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A&A Racing Products, based in California, was known for producing BMX components in the 1970s, including the Moto X Cycle. They later shifted...

AAA was an early innovator in BMX, creating aluminum frames and components like the AAA Rascal in the 1970s. Their designs influenced the...

The American Bicycle Association, founded in 1977, became one of the largest BMX racing sanctioning bodies in the U.S., promoting fairness and competitive...

ACS (American Cycle Systems) was founded over 50 years ago by aerospace engineers. They pioneered BMX components like alloy hubs, the ACS Rotor,...

Addicks was a BMX component manufacturer in the 1970s and 1980s, known for producing innovative chainrings, spiders, and seat post clamps that were...

Aero BMX was a lesser-known brand from the early BMX boom of the late 1970s and early '80s. Known for their lightweight frames...

Akibo was a Japanese BMX brand that produced high-quality frames in the 1980s, such as the Akibo Pro, which was sold primarily in...

Akisu was a manufacturer known for producing BMX forks and components in the 1980s. They supplied parts for brands like Diamondback and Schwinn,...

Alex Rims, a Taiwanese company, became a key player in BMX by producing durable and lightweight rims that were widely used in racing...

Offering a wide range of high-quality decals, perfect for BMX enthusiasts and collectors. Their collection includes old-school BMX decals for various iconic brands...

Alps was a lesser-known brand that produced high-quality BMX components, including handlebars and other anodized alloy parts, which were popular in the early...

Founded in 1932 in Italy, Ambrosio initially gained fame for its high-quality rims and handlebars, which were used by professional cyclists in prestigious...

Anlun, based in Taiwan, was a manufacturing contractor that produced BMX frames and components for several well-known brands in the 1980s. Known for...

Answer BMX, established in the 1990s, is renowned for its high-performance racing components, including carbon fiber forks and handlebars, favored by professional riders.

Apollo BMX, a sub-brand of Kuwahara, gained popularity in the 1980s for its affordable and reliable bikes, catering to both beginners and enthusiasts.

Araya, a Japanese company, revolutionized BMX with its lightweight aluminum rims, such as the iconic Araya 7X, which became a staple in the...

Asco was a lesser-known BMX brand that produced components and bikes in the early days of the sport, contributing to the growth of...

Ashtabula, based in Ohio, was known for producing forged steel BMX components like cranks and forks in the 1970s. Their parts were widely...

Astron BMX, active in the 1980s, was known for its limited production of high-quality frames, often used by competitive racers.

Atala, an Italian company founded in 1907, entered the BMX market in the 1980s, producing bikes that combined European craftsmanship with BMX innovation.

Add a unique touch to your ride with Aussie BMX decals! These high-quality, weather-resistant decals are perfect for customizing your bike with bold...

AWS was a niche BMX brand from NewZealand known for its limited production of high-quality aluminum frames in the 1980s. Their frames were...

Bandito BMX emerged in the 1980s, offering high-performance race frames tailored for competitive riders. The brand built a loyal following for its unique...

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BB Racin (also known as BB Racing) was a boutique BMX brand that flourished briefly during the golden era of BMX. Focused on...

(Bicycle Corporation of America) is a more mass-market brand that has roots in producing a wide range of bicycles, including BMX models. While...

Beavers Bicycles was a legendary bike shop in Tarzana, So-Cal and loved by many riders all accross the USA.

Bennett BMX was a small-scale manufacturer during the early BMX racing scene. Known for their innovative designs and sturdy frame construction, Bennett bikes...

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Black Hawk BMX bikes were produced during the 1980s in West Australia. The brand had a strong regional presence and was popular with...

Blazer BMX was part of the early wave of BMX manufacturers in the late '70s and early '80s. Known for producing both complete...

Blue Max BMX was a brand introduced by BMX PRoducts Inc in the early 1980s as part of a special project. The bikes...

Boss BMX, founded in California during the early 1980s, quickly became a respected brand in the racing scene. Known for its high-quality chromoly...

Jeff Bottema, a BMX legend, launched the Bottema brand to produce durable, race-tested components—most famously the Bottema fork. Built to withstand the rigors...

Brackens Racing Products was created by former pro racer Darrell Brackens. Known for producing high-end BMX frames and forks in the late '80s...

Offering a variety of brakes and parts for BMX bikes, including: Shimano Tourney BMX 88 Caliper Springs: Replacement springs for old-school BMX brakes,...

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Brian MX was a niche BMX brand during the sport's early expansion, offering custom-built frames and parts. While less prominent than major brands,...

Bullseye Cycle Company, founded in 1973 by Roger Durham in Southern California, is a legendary name in BMX history. Known for its innovative...

Bully BMX was founded in 1989 by R.L. Osborn, a professional BMX rider and innovator in the freestyle scene. The brand quickly gained...

Bumblebee was a small-scale BMX brand that surfaced during the early days of BMX racing. Known for its bold name and grassroots appeal,...

BXC Racing was a boutique BMX brand that emerged during the height of BMX’s golden era. Focused on producing high-quality race frames and...

Campagnolo, an iconic Italian brand, is renowned for its high-end cycling components. While its primary focus has been on road cycling, Campagnolo briefly...

Originally established in 1969 as a road and touring bike brand, Centurion expanded into BMX during the 1980s. Known for their Japanese-manufactured frames,...

Chair was a Japanese bicycle parts maker, who produced bars and hubs.

Champion BMX was founded by Doug Schwerma in the mid-1970s. Known for their high-quality chromoly frames, Champion bikes were among the first to...

Charger BMX was a lesser-known brand that gained a following in the 1980s for its sturdy and affordable bikes. While not as prominent...

Established in 1947 by former professional cyclist Cino Cinelli, the brand is renowned for its innovative designs and high-quality components. While primarily focused...

The COBRA brand, associated with the Toowoomba Bicycle Company (TBC) in Australia, gained recognition in the 1980s for its high-quality BMX frames. These...

Concord was a brand introduced by Columbus Cycle and Supply Co. in the 1970s. Initially, Concord bikes were manufactured in Japan by Kuwahara,...

Cook Bros. Racing, founded by brothers Craig and Gary Cook in the late 1970s, was a pioneer in BMX innovation. The brand produced...

Crossrider was an Australian BMX brand made by Graecross that gained popularity in the 1980s. Known for its classic gusset designs and sturdy...

CW Racing, established in 1980 in California, became famous for its innovative frame designs and freestyle BMX bikes. The brand introduced unique features...

CYC, short for Cycle Youth Corporation, was a prominent BMX brand in the 1970s and 1980s. The brand was known for its lightweight...

Cycle Pro was a BMX brand distributed by West Coast Cycles in the 1970s and 1980s. The brand collaborated with Japanese manufacturers like...

Cyclops was an Australian brand that produced affordable and reliable BMX bikes for young riders. Known for their accessibility, Cyclops bikes were a...

Dan Gurney BMX bikes were introduced in the mid-1970s as part of a collaboration with All American BMX. Named after the legendary race...

The DeCoster BMX brand was named after motocross legend Roger DeCoster and was produced by BMX Products, Inc., the makers of Mongoose. These...

DG (Dan and Gary) BMX was founded in the 1970s in Southern California. Known for their high-quality chromoly frames, DG bikes were a...

Dia Compe, originally founded in Japan in 1930, became a leading manufacturer of bicycle brakes and components. The brand gained prominence in the...

Diamondback BMX was established in 1977 by Western States Imports in Newbury Park, California. Initially branded as "Diamond Back," the company quickly gained...

Over the years, Diamondback BMX expanded its influence beyond racing, embracing freestyle and other BMX disciplines. The brand's commitment to quality and design...

Dirt Bros, founded in the late 1980s, was a BMX brand that embodied the rebellious spirit of freestyle riding. Known for their rugged...

Dodsun was a Taiwanese manufacturer that produced BMX frames and components for various brands during the 1980s. Known for their quality craftsmanship, Dodsun...

Dorcy Motocross was a niche or lesser-known player in the BMX industry, which could explain the limited documentation.

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Dyno BMX was founded in 1982 by Bob Morales, initially focusing on BMX racing apparel and number plates. By 1985, financial challenges led...

Echo BMX gained recognition in the 1980s for its innovative helmets and accessories. The brand was particularly known for its quick-release helmet buckles,...

ELF (Extra Light Frames): ELF BMX was founded in 1981 by Ken Pendergraft, who sought to create lightweight and high-performance frames for BMX...

Elina is best known for its iconic BMX seats, particularly the Lightning Bolt series, which became a staple in the 1980s. These seats...

Falcon Pro BMX bikes were part of the Falcon Cycles brand, a company with a rich history dating back over 125 years in...

Fatrax was an Australian BMX brand that emerged in the 1980s. Known for its bold designs and sturdy frames, Fatrax bikes were a...

FMF (Flying Machine Factory): FMF began as a motocross brand but transitioned into BMX in the late 1970s. The company produced high-quality frames...

Free Agent was established in 1984 and quickly became a leading name in BMX racing. The brand is known for its high-performance bikes...

Free Spirit was a line of bicycles sold by Sears in the 1970s and 1980s. While not exclusively a BMX brand, Free Spirit...

Fuji, a Japanese brand established in 1899, is renowned for its road and touring bikes but also ventured into BMX during the late...

Futura BMX gained attention in the mid-1980s with its Freestyler model, which featured bold designs and vibrant color schemes. The brand catered to...

Galindo BMX, active during the late 1970s and early 1980s, was known for its high-quality handlebars and components. The brand gained a reputation...

Gary Fisher, a pioneer in mountain biking, also made contributions to BMX in its early days. Known for his innovative designs and engineering,...

Gary Littlejohn was a trailblazer in the BMX industry, credited with creating the first monoshock BMX frame and other groundbreaking designs like the...

Gary Turner, a professional drag racer and skilled welder, played a pivotal role in the history of BMX. In 1972, he built a...

G-Boy BMX was a niche brand from the late 1970s, recognized for its lightweight aluminum frames. These bikes were designed for competitive racing...

Gemini Bicycles, an Australian brand, emerged in the 1980s and gained popularity for its affordable and reliable BMX bikes. The brand played a...

General Bicycles, founded in the early 1980s, became a prominent name in freestyle BMX. Known for models like the General Hustler, the brand...

GHP (Greg Hill Products): GHP was founded by BMX legend Greg Hill in the early 1980s. The brand focused on producing high-performance racing...

Giant, established in 1972 in Taiwan, is one of the largest bicycle manufacturers in the world. While primarily known for road and mountain...

GJS (George, Jeff, and Scott): GJS was a family-run BMX brand founded in 1978 by George Utterback and his sons, Jeff and Scott....

Mongoose Grips: Available in colors like black, blue, red, yellow, and white, priced at $43 AUD. Winners Choice Grips: Clear grips made from...

GT BMX was founded in 1972 by Gary Turner and Richard Long in Santa Ana, California. It all began when Turner, a professional...

GT BMX was established in 1972 by Gary Turner and Richard Long in Santa Ana, California. The story began when Turner, a seasoned...

Hallmark BMX bikes were a part of the Apollo brand, which was popular in Australia during the 1980s. Known for their affordability and...

Hanimex, an Australian company, was primarily known for its consumer goods, but it also ventured into bicycles, including BMX models, during the 1970s...

Hank & Frank was a well-known BMX shop in California during the late 1970s and 1980s. The shop not only sold BMX bikes...

Haro Bikes, founded in 1978 by Bob Haro, is one of the most iconic names in BMX history. Known as the "Father of...

Hattori was a Japanese BMX brand that gained attention in the early 1980s. Known for models like the Hattori Pro Sight, the brand...

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Healing Industries, based in New Zealand, was a prominent name in the BMX scene during the late 1970s and 1980s. The brand produced...

Hoffman Bikes was founded in 1991 by BMX legend Mat Hoffman. The brand became synonymous with innovation and durability, producing bikes designed to...

Hotfoot BMX bikes were introduced by Repco, an Australian company, in the late 1970s and 1980s. Manufactured by Giant in Taiwan, these bikes...

Hsin Lung is a Taiwanese company known for manufacturing bicycle components, including handlebars, stems, and other parts. The brand gained recognition in the...

We offer a variety of hubs and parts for BMX bikes, including: Track Axle Nut Sets: Chrome swivel nuts in various thread sizes,...

Huffy, founded in 1892 in Dayton, Ohio, is one of the most iconic American bicycle brands. The company entered the BMX market in...

Hustler BMX bikes gained recognition in the 1980s for their rugged designs and affordability. While not as prominent as some other brands, Hustler...

Hyper Bicycles was founded in 1990 by former BMX pro Clay Goldsmid. Initially focused on high-end BMX racing frames, the brand gained prominence...

The Indi 500 bicycles have a fascinating history tied to Western Australia. These bikes were popular in the 1980s and 1990s, known for...

Jae Hwa was a Taiwanese manufacturer that produced BMX frames and components for various brands during the 1980s. Known for their quality craftsmanship,...

Jag BMX, founded by Renny Roker in the late 1970s, played a pivotal role in the early days of BMX racing. The brand...

Jamis Bicycles, established in the 1970s, initially focused on cruisers before expanding into BMX in the 1980s. Known for their innovative designs and...

Joytech, established in 1971 in Taiwan, is a leading manufacturer of bicycle hubs and components. While not exclusively a BMX brand, Joytech hubs...

JT Racing, founded in the late 1960s by John and Rita Gregory, initially focused on motocross gear before expanding into BMX. The brand...

K2, originally known for its ski equipment, ventured into BMX in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The brand produced high-quality bikes like...

Kabuki was a sub-brand of Bridgestone, a Japanese company, and produced BMX bikes in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Known for their...

Kashimax, a Japanese company established in 1936, is renowned for its high-quality BMX seats, particularly the Aero series. These seats became iconic in...

Named after the legendary motorcycle racer, Kenny Roberts BMX bikes were introduced in the 1970s. These bikes were known for their robust frames...

KHS Bicycles, founded in 1974, is a Taiwanese brand that gained recognition for its BMX models under the Free Agent name. Known for...

Kin Lin is a Taiwanese manufacturer known for producing alloy rims for BMX and other bicycles. Their rims gained popularity in the 1980s...

oizumi was a Japanese manufacturer that produced BMX frames for various brands in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Known for their precision...

Laguna BMX was founded in 1975 by motocross champion Jimmy Weinert and Jerry Bartlett in Laguna Niguel, California. The brand produced high-quality BMX...

Lawwill Knight Company was established by Mert Lawwill, a former motorcycle racer, and Terry Knight. The brand is best known for its Pro...

Light up your passion for BMX with custom LED signage! Perfect for your garage, bedroom, or BMX shop, these vibrant signs add a...

Lee Chi is a Taiwanese manufacturer known for producing affordable BMX brakes and components. The brand gained recognition in the 1980s for its...

Lotus was a bicycle brand created by Lotus International Corp. in the 1970s. While primarily known for road bikes, Lotus also ventured into...

LRV (Leisure Recreation Vehicles) was a BMX brand active in the 1970s. Known for producing durable and versatile bikes, LRV catered to both...

Madison BMX bikes were manufactured in Australia and were closely associated with the Koizumi factory in Japan. Known for their high-quality frames, Madison...

Maillard, a French company, was primarily known for its bicycle hubs and freewheels. The brand produced BMX hubs in the 1980s, which were...

Malvern Star, founded in 1903 in Melbourne, Australia, is one of the country's oldest bicycle brands. The company entered the BMX market in...

Marlyn BMX bikes, including models like the "Red Devil," were popular in Australia during the 1980s. Manufactured in Japan, these bikes were known...

Maruishi, a Japanese brand with roots dating back to the late 19th century, is one of the oldest bicycle manufacturers in the world....

Master Sports was a BMX brand that gained recognition in the 1980s for its high-performance freestyle bikes. Known for their innovative designs and...

Matthews BMX, founded in the 1970s, was an early innovator in the sport. The brand is best known for its monoshock frames, which...

Maxxim was an Australian BMX brand that operated in the 1990s. Based in Redcliffe, Queensland, the company produced high-quality frames and forks that...

Miki Sakai was a Japanese manufacturer that produced BMX frames for various brands during the 1970s and 1980s. Known for their precision and...

MKS (Mikashima): MKS, a Japanese company established in 1943, is renowned for its high-quality bicycle pedals. In the BMX world, MKS pedals like...

Mongoose BMX was founded in 1974 by Skip Hess in Simi Valley, California. The brand made its mark with the introduction of the...

Over the decades, Mongoose BMX has remained a key player in the evolution of BMX culture. From iconic models like the Supergoose and...

Monty was founded in 1984 in Barcelona, Spain, by Pere Pi, a former motocross rider and engineer. Initially producing BMX and trials bikes,...

Morrison was a New Zealand-based brand that produced bicycles, including BMX models, during the 1970s and 1980s. Known for their locally manufactured bikes,...

Moto Pro BMX bikes were introduced in the 1970s and were known for their rugged designs and motocross-inspired aesthetics. The brand catered to...

Motoguard was a BMX brand that gained recognition for its innovative frame designs and components in the 1980s. Known for their durability and...

MotoTrac was a BMX brand associated with BMX Products, Inc., the makers of Mongoose. The MotoTrac frames shared similarities with Mongoose designs but...

MT Racing was a BMX brand that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Known for their lightweight chromoly frames, MT Racing...

Murray began as a bicycle manufacturer in the 1930s and entered the BMX market in the late 1970s. Their budget-friendly BMX bikes were...

National Matsushita Electric, now known as Panasonic Corporation, was a prominent Japanese company that ventured into various industries, including bicycles. Under the National...

Navajo Racing Products was a BMX brand known for its high-quality frames and components during the 1980s. The brand catered to BMX racers...

The National Bicycle Association (NBA), later known as the National Bicycle Motocross Association (NBMXA), was the first BMX sports sanctioning body in the...

Nitto, a Japanese company established in 1923, is renowned for its precision-crafted bicycle components. In the BMX world, Nitto gained recognition for its...

Nomura Racing, founded by Wade Nomura, was a boutique BMX brand that produced high-end aluminum frames in the late 1970s and early 1980s....

Northern Star was an Australian BMX brand active in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Manufactured in Melbourne, these bikes were often sold...

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Neal Enterprises Proto Plates are iconic BMX number plates that were first introduced in the late 1970s or early 1980s. These plates are...

Odyssey BMX, founded in 1985 in California, is a leading manufacturer of BMX parts and accessories. The brand revolutionized the sport with innovations...

OGK, short for Osaka Grip Kako, is a Japanese company established in 1948. While primarily known for its bicycle grips and helmets, OGK...

Orion BMX bikes were manufactured in Taiwan and distributed in Australia during the 1980s. Known for their sturdy frames and affordability, Orion bikes...

While primarily recognized for its contributions to mountain biking, Pace Cycles originated in the UK in the late 1980s and explored the BMX...

Pacific Cycle, established in 1977 and headquartered in Wisconsin, has been a major distributor of bicycles across various categories, including BMX. The company...

These pad sets are perfect for adding a vintage or stylish touch to your BMX bike. Custom printing available.

Panda BMX was active during the 1970s and 1980s and is notable as one of the first brands to mass-produce BMX frames in...

BMX Parts Hubs and Axles: Replacement kits for Skyway Tuff wheels and other old-school BMX hubs. Brake Components: NOS Shimano brake cables and...

Patterson BMX has a rich history in the world of bicycle motocross. The brand, Patterson Racing, was known for its high-quality BMX bikes...

Peddlepower was a BMX brand that predated the formation of Powerlite, created by Steve Rink in the 1970s. Renowned for its high-performance chromoly...

Peugeot, the historic French cycling brand established in 1882, expanded into the BMX market during the 1980s. Known for their elegant and durable...

Phase 2 BMX was known in the 1980s for producing lightweight titanium and chromoly frames for competitive racing. The brand earned a loyal...

A variety of BMX number plate decals, including: Mongoose Plate Numbers: Available in various designs, such as white or black outlines, priced at...

Powerlite, originally an evolution of Peddlepower, became a prominent BMX brand in the 1980s. Specializing in lightweight and durable chromoly frames, Powerlite bikes...

PR Racing emerged in the 1980s as a manufacturer of high-performance BMX frames designed for competitive racing. Known for their precision engineering, PR...

Premier Cycles, originally based in Coventry, England, expanded its operations internationally, including ventures in Japan. In the early 20th century, the company faced...

Pro Neck, established in the late 1970s in Southern California, became famous for its high-quality stems and chainrings. Known for their durability and...

Pro-Line is closely associated with Redline Bicycles, which introduced the Pro-Line series in 1977. These bikes were designed for professional BMX racing, featuring...

Pro-Star is often linked to Hutch BMX, known for its high-end racing bikes. The Hutch Pro-Star, in particular, is celebrated for its exceptional...

Profile Racing began in 1968 as a racecar chassis shop before transitioning to BMX in 1978. They revolutionized the sport with their durable,...

Rromotional items for BMX enthusiasts, including: T-Shirts: Iconic brand designs for about $30 AUD. Hoodies: Old-school styles starting at $55 AUD. Banners: Classic...

Puch, an Austrian company founded in 1899, is renowned for its bicycles, motorcycles, and mopeds. In the 1980s, Puch ventured into BMX, producing...

Quicksilver was one of the first Australian-made BMX brands, emerging in the late 1970s. Known for its high-quality frames, the brand played a...

R&R Racing BMX Products was a BMX brand known for its high-performance frames and components. Active during the 1970s & 80's, the brand...

Race Inc. BMX was founded in 1974 by Bill Bastian, a pioneer in aluminum frame construction. The company gained recognition for producing some...

Raleigh, a British bicycle manufacturer established in 1887, entered the BMX market in the 1980s with models like the Burner series. These bikes...

Ramondo bicycles were manufactured in Adelaide, South Australia, and are believed to have been an offshoot of Ricardo Cycles. Known for their quality...

Rampar was a BMX brand created by Raleigh in the 1970s. The name stands for "Raleigh American Parts," and the bikes were designed...

Rebel Racing was a BMX brand that gained popularity in the 1980s for its high-performance frames and components. Known for their durability and...

Redline BMX, founded in 1970 by Linn Kastan in Chatsworth, California, started as a company producing high-quality motocross and BMX parts. By the...

Established in 1970 by Linn Kastan in Chatsworth, California, Redline BMX began as a producer of top-tier motocross and BMX components. By the...

Reliance BMX bikes were manufactured in Australia by Reliance Plastics & Bicycle Industries. Known for their robust construction, Reliance bikes were sold in...

Renthal, founded in 1969 by Andrew Renshaw and Henry Rosenthal, is a renowned brand in the cycling and motocross industries. The name "Renthal"...

Repco, an Australian brand established in 1922, ventured into BMX during the 1980s. Known for their affordable and reliable bikes, Repco BMX models...

Revcore was a high-end BMX brand that emerged in the 1980s as an offshoot of CW Racing. Known for their precision-engineered frames and...

Reynolds is a British company renowned for its high-quality bicycle tubing, including the iconic Reynolds 531. While not exclusively a BMX brand, Reynolds...

Ricardo Cycles, based in South Australia, produced a range of bicycles, including BMX models, during the 1970s and 1980s. Known for their locally...

Road King BMX bikes were manufactured in Australia and gained popularity in the 1980s. Known for their sturdy frames and affordability, Road King...

Roadmaster, established in 1935 by the Cleveland Welding Company, initially focused on producing children's bicycles and toys. In the 1970s, the brand expanded...

Robinson Racing was founded by Chuck Robinson in the late 1970s. Known for its high-quality chromoly frames, the brand quickly gained a reputation...

Named after motocross legend Roger DeCoster, this BMX brand was produced by BMX Products, Inc., the makers of Mongoose. The bikes were sold...

Ross Bicycles, founded in 1946, entered the BMX market in the 1970s. Known for their robust and innovative designs, Ross BMX bikes gained...

While primarily known for its motorcycles, Royal Enfield briefly ventured into BMX during the 1980s. The brand produced durable and stylish bikes that...

RRS (Redlands Racing Systems): RRS was a BMX brand associated with Redlands Schwinn in California. Known for its innovative designs and high-performance frames,...

S&M Bikes was founded in 1987 by Chris Moeller and Greg Swingrover in Southern California. The brand quickly gained a reputation for producing...

S&S Works was a niche BMX brand known for its high-performance exhaust headers and started making bmx frames and components in the 1980s....

Schauff, a German bicycle manufacturer established in 1932, ventured into BMX in the 1970s and 1980s. Known for their precision engineering and innovative...

Scorpion BMX bikes were manufactured in Chatsworth, California, during the 1970s and 1980s. Known for their high-quality frames and components, Scorpion bikes were...

SE Racing, founded in 1977 by Scot Breithaupt in Long Beach, California, played a pivotal role in BMX history. Known for iconic models...

wE offer a variety of old-school Mongoose seats, including the MX saddle in black, red, blue, and yellow. These seats are reproduction models,...

Selle Royal, an Italian company founded in 1956 by Riccardo Bigolin, is renowned for its innovative bicycle saddles. While primarily focused on road...

Seriprint is known for its contributions to old-school BMX culture, particularly in creating high-quality decals and designs for BMX bikes. Seriprint's work has...

Shimano, a Japanese company founded in 1921, is a global leader in bicycle components. In the BMX world, Shimano introduced the DX series...

Shogun Bicycles, originally a Japanese brand, gained popularity in the 1980s for its BMX and mountain bikes. Known for their sturdy frames and...

Silver sheild was a 70's bike shop and had thier own race team.

Silverton BMX bikes were manufactured in Australia and were known for their mid-level frames made from chromoly tubing. Popular in the 1980s, Silverton...