher gets an 8.5-inch bar. The versatile .2 platform features a detangler so you can throw barspins all day, and a set of pegs for getting creative on rails and coping. And with 2 different sizes, you get a bike that fits not just your height, but your style as well.