High Quality BMX race frames are a must for you to be out front of your moto and ready to finish atop the podium. Intense BMX Frames are just that. Designed in the USA and ridden by some of the world’s fastest racers, the quality doesn’t get better than Intense BMX. Intense BMX frames have been around for a few years and our track record speaks for itself- 2 years on the market and 2 ABA #1 Amateur titles with Team Intense/Challenge rider Josh Oie aboard them. 7005 series alloy with double butted down tube, cnc’d dropouts, euro BB, beautiful paint and graphics are some of the fine features for the world’s finest BMX race frames. The Intense Sabot Pro frame model weights in at just 3 pounds 11 ounces. For 2005 things are bigger than ever for Intense BMX, and while the frames have been renamed Sabot, nothing about the highest quality race designed frames has changed.
Sabot (noun)– pronounced sa bo - a lightweight sleeve, such as a missile casing, placed around a projectile so that it can be fired from a weapon with a high intensity at maximum speed.
Smart teams such as Intense/Challenge, Phantom/On Trac, Dans Competition, Factory ATI, Incycle, Reno Photo, University Cyclery, LDC Racing, Team Cafferty’s, Intense BMX, Fullerton Bikes, SBR Intense, Hite Bikes, Extreme BMX, Extreme Bicycles, SL-Eye, Bicycle Concepts, and Sonne Racing all ride exclusively on Intense BMX frames and you can too. Just check out your local dealer.
The Intense Sabot BMX frame comes in 12 different frame Sizes- Pro XXL, Pro XL, Pro, Expert XL, Expert, Junior XL, Junior, Mini XL, Mini, Pro Cruiser, Expert Cruiser, and Junior Cruiser. Each frame comes in 5 different colors and the $299 suggested retail price is one of the best deals in BMX for a high quality BMX racing frame.
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