Corey Reid — Supercross BMX Factory Team | Vet Pro · USA · Former AA Pro
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🇺🇸Corey Reid
Vet Pro · USA · Former AA Pro
Who Is Corey?
Corey Reid is a USA Vet Pro BMX racer on the Supercross BMX Factory Team. Nearly three decades on the bike. Originally from Idaho Falls, Idaho, now based in Glendale, Arizona. He lives for the gate drop and the intensity of race day — and he's been doing it long enough to make it look easy.
Corey raced AA Pro for the Speedline / Supercross factory team 15 years ago and contended at the 2010 USA BMX Grand National Pro Series Final. He spent years on the AA Pro circuit at the highest level of USA BMX, including multiple Bakersfield Pro Open wins. After a stint on other programs, he returned to the Supercross family as a Vet Pro — back on the brand that supported his AA Pro career, on a frame that didn't exist the first time around.
Outside racing, Corey's on a mountain bike, a wakeboard, or a snowboard. Same energy on every board, every gate. The Vision F1 is the frame he's racing now: the world's first monocoque carbon fiber BMX race frame, and the same factory platform the entire Supercross Pro roster races worldwide.
His Frame
Factory Ride
Supercross Vision F1
Material: Torayca carbon — aerospace-grade fiber construction
Construction: The world's first monocoque carbon fiber BMX race frame — no joints, no welds, no bonded areas
BB: Threaded Euro BB — field-serviceable at any track
Standards: 3× the EN BMX safety requirement
Construction: The world's first monocoque carbon fiber BMX race frame — no joints, no welds, no bonded areas
BB: Threaded Euro BB — field-serviceable at any track
Standards: 3× the EN BMX safety requirement
Full Bike Check
| Part | Spec |
|---|---|
| Frame | Vision F1 |
| Fork | Speedline SLT Tapered Cro-mo |
| Headset | Speedline Sealed Bearing Integrated |
| Stem | Speedline Elite — 60mm |
| Bars | Supercross Flatline |
| Grips | ODI Vans Lock-On |
| Brake Lever | Shimano XT M8100 |
| Brakes | Shimano XT M8100 |
| Seat | Supercross Elite Pivotal |
| Seat Post | Supercross Carbon Pivotal — 27.2 |
| Seat Clamp | Speedline Quick Release — 31.9 |
| Cranks | Speedline Spinners — 177.5mm |
| Rims | Speedline Slashers 406 |
| Hubs | Onyx |
| Pedals | HT SX-2 |
| Tires | Tioga Fastr-X |
Career History
| Year | Class | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | AA Pro | USA BMX Grand National Pro Series Final — racing AA Pro on the Speedline / Supercross factory team |
| Career | AA Pro | Multi-year USA BMX AA Pro — the highest amateur-pro class in the country |
| Career | Pro Open Wins | Multiple Bakersfield Pro Open wins |
| Now | Vet Pro | Supercross BMX Factory Team — Vet Pro class |
Beyond the Track
Coming Home to Supercross
Corey's path to the Supercross BMX Factory Team isn't a new chapter — it's a return. He raced AA Pro for the Speedline / Supercross factory team 15 years ago. After years racing other programs, he came back to the family. Both Supercross BMX and Speedline Parts are owned by Bill Ryan and have been based in California since Supercross's founding in 1989 — same brand, same family, same gate. The bike is different (carbon Vision F1 instead of cro-mo), and the Vet Pro class is a different fight than AA Pro — but the team and the philosophy are the same.
Off the Track
When Corey's not racing BMX he's on a mountain bike, a wakeboard, or a snowboard. Same edge work, same body position, same competitive streak — just a different surface. Three decades of riding doesn't slow down because of a snowy weekend.
Racing Profile
Former USA BMX AA Pro
Multi-year AA Pro at the highest level of USA BMX racing
2010 USA BMX Grand National Pro Series Final — AA Pro
Racing on the Speedline / Supercross factory team
Multiple Bakersfield Pro Open wins
Pro Open class winner across his AA Pro years
Nearly three decades on the bike
From Idaho Falls, Idaho to Glendale, Arizona — BMX racing all the way through
2026 Supercross BMX Factory Team — Vet Pro
Back on the brand he raced AA Pro for 15 years ago — now on the Vision F1 carbon platform
Mountain bike · wakeboard · snowboard
Off-track sports keep the edge sharp
Corey rides for the Supercross BMX Factory Team — 37 years of racing, built from the gate up in Apple Valley, California.
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