Softgoods are available now in BMX stores or via our USA or EU web stores.
After years of work, and countless hours of laboratory and real-life rider testing with the PRO team, we believe we have reached a new benchmark in BMX fork strength. Don't just take our word for it, take Ty Morrow's.
Our aim when designing a product is that it suits the needs of the rider so well that it becomes something they simply cannot live without. éssentials is a new series exploring the Éclat products that our team ride, and why they put their trust in those products.
We’ve been working with our latest Éclat PRO Felix Prangenberg on a signature tire ever since he joined our ranks late last year. One of the most productive and progressive riders in the game, Felix was always adamant that this tire would be able to withstand his 24/7 riding regime.
Our Cortex wheelsets are available in Front, Cassette or Freecoaster options laced up to our sturdy 38mm wide Trippin or Bondi rims. Including x2 nylon hub guards and laced up by our wheel builders using the finest quality steel spokes.
With many of the team enjoying the increased responsiveness and feel that a shorter crank arm offers, we looked into the possibility of also moving the pedal body closer to the bottom bracket to achieve a similar feel and advantage.
A modern-day street peg with everything you need, and nothing that you don't. The DURA Peg was designed to meet the demands of our team riders that like to put their pegs to war in the streets.
Floridian connect Zach Ozment gives you a detailed look at his ECLAT X FIEND setup as well as some fresh street clips.
BURNS! Filmed over the past two years, ECLAT PRO and BMX street legend Sean Burns comes through with a banger filled video part of leather-clad roof drops, high-speed gaps, and full-throttle madness.
The Seeker Pedal was born out of desire and need. Many of the Eclat PRO team including Devon Smillie asked for a pedal with a larger platform than most, but with a slightly thinner profile.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.