BMX

After more than 3 years of extensive research and development, Radio Raceline is beyond excited to bring you our first aftermarket race frame. The Helium Frame is constructed of hydro-formed 6061-T6 alloy, tested on the track and designed in conjunction with a team that has earned BMX race knowledge spanning 3 decades. The proven geometry and choice of sizes to fit every rider makes this frame a sure thing for any racer looking for a bump in performance, and the tubing has been specifically chosen to ensure a lightweight and responsive frame with an incredibly stiff back-end. Every frame includes a Promax quick release seat clamp so you can warm up and cool down right when you need to. Expect to see our debut frame on podiums across the globe during the upcoming season.

The Slammer has the aspiring Olympic skatepark rider in mind. The frame's geometry is quick and responsive, allowing the bike to handle easier as the young rider builds up their strength. Items like a cable detangler, sealed mechanism 14mm axle, 9T cassette hub, and adjustable railed saddle are the little details that will allow this future champion to practice with confidence.

The Williams frame is Nathan Williams' first signature frame from Kink and features modern street geometry while retaining a classic look. Despite the classic look though, the frame features several subtle details that should not be overlooked. The steeper 75.5-degree headtube is responsive, and the short 12.75" chainstay length makes the frame nimble without compromising on tire clearance; fitting up to 2.5" tires. The double butted toptube and downtube with gussets on both, ensure plenty of strength in the front end while the chainstay and seatstay bridge designs allot for generous tire clearance while adding as much stiffness as possible. Nathan's frame of course comes standard with integrated seat post clamp, integrated chain tensioners, and removable brake mounts. Additional details like the custom seatstay bridge badge inlay, and interior dropout knurling round out both the good looks and serious functionality of the Williams frame.