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cubsala Crossea 18 20 Inch Kids Freestyle BMX Bike for 5-13 Years Old | High Tensile Steel Frame, Optional Pegs Rod Rotator, Single/Dual U-brakes, Suitable for Beginner Level Rider

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Color: Black & Red


Size: 20 Inch


Set name: With 4 Pegs&360° Rotator


Features

  • BMX Bike for Beginners - Cubsala Crossea 20K Pro Freestyle BMX Bicycle is an ideal first step into the world of BMX for kids and beginners. Its design accommodates rider heights from 4'0'' - 5'11'', making it the perfect starter bike for young riders to take to the streets!
  • Durable Construction - The strong Hi-Ten steel frame of this BMX Bike offers dependable support and long-lasting comfort. With a 19.5'' top tube length, it's perfect for rides on the streets, in the park, or on trails.
  • Easy-to-Ride Design - This BMX bike features a drivetrain with a 165mm one-piece crank and a 36T chainring, and front and rear aluminum brakes for precise speed control. Its hand-brake levers enhance safety and make riding easier.
  • Reliable Wheelset - Cubsala Crossea 20K Pro BMX Bike comes with a 20'' x 2.4'' tire set mounted on aluminum single-wall 36H rims, a 3/8'' female axle front hub, and a 16T cog sealed bearing cassette rear hub. Included are four cool BMX pegs that add to the bike's versatility and style. A professional gyro can allow you to rotate the handlebar 360 degrees.
  • Easy Assembly and Warranty - This BMX Bike is 85% pre-assembled and comes with all the necessary tools for easy set-up. Plus, it's backed by a limited lifetime warranty, guaranteeing the quality and reliability of your purchase.

Description

cubsala Crossea 18 20 Inch Kids Freestyle BMX Bike for 5-13 Years Old

Bike Type: Kids Bike


Age Range (Description): Big Kid


Brand: cubsala


Number of Speeds: 1


Color: Black & Red


Frame Material: Carbon Steel


Suspension Type: Rigid


Special Feature: BMX pegs and gyro


Included Components: Kickstand, Peg, Tool Kit, User Manual


Size: 20 Inch


Bike Type: Kids Bike


Number Of Speeds: 1


Suspension Type: Rigid


Additional Features: BMX pegs and gyro


Brake Style: U Brake


Specific Uses For Product: learning BMX tricks and techniques, recreational riding in the neighborhood or local park, entry-level BMX racing or freestyle events


Power Source: Pedal power


Bicycle Gear Shifter Type: Thumb


Skill Level: Beginner


Bicycle Drivetrain Type: Single-speed


Size: 20 Inch


Frame Material Type: Carbon Steel


Wheel Material: Alloy Steel


Age Range Description: Big Kid


Brand Name: cubsala


Included Components: Kickstand, Peg, Tool Kit, User Manual


Model Name: Cubsala 20\ BMX Bike For Beginner-Crossea-K


Manufacturer: cubsala


Color: Black & Red


Theme: Freestyle BMX


Style Name: Crossea 20k'' Pro (With 4 Pegs & 360° Gyro)


Warranty Type: Limited


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 68 kg


Minimum User Height: 51 inches


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  • Absolutely worth the cost!
Color: Blue & Black Size: 18 Inch Set name: Without Pegs
My kids ride casually and have grown out of their smaller bikes. I am a lifetime BMX rider and was looking for bigger bikes so that we can continue riding together. I wanted to buy two higher end 18" BMX bikes but could not justify the cost. Global manufacturing of kids' bikes is at a low point, so the option seemed to be poorly designed department store bikes. Fortunately, I stumbled across the Cubsala 18" BMX bike here on Amazon. The Cubsala 18" BMX bike is a low-end product inspired by higher end design. Essentially, it is what I want for my kids' bikes and sacrifices only what I do not consider to be necessities for them. For instance, it features modern freestyle BMX geometry which made it easy to set up for them. It uses freestyle BMX U-brakes and does not have a coaster (foot) brake. It also has a clamp style stem instead of the antiquated wedge style stem. In order to decrease the overall cost, these 18" Cubsalas use one piece cranks, unsealed bearings, hi-tensile steel frame, hi-tensile steel forks and off-brand parts. The 18" Cubsala BMX bike is ideal for a kid who physically can fit the 18" BMX size and will be mostly pedaling. It can also be an introduction to freestyle BMX bike. I believe that a kid can learn the basics such as bunny hops, fly outs, and pumping ramps on it. However, 180 and 360 type spin tricks will destroy the wheels. Grinding with pegs will bend axles and dropouts. The frame does not look to be reinforced and overall, the parts are not built to withstand the stresses of freestyle BMX. Therefore, any kid who advanced beyond the beginner stage of freestyle BMX should not be riding this bike. Given the target rider, there are two minor issues I found with the bike. First, the brake pads are terrible. From the factory, stopping power on the Cubsala is poor largely due to the brake pads and painted rims, even after the brakes are dialed. Depending on how the bike is being used, the brakes may or may not be an issue. In fact, most BMX riders do not use brakes. Regardless, the Cubsalas are for my kids and I am a BMX brake user, so I changed the pads on the Cubsalas to Kool Stops and this improved braking considerably. Secondly, the forks are welded in a way which leaves the front wheel offset to the right. Both of our bikes have this exact same problem, which leads me to believe the jig they use to hold the forks together for welding have an inherent offset problem. The offset is not really a problem unless you run front brakes and this bike does not come with any. And in reality, most people would not notice this. To fix the offset, I simply placed a washer on the right front axle inside of the dropout to push the wheel in the opposite direction. Assembly was easy since the bike is shipped mostly assembled. First, I checked all of the bolts, nuts and screws. These were all torqued adequately and the threads were lightly greased. Then I installed the bars, wheels and pedals. I went on to make adjustments such as bar angle and seat height to suit my kids. Finally, I disassembled the braking system and tuned it by greasing the brake mounts, cutting/adjusting the cables, changing/adjusting the brake pads and adjusting the spring tension. U-brakes are a little difficult to tune so I recommend checking an online tutorial for dialing u-brakes if you are interested in improving braking. The Cubsalas come with tools to assemble the bike if you do not have any. Each bike came with some extras which I did not opt to use such as a kick stand and chain guard. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026 by ak_u

  • Awesome bike
Color: Black & Black Size: 20 Inch Set name: Without Pegs
Great little BMX bike! It was easy to put together, feels sturdy, and is the perfect size for my kid. The ride is smooth, and it looks awesome too. My child absolutely loves it and has been riding it every chance they get. Excellent value for the price!
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by jason walker

  • Great purchase
Color: Blue & Black Size: 20 Inch Set name: With 4 Pegs
Great bike! It is better than expected. Very durable. Easy to put together.
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by Pam Drake

  • Bike
Color: White & Black Size: 20 Inch Set name: With 4 Pegs&360° Rotator
The seat clip came broken. Other than that, great bike!
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by randi palmer

  • Well made and sturdy
Color: Black & Red Size: 20 Inch Set name: With 4 Pegs&360° Rotator
Bought as a birthday present for my 9 year old son. He loves the bike and rides it hard. It holds up to all the punishment he deals out. Sturdy and well made. He will get many years of use out of this bike.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Michael P Corey

  • Good bike.
Color: Black & Green Size: 20 Inch Set name: With 4 Pegs
Good bike. But break pads continue to squeak.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Wilbur

  • It’s easy to build
Color: Black & Blue Size: 20 Inch Set name: Without Pegs
Love it
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by Shantay

  • Pedal broke off.
Color: Purple & Black Size: 20 Inch Set name: Without Pegs
The pedal broke off while my grandson was riding it and got hurt. There were other parts that also broke. Definately NOT worth the price. Had I known I would have just bought from Walmart.
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2026 by Mary McGuire

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