KHE 2025 BMX Series
With over 35 years of experience, KHEbikes combines innovation, advanced engineering and outstanding riding dynamics.
The new 2025 models feature optimised geometry, well-thought-out details and high-quality components – directly from the manufacturer for maximum performance on any terrain.
KHE COSMIC AL 20" – Green (flip-flop effect)
The KHE Cosmic AL 20 inch BMX is a very stable and stylish bike, ideal for riders starting out in BMX.
The lightweight aluminium frame with 14 mm dropouts ensures strength and agility with a total weight of only 10.6 kg.
With our patented KHE AFFIX rotor system, 360 degree handlebar rotations are possible – perfect for all kinds of tricks.
The 680 mm wide and 8 inch high handlebar provides optimal control, while the forged 3-piece aluminium crank and 32T chainring ensure efficient power transfer.
The EURO BB sealed industrial bottom bracket is threaded into the frame and prevents the side play often found with US BB systems.
The 20 inch double-wall rims and wide KHE ACME 2.40 inch tyres guarantee high stability and excellent grip.
Another highlight is the front and rear V-brakes, which provide precise and powerful braking performance.
The colour combination of the green frame and fork with flip-flop effect, combined with shiny chrome brakes, stem, seat clamp and brake levers, perfectly matches the black tyres, handlebar and grips – making this bike a real eye-catcher.
Recommended rider height: 135–170 cm
Maximum rider weight: 75 kg
Intended use: Park, Pumptrack, Street, Race, Flatland
Why choose the Cosmic 20 inch from KHEbikes?
• Direct from the manufacturer – excellent value for money
• At 10.6 kg, one of the lightest 20 inch BMX starter bikes (including rotor)
• Patented KHE BMX rotor for 360 degree handlebar rotations
• Aluminium frame
• Equipped with two powerful V-brakes
• Sealed Euro industrial bottom bracket
Pegs:
Suitable for the Cosmic 20" are 10 mm front and 14 mm rear pegs.
We recommend the COP ALU pegs.
The BMX bike is approximately 90% pre-assembled.
