Dirt Jump Bikes
Radio Asura 26" Dirt Jump Bike
273 690 Ft 236 990 FtRadio Asura 26" Dirt Jump Bike
273 690 Ft 236 990 FtRadio Asura Pro 26" Dirt Jump Bike
410 490 Ft 370 990 FtRadio Minotaur 26" Dirt Jump Bike
351 890 FtWethepeople The Atlas 24" BMX Freestyle Bike
343 990 Ft 295 690 FtHaro Thread One 26" Dirt Jump MTB Bike
469 190 Ft 343 990 FtStolen Saint 24'' BMX Freestyle Bike
250 190 Ft 226 790 FtStolen Saint 24'' BMX Freestyle Bike
250 190 Ft 226 790 FtColony Eclipse 26" BMX Freestyle Bike
273 690 Ft 203 290 FtWhat Is a Dirt Jump Bike?
A dirt jump BMX is considered a hybrid between a mountain bike and a conventional BMX. Dirt jump BMX bikes are great for racing around dirt tracks and performing high, aerial tricks along the way. The bikes are known for being robust, strong and capable of withstanding the impacts from hard landings.
Dirt jump bikes are larger than other styles of BMX but smaller than dirt jump mountain bikes. Dirt jump BMX frames are usually built from steel or aluminum, ensuring a solid and durable construction. The wheels have a diameter of 24 or 26 inches and the standover height is lower than on a mountain bike.
More characteristics of these bikes include tall handlebars to reach greater heights as well as incredibly strong but light wheels.
Dirt Jumping Explained
In dirt jumping, the aim of the game is to perform stunts while completing a lap of the dirt track made out of soil. Riders perform high, aerial jumps and tricks while racing around a track built up of man-made mounds and kickers.
The riders are expected to take off from mounds, perform high, aerial jumps and then land on the mounds before continuing the course.
While similar to race BMX and mountain biking, there are some differences. For example, compared to race BMX or mountain biking where the goal is to complete the course the fastest, the aim with dirt jumping is to perform tricks with style. As a result, the jumps for dirt riding are bigger, so you can aim for the highest possible stunts.
The best place to practice your dirt jumping is at a pump track or other tracks with a range of jumps, rollers (rounded bumps) and berms (banked corners). This will allow you to get the most out of your bike.
The tricks of dirt jumping are similar to many styles of freestyle BMX, so if you are looking to get into freestyle check out our selection of BMX Freestyle Bikes.