2026 Kink Curb BMX Bike Description:
The 2026 Kink Curb is an excellent option for beginners who want a high-quality BMX bike without breaking the bank. Kink has equipped this model with top-notch aftermarket parts from both Kink and Mission BMX, including Kink forks with tapered legs, Kink handlebars, and Mission cranks. The Kink Curb is perfect for learning new tricks and riding technique.
Specifications:
- Frame: 100% High-Tensile Steel
- Fork: Kink Lance 100% High-Tensile Steel w/ Tapered Legs
- Headset: 1-1/8" Standard Threadless
- Stem: Mission Control Top Load (50mm)
- Bars: Kink T875, 100% High-Tensile Steel (8.75" Height)
- Grips: Kink Ace w/ Thrust Bar ends
- Cranks: Mission Triumph 3-Piece Tubular Chromoly 8-Spline (170mm Length)
- Bottom Bracket: Unsealed American (19mm)
- Pedals: Kink Hemlock
- Sprocket: Mission Breach (25 Tooth)
- Chain: Mission 410
- Front Hub: Mission Reserve Unsealed (3/8" Axle)
- Rear Hub: Mission Function Semi-sealed Cassette (14mm Axle)
- Driver: 9T
- Front Rim: Mission X7
- Rear Rim: Mission X7
- Front Tire: Mission Tracker (20 x 2.4")
- Rear Tire: Mission Tracker (20 x 2.4")
- Seat: Mission Warsaw Combo
- Seat Post: Steel Combo
- Seat Clamp: Mission Slim Clamp
- Brake Lever: Mission Token
- Brakes: Mission Cease v2
- Gyro: -
- Gyro Tabs: Not Drilled
- Brake Mounts: Welded
- Extras: -
- Color: Sunkist Orange
- Weight: 27lb 1oz
Geometry:
- Toptube Length: 20"
- Chainstay Length: 13.25"
- Headtube Angle: 74.5°
- Seattube Angle: 71°
- Bottom Bracket Height: 11.6"
- Standover: 8.5"
- Recommended Sizing Guide: 5' - 5'4"
For assistance building your new bike, please check out our tech help section here for instructions and tips on how to build your bike to ensure it is safe.
Dan's Comp recommends riding with a helmet to protect that brain. Shop our selection of
freestyle helmets here.
Need help finding the right bike for you? Not sure what size would suit you best? Check out our BMX buyers guide video below!
Note: To ensure that every component on your bicycle is working properly, Dan's Comp recommends that all bikes be assembled by a qualified mechanic. Improper assembly of your bicycle may lead to premature wear or failure of individual components such as headsets, crank assembly and wheels. Failure to do so may void the manufacturer warranty.
This product was added to our catalog on March 12, 2025
