Top 10 Best Freestyle Bike Brands
You're cruising down the street, the wind in your hair, and the world becomes your own personal skatepark. That's the thrill of freestyle BMX, a sport built on creativity and raw talent. But to pull off those mind-bending tricks, you need the right machine under you.So, what makes a truly great freestyle BMX bike?
Well, it's about a perfect blend of durability, responsiveness, and let's be honest, a whole lot of style. There's a ton of awesome brands out there, each with their own unique take on the ultimate freestyle ride.

Thanks to Haro, I learned how to do a bunny hop. They could make them a little lighter, but I really do like my Haro, and I can't wait to get more parts.
I'm 41 years old and began riding Haro when I was 11. I just put my 1989 Haro Team Master back together. It feels as good now as it did when it was new. Great quality.
I just got my first Haro. It's the best bike. It's much better than the Mongoose and GT. Love it!

Really tough frame, will take you through hell and back, even if you slam hard.
I ride a GT Bump 2013. It is probably the best bike you could get for $400.
I've got a GT, it's sick for stunts and everything.

I like your bikes, man. Very good.

Great bike. Should be #1.

I like Mongoose, actually, I love it. I got a Mongoose Chase 2013, and it is brilliant with gyro tech and fat wheels.
If you can't find one, I would also recommend the Academy Fit 2.
Mongoose: a time-tested classic with a curriculum vitae to keep it solidly in the top ten, not to mention its extraordinarily great value.
Mongoose is the best bike. Its frame is light. In my opinion, it's the best bike ever. So if you don't have a Mongoose BMX bike, get one now!
Love all the We The People products I have bought. Never broken them. Awesome lifetime warranty.
WTP is my favorite for sure.
I have a We The People BMX, and it's good and very light. The We The People BMX will last many years with you.
This should be first on the top 10 list of the best BMX brands.
Fastest bike I have owned, extremely light with smooth handling.
Brakes work too, too, too well.
The frame is light, the tires are light, the chain is smooth, and the sprocket is mad, mad, mad small.
The RL20-ii model was the best freestyle bike in its day, and it's the most nostalgic freestyle bike ever made. Period. There's a reason they bring in so much money if you can find one nowadays.
My very first freestyle bike was a DK Six Pack. I loved it. My father had gotten it for me and added some of the best parts you can get. It was really lightweight and perfect. Unfortunately, it was in a fire, and it literally melted the rims. My grandpa threw it away (not happy). Right now, I am saving up for a new one. Can't wait.
Honestly, it's the best for pro jumps. It's light and has great weight distribution.
It is really light, and you can do a lot on it.
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I got a MirraCo Essex as my first bike, and it's not light, but not heavy either. It's a good brand for beginners, especially younger beginners.
I got one now, and it's just perfect.
Best bikes ever.
The Subrosa Novus line kills.
Maintain every day. 100% best brand in the game.
Kink has always made great bikes, but in more recent years, they have become one of the absolute best freestyle bikes money can buy.
I own a Kink Launch 2019 Elite Dealer Edition, and it is the best bike money can buy, in my opinion.
It is a good bike.
It's just an all-around good bike.

Giant should be number 1.
Nice, strong, and good-looking.
The best for ramps and tricks.
Best bike I've had so far out of 100 BMX bikes. I constantly have them, so when one is done, I'll grab another.
I have just bought my fifth Free Agent, and let me say, I love them all. They're fast, durable, and have some sick designs. - ReapersRampage