The Torker Freestyle Collection

Freestyle BMX was born on a Torker. Bob Haro pulled the first tricks on a Torker. Eddie Fiola turned skateparks into a discipline on a Torker. The Freestylist and Freestyle frame designs from those years are the reason there's a freestyle category at all — and we still build them today, true to the original where it counts and updated where it had to be.

Read the full documented story — The History of Freestyle BMX, How It Started on a Torker.

The Freestyle Frames
  • Freestylist 2 Frame Set — the modern evolution of the original Freestylist that Bob Haro made famous.
  • 20" Freestylist Frame Set — the classic 20" build with the era-correct geometry.
  • 29" Freestylist Frame Set — the Freestylist DNA scaled up for big riders.
  • Freestyle Frame Set — the frame Eddie Fiola rode on the cover of BMX Action.
  • LP-F Freestyle Frame Set — the Torker LP race geometry, tuned for street and park.
  • Freestylist Bars — the bend that matched the frame.
Shop Display
  • Custom Shop Display Rug — for the dealer pit at Dirtyfest, the bike shop, or the home garage.

If you want a bike with a real claim to BMX freestyle's origin, this is where it lives. Ships same day from Apple Valley, California.