Mini BMX Parts

Mini BMX parts include wheels, tyres, hubs, frames, bars, cranks and pegs specifically designed for the rigours of mini BMX riding. Upgrading parts can improve durability, customise style or save weight. Whether you’re replacing broken components or building a custom mini BMX from scratch, choosing the right parts is crucial. Refer to our Mini BMX Buying Guide for compatibility and selection tips.

This collection covers spares and upgrades for mini BMX bikes, including tyres, pedals, seats, and pegs. Having access to replacement parts helps extend the life of these bikes and allows riders to customise performance. From colourful tyres to heavy-duty cranks, the options make it easy to create a unique setup.
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Why buy Mini BMX Parts?

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What wheel sizes are used?

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Mini BMX bikes typically use 10‑inch wheels with 3‑inch wide tyres. These small but sturdy wheels allow quick acceleration and stability on ramps and dirt jumps.

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Can I fit normal BMX parts on a mini BMX?

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Only some parts—like pedals, grips and some sealed bearings—are cross‑compatible. Most mini BMX parts are scaled specifically to fit the smaller frame and axle sizes.

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What are sealed bearings?

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Sealed bearings are enclosed and protected from dirt and moisture, requiring less maintenance and providing smoother rolling. Upgrading to sealed hubs and bottom brackets enhances performance and longevity.

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How do I choose a new frame?

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Look for chromoly or reinforced steel frames if you plan to perform big tricks. Lighter frames can improve manoeuvrability, but durability is key. Ensure the headtube and bottom bracket sizes match your existing components.

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Why upgrade the cranks?

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Three‑piece cranks offer strength and serviceability over one‑piece cranks. They allow you to replace individual arms rather than the entire crankset if one side bends or breaks.

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What types of pegs work on mini BMX?

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Pegs come in steel or aluminium and slide onto the axles for grinding. Make sure the peg diameter matches your wheel axles and that the length is appropriate for mini BMX geometry.

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Are aftermarket handlebars available?

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Yes. Mini BMX bars come in varying heights and widths to suit different riders. A taller bar provides better leverage for adults, while shorter bars are ideal for kids.

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Do I need special tools to install parts?

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Basic bike tools like hex keys, pedal wrenches and a chain breaker are sufficient for most mini BMX repairs. For sealed bearing upgrades, a bearing press or rubber mallet may be useful.