BMX

When we say that "we've been here for years", we're not kidding. This is the 15th year in a row that the So Cal Flyer has been in the SE lineup. The frame features stiff Floval tubing, an internal headset, sealed bearing mid-bottom bracket, and wide rear stays. The parts package boasts 24" x 2.4" Bozack tires, double-wall rims, Raise It Up! seat, and SE nylon fiber pedals. When you're ready to raise it up past 12 o'clock, the So Cal Flyer is the bike you need! - Lightweight 6061 aluminum Floval tubing frame with internal headset, mid-bottom bracket, and SE Wave dropouts - Double-wall rims with alloy hubs - SE Bozack 24" x 2.4" tires - So Cal Flyer seat with super grippy top cover - SE Bike Life grips with rubber end plugs - Retro top-load stem with hidden top cap for a clean look - 3-piece tubular cranks with custom SE Racing sprocket - SE nylon fiber pedals - SE Wheelie pegs and alloy valve caps included - 28.3 pounds

The PK Ripper was the raddest, baddest, and most famous bike during the first BMX boom in the early 80s. Fast forward 40 years to today and now it’s the 29” Big Ripper that’s on top during the Big Bike BMX boom. This Big Ripper frame now comes equipped with an American bottom bracket and an OG seatstay wishbone plate just like the original PK Ripper. The 29” x 2.4” SE Bozack tires are just wide enough to give stability and cushion, but also roll extremely fast. Whether you are an old school BMX rider reliving your youth or a new school SE bike life rider raising it up, the Big Ripper is for you. 

To celebrate the life and times of SE’s founder, Scot Breithaupt, and SE’s motto of “BMX Innovations,” we created a bike like you’ve never seen before. The 27.5+ OM-Duro takes its design cues and aesthetics from the legendary OM Flyer and mixes in some radical mountain bike-style upgrades. This wildly unique bike comes in standard and XL sizes and features big 27.5 x 3.0” tires, a SRAM GX 1x10 drivetrain, Tektro Auriga disc brakes front and rear, a new external bottom bracket, and internal cable routing for a dropper seatpost. BMX meets mountain bike; there are no boundaries. Key Features - Cr-Mo OM-Duro frame with looptail rear end, Euro 73mm bottom bracket, 148mm dropout spacing, internal cable routing for dropper post, fixed dropouts and removable derailleur hanger - Full Cr-Mo Landing Gear forks with 110mm-spaced dropouts - 27.5” x 2.8” Vee Tire Co x SE Racing T-Fatty tires - CNC alloy narrow/wide sprocket - SRAM GX 1x10 derailleur, 10-speed 11-36T cassette - SRAM GX 1x10, Trigger Shifter with exact actuation - Tektro Auriga disc brakes with dual piston & automatic caliper positioning - SE Flyer seat with bottle opener - External bottom bracket - SER padset - 38 pounds / 38.1 pounds for XL Sizing - 22.3-inch = Standard - 23.2-inch = XL

We really upped the ante this year with the introduction of the 29” Big Ripper HD. This bad boy comes equipped with Tektro hydraulic disc brakes and a LOUD 9-pawl 16T freewheel. The frame features an internally machined integrated head tube, Floval Tubing, looptail rear end, American bottom bracket, and classic PK Ripper style wishbone plate. Combine all of this with the super grippy SE Bozack tires and this very well may be the raddest Big Ripper yet. Key Features - Retro 6061 aluminum Big Ripper frame with Floval tubing, internally machined integrated head tube, looptail rear end, American bottom bracket, and classic PK Ripper style wishbone plate - Full Cr-Mo Landing Gear forks - FSA Orbit CE integrated sealed bearing headset - Double-wall rims with sealed-bearing and high-flange hubs and LOUD 9-pawl 16T freewheel - SE 3-piece V-Ridge cranks with alloy SE sprocket - Authentic ODI Mushroom II grips with 45 Years of Radness SE Donuts - SE Bozack 29” x 2.4” tires - SE Flyer seat with SE bottle opener - Tektro hydraulic disc brakes with easy to adjust open system, dual piston, 160mm rotors - SE 45 Year Anniversary padset - SE Wheelie pegs - 33.5 pounds