Fitbikeco

Fitbikeco knows you like to run your seat low so they keep the D.L. Seatpost short. It's a one-piece CNC'd extrusion that makes for an incredibly strong part, and it comes in a few colors to let you match it to your ride.

Let the good times roll with the new 2018 Misfit complete. Featuring a lightweight aluminum frame, 3-piece cranks, and night-vision striped tires for extra safety. 25/9 gearing, a rear cassette, and a rear handbrake give it big-bike cred, and its scaled-down components instill confidence through a perfect fit.

Shredding that middle ground between a 16-inch and a full-size BMX bike is Fitbikeco's Eighteen. It features the same 25/9 compact gearing and super-tough 36-hole wheels as its bigger relatives, but is sized just right for your mid-sized ripper. This tight ride also brings chromoly cranks and a sealed mid bottom bracket to the table for awesome stiffness and durability. A rear U-brake keeps things under control while a saddle, handlebar, and grips from OG finish out this mini ride.

Shawn Mac's the Homie, which is why he was game to put his initials and 2018 signature bike to good use in this homage to Fit's big brother — S&M Bikes — to celebrate the brand's Dirty 30! That clean chrome finish, those Holmes-inspired decals, MAC Alloy pedals...and a cross bar pad? This 20.75 TT beast might just be the best looking bike on the block.

The Corriere complete comes with an LSD freecoaster, four plastic pegs, street-specific geo, aftermarket S&M GNS pedals, a Barstool seat and, of course, 100% chromoly frame and fork for all your flatland antics. Revenge rims wrapped in 2.4-inch T/A rubber put grip and control where you need it, and 9.25-inch bars let you crack whips for days.

The BF22 is designed so you can chill while you rip. With 22-inch wheels it handles like a 20-inch but has the comfort of a bigger bike without going all the way up to 24. S&M Speedball Tires, S&M Stealth Pivotal with compatible Long Johnson seat post, and a quick release seat post clamp let you cruise and shred your way around town. Who says comfort's got to be boring?