BMX

When we say that “we’ve been here for years”, we’re not kidding. The So Cal Flyer has been in the SE lineup for 15+ years! The frame features stiff Floval tubing, an internal headset, sealed bearing mid-bottom bracket, and wide rear stays.

When we say that “we’ve been here for years”, we’re not kidding. The So Cal Flyer has been in the SE lineup for 15+ years! The frame features stiff Floval tubing, an internal headset, sealed bearing mid-bottom bracket, and wide rear stays.

Get ready to roll with the new limited edition SE Bikes Staten Island Flyer, built to capture the vibe of NYC’s southernmost borough.

The PK Ripper was the raddest, baddest, and most famous bike during the first BMX boom in the early ‘80s. Fast forward 40 years and now it’s the 29” Big Ripper that’s on top.

When we say that “we’ve been here for years”, we’re not kidding. The So Cal Flyer has been in the SE lineup for 15+ years! When you’re ready to raise it up to 12 o’clock, the So Cal Flyer is the bike you need.

If you’ve ever seen Kris Fox ride, you know that he needs a bike that can keep up with his incredible speed and insane heights. And his signature Gaudium does just that.

The Slammer is the perfect first bike for the apiring BMX rider. An approachably priced model that's equally at home in the neighborhood and the skatepark.

The Performer combines reliable spec and affordability. With two top tube options (20.5 & 21) make this an ideal bike for both beginner and returning BMX riders.