TRIALS Bike -- BMX Climbing bikes, a bigger BMX Bike

Climbing bikes (TRIALS) is one of the extreme sports. It originated in Spain in the 90's and is an extension of motorbike climbing and off road cycling. The event requires competitors to ride over an obstacle without getting their feet on the ground during a section of the race. This obstacle is usually a rock or a tree, but can also be a box, a car or even a table.

The TRIALS bikes are divided into two groups. One is the big climbing bikes with 26 inch wheels, which have a guarded front disc and smaller discs, and the brakes are oil-pressurised for stability, but these bikes are only used in the adult category. The other type of Bike is the smaller bike with 20 inch wheels, which has a deep tread surface and good grip. This bike can be used not only for adult racing but also for junior racing.

The main difference between a climbing bike and other bikes is that a climbing bike does not have a Seat and disc brake different from the BMX Hubs, as the body needs a lot of space to perform various manoeuvres when going over obstacles, so a climbing bike also needs very light parts to help you go higher and further. Most of the frames and parts of climbing bikes are made of aluminium, with some high-end parts made of titanium.