Freestyle

- 6061 aluminum frame with reinforcing gussets at critical points, internal headset, mid-BB shell, and disc rear dropout - 4130 Chromoly fork with disc mount - 29" double-wall alloy rims with 14mm rear axle, disc-ready sealed bearing hubs, and stainless steel spokes - 29" x 2.50" Maxxis Hookworm tires - Single-speed drivetrain - Three piece chromoly BMX cranks with sealed BB - Black Ops SpecOp custom BMX saddle with anti-slip surface - Black Ops SpecOp 4130 chromoly handlebar - Rear disc-brake with 2-finger lever - Black Ops rear pegs - Black Ops custom 3-piece pad set Suggested Rider Height: - 64" / 5'4" and up WEIGHTS: - Bike Weight: 33 Lbs - Rider Weight Limit: 250 Lbs

BMX or not, Chad is about that Bike Life! Riding around towns, throwing wheelies, listening to music and laughing with your friends, that is ALL CK! So it seemed to make sense to ask Chad to come up with a bike that he would be hyped to wheelie at ride-outs. The BMF is all of that, jewelry inspired graphics, paint that pops, and fitted with BMX level components so it could hold up in the air as well. The BMX is Chad Kerley, the BMF is Bike Life.

In 1979 artist Damian Fulton began drawing what is now the most iconic cartoon in BMX; Radical Rick. Along with characters like MX Mug, Spike Speedwrench and the infamous Skuzzer Switchblade, Radical Rick grew into one of BMX's most historical figures through the pages of BMX Plus! magazine. Over the course of the last year, we collaborated with Fulton to bring his art to life through these Radical Rick-themed 24", 26" and 29" models. If you're thinking that this might be the perfect combination of design, history, and bike life, we'd most definitely agree.