BMX Frames Item ID: #123GHP BMX Pro FramesItem DescriptionAs you may know Greg Hill re-launched GHP BMX in late 2005 and has been slowly but steadily building up into one of the hottest BMX racing companies on the scene. Greg Hill is a racing ledgend who has won more races and more titles than just about anyone. He is one of the top 3 BMX pros of all time – number 1 in our book!
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vERY nICE fRAMES! GHP BMX rules. Very nice geometry, but I don’t like the dent on the chainsaty. I know you guys can work that out! Who the heck is Stu Thomsen?
GHPS rock. mines a bit beat up though. i need a new frame. Best race frame by far!!!!
GHPs is the best bike I have ever ridden in my whole life .I like my GHP because it is awsomly light and it is very good looking !!!!!!!!!!!!And I only have one question …When is Greg Hill coming to South Africa to train the people with GHPs??? And I am 14 years old.
Thanks for the positive comments…I would love to come to SA and teach, let’s make it happen!
greg that would be awsome if you come to south africa and i just want to ask do you get a blue ghp frame?but if you dont get a blue ghp frame cant they mayebe make a blue ghp frame?please??
and do you have good trainning proggames???and if you have you can just email it…..(please)thanks you are a real insperation!!!!
GHP’s look great but the quality of the bike is horrible! My son’s bike broke at the head tube (gusset broke) after riding it for a year. We found out they just spot welded it. I wouldn’t buy this frame or take one for free.
1 year of hard riding is actually pretty good for a BMX frame.. GHP, like most bike companies including Redline, GT, Mongoose, and Haro – has their frames built for them by a frame manufacturer. These companies build thousands of frames, your bound to get one here and there that breaks. There are many factors involved. What kind of riding was being done? If it was only spot welded you would have seen that right away when you bought it… Even so, this could be a defective frame – did you try to contact GHP? you should email them directly and explain your situation, Ill bet they can help you out.