The Freestyle Collection

Freestyle BMX Frames — Born on a Torker Since 1980

This isn't just a collection of freestyle BMX frames. This is where the sport was born.

When Bob Haro first started doing tricks on a bicycle in the late 1970s and early 1980s, he was riding a Torker frame. When Eddie Fiola — the King of the Skateparks — followed those moves into skateparks across California, he was on a Torker too. The sport of BMX freestyle — the moves, the culture, the athletes, the entire industry that grew from those parking lot sessions — traces its DNA directly back to these frames. Not to another brand. To Torker.

That's not marketing. That's history. And now we're honoring it.

The Freestylist

Back in 1984, only 75 of the original 20" Freestylist frames were ever made. It was the first frame Torker built specifically for freestyle BMX — designed by Martin Aparijo and McGoo to built the best Freestyle Frame ever, and it became one of the most iconic bikes of the entire old-school era.
Now, we've brought it back as a faithful reissue of the original styling, built with the same spirit as the original, but with modern geometry, perfect for today's riders.

Available in 20" and in a 29" Freestylist for adult riders who want the Freestylist DNA in a full-size format.
Also available as the Freestylist 2, featuring frame and fork standers like the original from 1984, but with modern geometry.

The Freestyle Frame Set

The frame that Eddie Fiola rode when he got his first cover of BMX Action magazine. The King of the Skateparks made this frame legendary.
Now it's back — faithful to the original styling, but with modern geometry, built for today's riders. If you know who Eddie Fiola is, you know exactly what this frame means.

The LP-F Freestyle Frame Set

A modern reimaging of original Torker LP that started the freestyle movement — adapted for modern freestyle riders like Dravin Groove.
This is the frame for riders who want the classic LP twin top tube look, but need a geometry optimized for street, park, trails, or anything else you can throw at it.

What's included in the Freestyle Collection
  • Torker Freestylist Frame Set (20") — the modern interpretation of the 1984 Freestylist with modern geometry
  • Torker Freestylist 2 Frame Set — 1984 Freestylist styling with frame and fork standers, but with modern geometry
  • Torker 29" Freestylist Frame Set — for adults or riders that just want a BIG freestyle frame
  • Torker Freestyle Frame Sets — the Eddie Fiola frame and fork, back for a new era of rider
  • Torker LP-F Freestyle Frame Set — classic LP styling with updated geometry for modern freestyle riding
  • Skyway Tuff Wheels — the original freestyle wheels, as ridden by the legends
  • Retro padsets, jerseys, and era-correct accessories

All frames are limited edition. Our site shows live inventory — if you can add it to cart, it ships same day from Apple Valley, California. Once they're gone, they're gone.

"Freestyle was born on a Torker. Now you can ride one."