Tag Archives: BMX

Seventies Distribution launched the direct-to-consumer Backyard BMX website in late 2022. BikeBiz finds out how it’s supporting BMX stores. By Rebecca Morley

Seventies Distribution has launched a direct-to-consumer website, under the Backyard BMX name. The new website will feature all the 15+ brands and 3,500 products Seventies distributes for same-day shipping while supporting BMX shops and skateparks. Seventies has provided shops with a stock feed for many years but said it’s “very …

Halfords has appointed a new BMX ambassador, Charlotte Worthington. The retailer and Worthington have teamed up with Bikeability to give away 475 pre-pedalled bicycles across the country to equip children who don’t have access to a bicycle with the skills and confidence to cycle safely. Worthington said: “I’m thrilled to …

The BMX industry may sit on the periphery of the bike trade, but it’s often a portal into cycling for many youngsters. BikeBiz editor Alex Ballinger goes back to his roots to explore the current state of the BMX market

Michelin has launched two new BMX racing tyres, the Pilot SX and Pilot SX Slick. These performance tyres form part of the brand’s Racing Line range of rubber and are targeted at competitive racers and riders looking for ‘the ultimate blend of speed and grip to compete at the highest …

Cycling Insight research has revealed a slow decline in search volume for BMX and cyclocross in recent times… Track, cyclocross and BMX have their respective large followings, although perhaps perceived as more niche than road and mountain biking. As seen by the search interest graph, there’s a huge correlation to …

Haro Bikes is remanufacturing the Haro Sport and the Haro Master in Santa Ana, California for sale through Haro dealers worldwide. This is to commemorate the launch of the models over 35 years ago, in the spring of 1984. The First Generation Bob Haro Master and Mike Dominguez Signature Haro …

Despite a rich heritage in BMX, Bombtrack chose to take a chance in other disciplines. We caught up with Manuel Schuerholz to find out more