Free Agent BMX Bikes Review

Free Agent BMX Bikes began in 1984 when the world of BMX was still in its infancy stages. Since then, the company has steadily grown to produce some of the most sought after BMX bikes in the world. Currently, Free Agent BMX Bikes are sold in more than 38 countries including the United States.

Free Agent BMX Bikes fall into one of several categories including Street, Trail, Park, Vert and Team. Racing and kids bikes are also available from Free Agent BMX Bikes. Due to the different styles, each genre of bike offers different frame designs and parts. For instance, the Street Free Agent BMX Bikes are created with ride ability in mind while Vert bikes focus more on lightweight complete bikes that will fly through the air with ease.

The official Free Agent BMX Bikes website offers information on all Free Agent models from 2005 to present. There is an online catalog, but bikes must be purchased from a licensed dealer or online. In order to make the selection process easier, all frame geometry specifications are included on the website. The details described include tube length, chainstay length and tube angles.

Free Agent BMX Bikes are available with factory warranties on the frame, forks and parts. Chromoly frames are covered by a 25 year warranty while aluminum for only five years. All other parts area covered with a one year warranty. Due to the nature of BMX racing, Free Agent BMX Bikes are not covered by warranty if the damage is found to be a result of misuse or simply hard riding.

Finding Free Agent dealers in a given area is easy through the search engine on the website. Online retailers, however, are difficult to find with the dealers listed on the Free Agent website. A routine Internet search provides better information.

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Pricing

Free Agent BMX Bikes start at as little as $180 US for children’s models. Professional models can cost as much as $1000 US.