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BMX and Dirt Jump Bikes

BMX and Dirt Jump bikes are designed for jumps, tricks and riding on pump tracks, dirt jump trails and in bike parks. When choosing a bike, consider its size, wheel size, construction and the type of riding the model is designed for.

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What is the difference between BMX and Dirt Jump bikes?

BMX and Dirt Jump bikes are designed for tricks, jumps and technical riding, but their construction and intended use can differ. Traditional BMX bikes are usually more compact, with smaller wheels and a rigid fork, while Dirt Jump bikes are closer in design to mountain bikes, typically featuring larger wheels and a front suspension fork.

The current Velonova range includes Specialized P.Series bikes. This series is designed for jumps and technical riding, while different P.Series models and wheel sizes allow riders to choose a bike according to their height and riding style.

How to choose a BMX or Dirt Jump bike?

First consider where you plan to ride and what kind of tricks or jumps you want to perform. A Dirt Jump bike is well suited to dirt jump trails, pump tracks and bike parks, where manoeuvrability, stability on landings and precise bike control are important.

Choosing the right bike and wheel size is equally important. Specialized P.Series bikes are available with different wheel sizes, so the specific model should be chosen according to the rider's height, riding experience and the manufacturer's sizing recommendations.

What else should you consider when choosing?

Wheel size. Smaller wheels help maintain a compact and manoeuvrable feel, while larger wheels can provide greater stability. The right option depends not only on rider height but also on the specific model and preferred riding style.

Fork. Dirt Jump bikes often use a front suspension fork designed to absorb impacts when landing jumps. Traditional BMX bikes more commonly use a rigid fork.

Components. Simplicity, durability and precise handling are important for bikes in this category. When comparing models, consider the brakes, drivetrain, tyres and intended use of the specific bike rather than simply the number of components.

If you are looking for a more versatile bike for forest trails and off-road riding, explore our mountain bikes (MTB). You can also find different types of bikes suitable for younger riders in our bikes for teenagers category.

Yes. Dirt Jump bikes are well suited to pump tracks thanks to their manoeuvrable design and geometry made for precise handling. The right bike and wheel size depends on the rider's height, experience and the specific model.

Specialized P.Series models are available with different wheel and frame sizes, so the right choice depends on the rider's height and preferred riding style. When choosing a specific model, follow its size chart and the manufacturer's rider height recommendations.

These bikes are primarily designed for tricks, jumps and riding on purpose-built tracks, so they are less practical for longer everyday journeys than city, hybrid or other versatile bikes. A BMX or Dirt Jump bike is the right choice when this type of riding is your main priority.