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Start from a frame Building from a frame lets you choose every part. It suits riders who know what they want, a second bike, or anyone with a mechanic to build it. It usually costs more than a complete bike and takes tools and time. If you just want to ride, start with a complete bike . Wheelie bike frames C100 Pro V3 The C100 platform as a frame. 29-inch, heat-treated and reinforced, 2kg, with a gear hanger and a tapered head tube to ZS55/40 that takes a wide range of forks. The low seat tube gives you room to move and a lower balance point for wheelies. Kit it out from Wheelie Bike Parts . X1 A compact technical frame for 26 or 27.5-inch wheels, developed with riders in the UK, USA and Colombia. Removable dropouts with integrated peg mounts, so pegs load the dropout, not the axle. Disc-brake compatible, 135mm rear spacing, 30.9mm seatpost, threaded 73mm or BMX Mid bottom bracket. Designed around a 500mm axle-to-crown fork with 38mm offset. BMX frames All three are Sanko Japanese 4130 chromoly with a 75.5° head angle. P1 Park Sits a little lower for park: 11.6-inch bottom bracket, 8.5-inch standover. Two top-tube lengths, 20.4 or 20.8 inches. S1 Street A little taller for street: 11.7-inch bottom bracket, 9-inch standover. Two top-tube lengths, 20.76 or 21.05 inches. RT1 Ryan Taylor’s signature frame, with the shortest rear end of the three at 12.75–13.1 inches. See the RT1 range . Finish your BMX build from BMX Parts . FAQ What size frame do I need? The C100 Pro V3 and X1 are made in one size, designed for riders from around 5ft upwards. The P1 and S1 come in two top-tube lengths, but the differences are small. Can I run pegs on the X1? Yes. Pegs mount to the removable dropouts, which protects the frame and the axle. What fork does the X1 need? It’s designed around a 500mm axle-to-crown fork with 38mm offset. Match the fork to that figure or the head angle and bottom bracket height will change. Do frames come with parts? No. Frames are sold on their own, so the fo

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