Vintage Style BMX Bikes

Torker started in Fullerton, California, in 1976. Everything on this page is a new frame or bike built to honor an original from the Fullerton years, 1976 to 1984, and made to be ridden, not hung on a wall.

Which original each one honors

The MX26 and MX29 are named for the 1976 MX, the first Torker frame. The Barbarian-2 and Barbarian GEN II are named for Clint Miller. The EK 20 GEN II is named for Eddy King. The Pro-X brings back the 1984 Pro-X. The Freestylist frames follow Martin Aparijo's 1984 Freestylist, the first Torker built for freestyle.

Vintage style, not vintage used

These are brand-new bikes and frames, not forty-year-old survivors. They ship from Apple Valley, California, in 20, 24, 26 and 29 inch wheel sizes depending on the model. 2026 is Torker's 50th anniversary.

Restoring an original?

Read the history of the Fullerton era, or date your frame with the old-school Torker serial number guide. Questions? Contact us and we'll help.