Street
Switch 20.75 Complete
£449.00
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Bikes should be ridden, not worshipped.
Freestyle Bikes is for BMX riders who care about how a bike feels when it leaves the ground, lands slightly sideways, gets thrown into a grind and comes back for another attempt. We focus on complete bikes and components with a clear purpose: reliable kit, sensible geometry and parts you can replace, tune and upgrade as your riding develops.
A first BMX shouldn't be a mystery. A serious build shouldn't require wading through pages of meaningless specifications. We explain the differences that actually change the ride — top-tube length, bar rise, gearing, crank length, tyre width, hub type and the trade-offs between weight and durability.
Whether you're buying a first proper 20-inch bike, refreshing a tired drivetrain or putting together a brakeless street build from the frame up, the goal is the same: get the setup right, then forget about it and ride.
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20.5, 20.75 or 21? Start with how you ride.
Top-tube length is one of the first numbers riders look at, but height is only part of the decision. Shorter front ends can feel quick and compact; longer bikes can offer more room and stability. Your bars, stem and frame geometry all contribute to the final position.
Our bike pages explain who each setup is intended for, rather than pretending one measurement can choose a bike for you.
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Complete bikes without the confusion.
A good complete BMX gives you a coherent starting point. Entry-level bikes prioritise value and manageable weight; higher-level completes increasingly use chromoly tubing, sealed bearings, stronger cranks and aftermarket-style components. We spell those differences out so you can see where the extra money goes.
Upgrade when there's a reason.
You don't need to replace half a new bike before its first session. Ride it. Learn what you like. If the bars feel low, change the cockpit. If the rear wheel has taken a beating, upgrade it when the time comes. If your riding becomes more specialised, choose parts that support it. A BMX build gets better when each change solves a real problem.
Street, park and dirt aren't uniforms.
Riding styles overlap. Plenty of riders hit rails one day and a concrete park the next. Our categories are useful starting points, not rules. We use them to explain characteristics — responsive geometry, tyre tread, peg compatibility, braking options and durability — while leaving the final setup to you.
Keep it running.
Tyre pressure, chain tension, spoke condition and tight bolts matter more than exotic maintenance rituals. The Ride Journal covers straightforward workshop jobs and setup changes you can tackle with a modest tool kit, along with clear signs that a job is better handed to a bike mechanic.