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Framed Impact 18 BMX Bike - Kids, Youth

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Type: 18in, Freestyle
Material: HiTen
Top Tube Length: 18 in.
Rear End Length: NA
Bottom Bracket: American
Weight: 23.9 lbs

Description: Framed Impact 18 BMX Bike - Kids, Youth

Finally! An 18in BMX bike that doesn't break the bank! Strategically designed for the future little ripper that just isn't quite big enough to fit on an adult bike, the Framed Impact 18 is a perfect beginner-level BMX bike for someone who is 4'2" to 5'0". Graduating from a 16in kids' bike to an adult 20in bike is a big jump, so the Framed team decided that there had to be an in-between; thus, the Framed Impact 18 was born. The fully hi-tensile steel frame, bars, fork, and other components are extremely durable and will last for many years to come!

Key Features of Framed Impact 18 BMX Bike:
Frame: Hi-Ten Steel
Top Tube: 18"
Seat Tube: 8"
Chainstay: 13"
BB Height: 8.75"
Standover Height: 16.75"
Wheel Base: 31"
Fork: Hi-Ten Steel; 1 1/8"
Handlebar: 2 Piece 6" X 22.5"
Grips: Velo 110mm Youth
Stem: Framed Alloy Front Load
Headset: Standard 1 1/8" Loose Ball Unsealed
Brake Lever: Framed Alloy Lever with Nylon Body
Rear Brake: Framed Alloy U-Brakes
Front Brake: N/A
Crank: 1 Piece Forged Steel 155mm
Crank Spindle: N/A
Bottom Bracket: American Loose Ball Unsealed
Chain: KMC Z410
Chain Ring: 30 Tooth Steel
Rear Free Wheel: 14 Tooth Freewheel
Front Hub: Alloy 28H Unsealed 3/8" Axle
Rear Hub: Alloy 28H Unsealed 14mm Axle
Rims: Alloy Single Wall 28 Hole
Tires: 18" X 2.125 Front, 18" X2.125 Rear
Saddle: 1 Piece Seat And Post
Seat Post: 25.4mm Alloy
Clamp: 28.6mm Alloy
Pedals: 1/2" Nylon Composite
Pegs: No Pegs
Weight: 23lbs 9oz (Weights May Vary Slightly)

Impact 18

NOTE: All bikes are sold and delivered partially assembled. Final assembly should be done by a certified bike technician. Failure to have the bike assembled by a certified bike technician may void the warranty and could result in damage and/or injury if not assembled correctly.

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I ride competivly and this is the bike that I learned everything on and it got me so far
It's a great bike and it's pretty durable
December 8, 2016
Los Angeles, California
Age: 15-24
Ability:
Advanced
Good for a kids 1st bmx freestyle bike
For $100 you really can't go wrong. Having said that, we did have to buy 8" tall bars as the stock were only 6" and caused our son to hunch over when peddling standing up. The bottom bracket is not sealed, so dirt riding and washing can cause the crank to get sticky when dirt & water gets into the bearings - oh, and the crank is one piece so not sure that a conversion to a mid sealed is an option.
February 6, 2017
Raleigh , NC, US
Age: 15-24
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Ability:
Intermediate
Charles Edward Craig jr
I like the hole bikes nothing is wrong about it it is a good bike
December 28, 2016
Saintalbans, WV, US
Age: 15-24
Ability:
Beginner
Framed Impact 18 BMX Bike
Great bike for a great price! Changed brake pads to some better ones with a softer compound and may upgrade to a 3pc crank at some point. But my son loves it and it is holding up well!
August 17, 2017
Norway, MI, US
Age: 25-44
Purchased
 1 year ago
Ability:
Expert
Built well
Great bike overall. Brake is a little tough for 7 year old girl. Kids think it's a super cool bike
April 21, 2017
MT, US
Age: 25-44
Purchased
 1 year ago
Cool Little bike. But the brake won't stop it!
Got this bike for my 7 year old. The brake handle is plastic and the u brake that comes on it doesn't work very good at all. Took the bike to a shop to try and have the brakes adjusted and regardless of adjustment the brakes will not stop the bike. The $100 price is great but I suggest putting a good brake on it and charging $150.
September 17, 2016
80920, CO, US
Age: 25-44
Ability:
Intermediate
Framed Impact 18 BMX Bike
United States lorado Texas 15- 24 beginner
June 1, 2017
Lorado, TX, US
Age: 15-24
Ability:
Beginner
Fast shipping and fair price going to be one happy little girl
I ordered it Wednesday morning and had delivery confirmation by noon today. 2 days on my porch. In white perfect 6th birthday present
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September 8, 2017
US
Awesome but why brakes
The best bmx ever but I wish there were no brakes but sick
February 26, 2017
Fremont, AL, US
Age: 15-24
Ability:
Expert
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Why did you choose this?
The-House.com Store
I chose the white one I hope its white and cause it looked nice and it was 50% more
kennet C on Aug 23, 2017
Grandson's birthday wish!
Donna K on Jul 4, 2017
I chose the white one I hope its white and cause it looked nice and it was 50% more
kennet C on Aug 23, 2017
Good beginner bike. Clean look.
Melissa R on Aug 6, 2017
Grandson's birthday wish!
Donna K on Jul 4, 2017
Wanted a freestyle bmx bike with rear hand brakes. The FRAMED 16" bike now has coaster brakes, so went with the 18". Chose FRAMED because of the price. We had a 16" model that was going to cost more to repair than to replace.
Dawn C on Jun 10, 2017
Looks cool
Luan L on Jun 7, 2017
Perfect starter bike for my 8 year old.
jeff m on Jun 3, 2017
price
Timothy M on May 8, 2017
Liked it.
Thomas B on Apr 6, 2017
Perfect size and affordable price for my sons first bmx bike.
Heather S on Jan 24, 2017
Wanted a BMX bike for my daughter on her birthday.She wanted a blue one.
Nathan T on Jan 19, 2017
My grandsons choice for Christmas
P A on Oct 4, 2016
Good beginner bike. Clean look.
Melissa R on Aug 6, 2017
Wanted a freestyle bmx bike with rear hand brakes. The FRAMED 16" bike now has coaster brakes, so went with the 18". Chose FRAMED because of the price. We had a 16" model that was going to cost more to repair than to replace.
Dawn C on Jun 10, 2017
is this a good beginner bike?
A shopper on Sep 17, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
The Impact 18 is a great beginner bike for kids.. say... under 5' tall.
Can this bike to the basics like bunny hoping, jumping?
A shopper on Oct 30, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
It can do some basic bunny hops... and low jumps. It is not designed as a park bike or for use on aggressive jumps however.
I have a daughter that wants a BMW bike and she is 15 and I don't know what size bike to get can you help me out?
Skyprimero12 on Oct 23, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hi Sky,
To be sure you will want to go by her height to determine the correct bike size. Most people her age will want a standard 20" bike as Merrit suggested. I am going to assume you meant BMX bike and not BMW bike, but the next question is what does she intend to do with it? That will determine how serious of a bike she needs. Get me a little info and i can help!!
im 5,3 but im kinda small, should i get the 18'' one or the 20''?
A shopper on Oct 10, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Get the 20" standard BMX bike for sure. The 18" would be tiny.
Is this size suitable for a smallish 6 year old? He's great on his bike and loves to do jumps...
Lara G on Oct 23, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, My son is a little guy at 7 and 48" tall. He also love to do jumps and that is why we bought this and not a bike with a coaster brake.
Im just 5 feet tall, should i get the 18" or 20"?
K1lla on Oct 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Anthony,
In your case a standard 20" BMX bike will be the best option.... especially if you are continuing to grow.
is a 4"8 to big for this?
anthony l on Sep 4, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Anthony,
4'8" will work with an 18" bike. Around 5' and the rider will want a standard 20" BMX bike.
Can the one pc crank be replaced with a two or three pic crank ?
A shopper on May 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
The Impact can be converted to a 2pc/3pc but would need to have the bearings upgraded to a Mid bottom bracket conversion kit.
Sold out. Will you all be restocking the 18” impact bmx bike?
Christopher C on Aug 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hey Christopher!
Yes, we are getting three more colors in. They are expected to arrive in about 2 weeks! I would recommend checking back in a couple of weeks.
is there a free coaster?
Jfellout82 on May 10, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
not for this bike. The Impact 18 uses a standard freewheel hub with a hand brake.
My son is 7, 52" tall, inseam is 23". Is the Framed impact 18 too small for him?
A shopper on Apr 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
52" tall is right about 4' 3"... an 18 inch BMX bike will not be too small for him. He can ride it comfortably to about 4'11 before wanting a larger bike.
Is it possible to raise the handle bars?
Bradley B on Apr 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi Bradley,
It is not possible to raise the handlebar on a stock Framed Impact 18.
I’m 4’ 10. Is this bike big enough?
A shopper on Apr 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
For someone 4' 10" an 18" bike is perfect. If you are 5' + then the standard 20" bike will be a better option.
Can the 18 inch bike get upgraded hand brake and is there a smaller crank for it?
Karen R on Feb 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi Karen,
This Framed Impact 18 comes with the components listed. It is completely customizable by you though, and if you want soµe suggestions and tips.... have a chat with our bike shop: 1 (800) 409-7669. They can help!
My son is 12 and almost 5". Do you think this size is good? I looked at 20 inch and seemed like it might be too big?
Shannon S on Nov 14, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Shannon,
This is always a little tough. He is right between sizes and still growing. The 18" will fit him well now, and the 20" will fit great from about 5' to 5'10".
Is this a good park and street bike? Looking for an at home bike from the track
A shopper on Nov 14, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
This will be a great entry level BMX bike for cruising the streets and learning tricks. It will not be an excellent park bike.... for that look here: https://www.the-house.com/qfrattp20rnf16zz-framed-bmx-bikes.html
If I’m 5 foot 3 inches would this bike be good for me?
Jalen_04 on Oct 22, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Jalen,
In your case I would suggest you ride a standard 20" BMX bike. Look here: http://www.the-house.com/qfrimp20bkra16zz-framed-bmx-bikess.html
im a 4 foot 3 kid about 100 pounds should i get 20" or 18"?
anthony l on Sep 3, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
at 4' 3" a 20" BMX bike will be too big.
Is the frame light?
A shopper on Aug 20, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Incredibly lightweight.
How wide of tire will fit?
A shopper on Aug 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi!
The tires currently on it; Front: 18" x 1.125 - Rear: 18" x 1.95" are the widest that will work.
I'm only 4,6 witch will work?
A shopper on Jul 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
At 4'6" the 18" BMX bikes will be great.
Where can i get the bike technician? Will the people who deliver this wont fix the bike?
Ayush on Jun 1, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Good Day,
I am not totally sure of your question, but if you are concerned about the way your bike arrived please speak to our Customer Service Dept: 1 (800) 409-7669. They can help you.
How long will this bike be on back order?
A shopper on May 30, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Framed's best estimate is June 15th. The backorder date in Orange is currently accurate, and if something changes I will update it.
This is a freestylebmx, correct? No petal brakes? Also, what is to be assembled on delivery?
A shopper on May 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Good Day,
The 18" Impact will have lever brakes (Framed Alloy U-Brakes). This bike will arrive about 3/4 assembled, The final assembly will include the seat, front tire, handlebars, pedals, and alignment. Framed clearly states that if you finish the assembly on your own it can void your warranty.
Can you put seal bearing in the brachet and hubs?
A shopper on May 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The impact would need a upgraded crank set along with the sealed bearing American to Mid kit but the wheels can not be converted over.
Im 4'8 should I get a 18in bmx bike?
A shopper on May 14, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
at 4' 8" an 18" BMX bike will be the ideal size.
What model is it?
A shopper on May 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
This is the 18" Impact, and it is the 2017 version.
I am 5'7 and 13 years old, would the 20in be too small for me? Not very good with sizing
A shopper on Mar 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
For a BMX bike.... a 20" bike with a 20.5" toptube will be perfect for you.
How long would it take if you live in Arizona?
A shopper on Mar 13, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi,
It depends on what shipping method you choose. Figure it will be 4 to 6 days typically (We are located up in MN).
Should I go 16 or 18 for my 5 year old? His 12" is way too small now and he has it dialed in. What the difference in seat height and pedal length between the two? Need to know asap
Jg243 on Feb 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Jeremy,
I spoke to our BMX guys and our bike shop peeps. The difference between the two bike sizes seat to pedals (with the seat all the way down on the 18") will only be about 2 inches. The Q Factor, and Handlebars will be a little wider on the 18" and it will have a long brake throw. If your son is comfortable operating a bike.... the 18" may well be the way to go. He will grow into it. You are welcome to chat with our bike shop at: 1 (800) 409-7669 they can give you more detailed answers.

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