SE RACING

SE Racing, founded in 1977 by Scot Breithaupt in Long Beach, California, played a pivotal role in BMX history. Known for iconic models like the PK Ripper and Quadangle, SE Racing introduced innovative designs such as floval tubing, which enhanced frame strength and performance. The PK Ripper, named after BMX racer Perry Kramer, became one of the longest-running production BMX bikes. SE Racing's contributions helped shape the sport, and the brand remains a symbol of BMX innovation and legacy.