Mongoose Bikes has upgraded its already high-quality BMX bike called Subject for 2012. For grinds and tricks, two stunt pegs are included in the complete street setup of this BMX bike. Added to the black and purple color scheme is a new and great-looking silver and blue color option.

Included in the extensive list of the exciting upgrades of the 2012 model of the Subject are its 36-hole wheels, full gyro braking system, three-piece cranks, KMC chain and plastic pedals, and its very popular 25-9 sprocket setup.

Offering topnotch spec at a very low price, the 2012 Mongoose Subject BMX Bike has the qualities of a best-seller. Aside from its high-quality components and reliable performance, this BMX machine has a nice looks, which Mongoose bikes have been known for.

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A new BMX bike called Ammo has been introduced by Blank Bikes for 2012. It is built from a Blank Hi Ten Frame, which comes with Blank’s Compound forks, Compound 7.5in bars, a Compact 55mm front loaded stem, and a Stencil all-in-one seat and post combo.

Featured by the Ammo is a 25-9 gearing, a gyro braking system, Wellgo Plastic Freestyle pedals, alloy U-Brakes, and a 20.35in top tube. Other specs include a 10mm Unsealed front hub and a 14mm nine-tooth Cassette rear hub as well as Innova IA-2096 20in x 2.2in tires.

Combining a simple look and reliable quality, the 2012 Blank Ammo BMX Bike is one fine machine. What gives the Ammo a not so ostentatious but nice look is the combination of a classy flat black and purple paint job. Its graphics, hubs, stem, and seat clamp are all purple.

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Brand new for 2012, the Icon BMX bike is reintroduced by Blank Bikes with a new look. All original from Blank is its lightweight 4130 trimoly frame with a 20.75in top tube, Generation 1020 tapered forks, Compound 8in Bars, Compact 55mm front loaded stem, and a Stencil one-piece seat and post combo.

The new Icon has one gear, a nine-tooth cassette, and 25-tooth sprocket chain rings. It comes complete with 25/9 gearing on its three-piece chromoly cranks. All 36-holes are its unsealed alloy 10mm front hub, the 14mm rear hub with semi-sealed cassette hub, and alloy rims.

Like the previous models, the new 2012 Blank Icon BMX Bike still maintains a neat and very striking aesthetics. The two color options are black with blue and white with blue. Other nice features include an anodized 45/45 internal headset, Odyssey Twisted PC pedals, and Innova front and rear tires.

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With an American BB frame, the Wildman is redesigned by SE Bikes to be among the toughest BMX machines for 2012. This is the ideal bike to begin tearing up the trails and streets. Featured by its frame are an integrated seat clamp, Gyro mounts, and 6mm dropouts.

Weighing in at 11.72kg, this 2012 model is the lightest Wildman so far. In order to save much weight, tapered fork legs were added and other major changes on specs were made. On the other hand, it still allows for performing amazing tricks on the streets.

While the 2012 SE Wildman BMX Bike is made for high speed and workouts, its seat still guarantees a comfortable ride. This bike is for almost every rider, from beginners who are still entering the cycling scene to the professional ones who still want to enhance their skills.

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Unlike what its name suggests, the new BMX bike from SE Bikes called Hoodrich comes at an inexpensive price. Weighing in at 11.13kg, this bike comes complete with an extensive list of state-of-the-art components that offer what most riders are looking for in a BMX machine.

First off, the Hoodrich features a double-butted main frame, mid bottom bracket, cable guides, brake mounts, integrated head tube, and integrated seat clamp. Trails, street, and park are tackled by the bike’s big bars, Big Daddy Jack Hammer grips, and Odyssey pedals.

Though affordable, the 2012 SE Hoodrich BMX Bike guarantees a pro-level ride. The bike looks exquisite with its Red Ash colored frame, fork, bars, and cranks. Manualing becomes easier, thanks to its 13.75in in the center of the rear end, along with its 21in top tube and 74.5 head tube angle.

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SE Bikes has released one of the newest BMX bikes for 2012 called Everyday. Included in the the major features of this BMX bike are mid-bottom bracket, 25-9 gearing, and an integrated headset. Moreover, its affordable price makes it the everyday bike for almost everyone.

The designs of the frame of the Everyday are similar to that of the Hoodrich, which is also from SE Bikes. However, the Everyday has a 20.5in top tube and utilizes Hi-Ten tubing in place of a Cr-Mo frame, fork, and bars. The whole bike weighs in at 11.52kg.

As the name implies, the 2012 SE Everyday BMX Bike is the machine that can be used daily without easily getting worn out. With simple aesthetics, the bike offers great riding performance. Also featured by its durable frame are brake mounts, cable guides, and removable rotor tabs.

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For 2012, SE Bikes has completely chromed out the 26” BMX bike named OM Flyer. Aside from its unique style, this popular BMX bike takes pride in its well-known tubing and geometry, distinct SE hubs, and A’ME Cam grips. Its X-Pedo low profile platform pedals come with removable pins.

Featured by the OM Flyer frame are Retro dropouts, Looptail rear end, and 100% Cr-Mo tubing. Not only is this BMX bike entirely designed with a spanking new glossy finish, the bike include a 100% Cr-Mo Landing Gear fork and Bubble Mohawk hubs.

Aside from being one of the few chrome bikes out there, the 2012 SE 26” OM Flyer BMX Bike is also one of the most coveted machines on the BMX market today. Included in the list of impressive specs of this 13.18kg BMX bike are KMC Z33, Tektro brakes, and alloy valve caps.

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