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When we formed Supercross BMX, we weren't looking to start a new company. We already established a small apparel company, TECH BMX. At the time, we had no clue as to how we were going to build a high-end race frame. There was a lot of learning that needed to be done in the beginning!
The story has been told many times before, but we had a great little race team with TECH. Billy Harrison, Brian Lopes, Bogi Givens, Glenn Pavlosky. The problem was that we couldn't get anyone to supply our riders with frames. So we thought, why not just make our own? However, we didn't want to just do a frame, to do a frame, there had to be a reason behind it. The frame had to be better than the industry standard, it had to be the best there was!
Fast forward a few weeks and one night when we were doing gate practice behind the shop, when we really started to notice how much the frames of the day were flexing in the gate. We were getting over a 1/2" of chain droop. The rear ends were pulling hard, and that’s where we found our inspiration.
Bill Ryan (Current owner of Supercross) went in and drew up the first prototype of a Supercross BMX frame. It started with a basic front triangle, but where this design really stood out was closer to the rear end. Using the triangulation theory we came up with the secondary seat stay design that made the original Supercross frames so legendary in performance and shape.
That one evening at gate practice, which seemed to be like any other day, became the spark in creating the modern day SupercrossBMX.
From day 1, Bill designed each and every Supercross frame to address the largest technological limitations of the time. Since that day, we continue to utilize this formula in our mission of bringing you the best BMX products on the market. With each model, we grew, developed, and improved.
What we now present to you is the ever growing index and history of the Supercross BMX frames. We list out the major distinctions between product lines and how each frame is built upon the concept of always improving. We start with the 250 and go all the way up to the modern day pinnacle of BMX race frames, the ENVY BLK 2…
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