BMX Racing

Every week somebody emails me a chainring and cog number and asks if it's right. Forty-four sixteen. Forty-five seventeen. Thirty-nine fourteen. And every week the honest answer is that those two numbers by themselves don't tell either of us anything useful.

How to get your kid into BMX racing anywhere we ship: the governing bodies, free trial programs, age classes, and race ladders for the USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South America, and Japan, chapter by chapter.

How to pick the best BMX race bike for your kid: sizes by class and height from Micro Mini to Expert XL, frame materials, the parts that matter, and real price ranges. Plus the news: our first complete race bike line in over 15 years lands Christmas 2026.

Buying a high-end BMX race frame? Discover why 6069-T6 is replacing 7005-T6 as the gold standard, and what carbon gives you on the track. A plain English guide to weight, strength, and ride feel.

A step-by-step maintenance routine for your BMX race bike — washing, bolt checks, chain care, and the pre-race once-over that keeps your bike fast and safe.

What the Supercross Idler does, why it matters on the Vision F1 and RSX, and how to set yours up correctly.

Keegan Skinner is one to watch. At just 14, the NAG 6 rider out of Arizona combines size, experience, and focus, putting in the work on and off the track.

Supercross BMX is proud to announce a major expansion into Australian Distribution

A close look at Lexis Colby's Supercross race build in this Bike of the Month feature.

Justin Perkins' 2026 Vision F1 build, featured as Bike of the Month.

The Supercross BMX Canadian Factory Team returns, led by Ken Cools.

The 2025 Vision F1 updates, including a new 4XL size for the tallest riders.