Old School BMX Bikes

Old School BMX Bikes

Old School BMX Bikes Looking for an average kind of bicycle for your kid or for yourself? Then BMX is not at all a right option for you. The modern BMX bikes which you may have familiar with have traced its origin from the old BMX of the late 60s which were specifically used for jumps and dirt racing. After a while they became a passion among other people also.

These bikes came in many different sizes so that a diverse range of people can enjoy them. If you are a mountain biker, a special bike is designed for your passion. If you are into dirt jumping, flatland, free styling or racing, there are bikes optimized for those.

With the minis for kids up to the ages of six, the expert model up to thirteen year olds, and the professional size for adult will be generally suitable.

Old School Bmx Tyres Bmx bikes stunts has become the favourite of those people who love to Live on the edge.

The traditional bike has been the favourite for decades since it was first innovated, but the demand for more thrilling experience led to off road ridding as a great hobby. The introduction and the subsequent popularity of off road racing events such as motocross, led to the skyrocketing of bikes specially designed for off road and rough usage. As always when the demand arose, it was met with supply of specially designed rough bikes and the Bmx bikes were thus born. The major challenge when building an off road vehicle is its strength and weight , the equipment should be strong enough to withstand rough terrain and you also want it to be of less weight to get better control over the ride . The Old school Bmx tyres and frames are usually built of aluminum and chrome-mold steel, the metals that are not only strong but are also incredibly light.