Radio 2022 Dice 18" BMX Bike (18" Toptube) (Candy Red)

Radio Dice 18" BMX Bike Description:

The Radio Dice 18” bike is a great “in-between” size for the rider a few years away from a full size 20” BMX bike. Using a much lighter weight 6061-T6 alloy frame and a cassette hub with 25-9 gearing, the Dice 18" is a bike any kid would be stoked to be aboard.

Specifications:

• Frame: 6061-T6 Aluminum (18" Toptube)  
• Fork: Rookie 1020 Hi-tensile Steel w/ Tapered Legs 
• Headset: FSA Standard (1-1/8") 
• Stem: Radio Junior Alloy Top Load (40mm Reach)
• Bars: Radio Rookie 2-Piece, 1020 Hi-Ten (7.9" Rise)
• Grips: Radio Am Flangeless
• Cranks: Radio Junior 3-Piece, Forged Alloy (127mm Length)
• Bottom Bracket: Sealed European, JIS Taper
• Pedals: Radio Nylon
• Sprocket: Radio Am, Steel (25 Tooth)
• Chain: KMC S1
• Front Hub: Radio Am, Unsealed Alloy (3/8" Axle)
• Rear Hub: Radio Am, Semi-sealed Alloy Cassette (14mm Axle)
• Driver: 9 Tooth
• Front Rim: Radio Rookie, Alloy (Single Wall) (36 Hole) 
• Rear Rim: Radio Rookie, Alloy (Single Wall) (36 Hole) 
• Front Tire: Salt Tracer (18" x 2.2")
• Rear Tire: Salt Tracer (18" x 2.2")
• Seat: Radio Century, Slim Padded (Combo)
• Seat Post: Combo
• Seat Clamp: Radio Slim, Alloy
• Brake Lever: Radio Am, Alloy
• Brakes: Radio Am-U, Alloy U-Brake 
• Gyro: -
• Gyro Tabs: Not Drilled
• Brake Mounts: Welded
• Extras: -
• Color: Candy Red
• Weight: 21.8 lbs

Geometry:

• Toptube Length: 18"
• Chainstay Length: 12.2"
• Headtube Angle: 75°
• Seattube Angle: 71.5°
• Bottom Bracket Height: 10.75"
• Standover: 6.8"
• Recommended Sizing Guide: 3'10" - 4'8"

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 October 28, 2022