Prospect Bicycles

Merry Christmas Everyone!

We hope you all have an amazing day with your family and friends. No doubt some of you will be getting rad bikes, parts, and accessories and we can't wait to see everyone's pics.

Side note: you may have noticed that we've been flying under the radar lately but rest assured we have some great things in the works. We'll be providing an update on the 24" race bikes and much more very soon! 

Have an awesome Christmas!
- Dave, Shad, and Craig

NEW Equalizer hoodies are in stock and shipping!

If you haven't tried one of our hooded sweatshirts, simply put...you won't find a more comfortable hoodie. Printed in the USA on Jerzees NuBlend 50% cotton 50% polyester, it is incredibly soft and warm. Perfect for riding on those chilly days!

Not sure what to get the BMX or Freestyle rider in your life for Christmas? Check out the hoodies, shirts, donuts, and more on our website (link in bio). 🎅

We'll be posting new videos and pics soon. The weather is supposed to cooperate next week and be a little warmer than the 23 degrees it is currently. 🥶 🥶 🥶

PS. huge thanks to everyone who has placed a hoodie already, we appreciate you guys!

Something new...

I typically work on 1 to 3 tricks per week and try to dial them in by riding a minimum of 1 hour per day. My goal is to ride away from each by the end of the week, but sometimes it's just about making a little bit of progress towards landing the tricks.

That said, I was watching Morning Ride video last week on his YouTube channel and I decided to adopt his approach to my riding for the next few weeks.

Instead of working on 1 to 3 tricks, RL has a list of 15 tricks (or so) that he works on. He tries each trick 5 times and then moves on to the next.

So, I made my list of tricks (which is closer to 20 currently) and I started this process today. My son decided to join in as well (finally 👊👊).

One thing I like about this new approach is that it will force me to work my balance and bike control in a number of different scenarios vs. just a couple, which should improve my riding overall. I am curious to see how this goes over the next few weeks. Wish me luck on the Decades cause I've been getting wrecked 💯

What is your riding routine? Do you have a set list of tricks that you work on? Do you focus on a few or many at a time? Tell us below...