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Introducing Vishnu Sharma, our dedicated Cycling Enthusiast with a long journey of riding and crafting expert bicycle reviews exclusively for ChooseMyBicycle. With an avid passion for Cycling and an unwavering commitment to staying at the forefront of Bicycle Technology,Vishnu Sharma's insightful reviews are your trusted companion in making informed choices for your next ride.
Speciality Bicycle
The frame geometry is upright which is ideal to maintain balance during fast and jumpy rides.
Strong Fork.
The single-speed drivetrain with a large crank helps with acceleration.
Tektro’s 985 BMX specific brakes were reactive and balanced.
The Kenda Kompact 20” x 1.95” in the front and 1.75” at the rear helped balance the grips for landing and faster cornering.
frame
Alloy Frame
fork
CR-Mo Rigid Fork
brakes
Tektro 985A Caliper Brakes
tires
Kenda Kompact 20" x 1.95"(F)/1.75"®
rims
Alloy Double Wall
bicycle weight
11.9kgs
handlebar
Steel 710mm
stem
Alloy
seatpost
Alloy
pedals
Plastic
hubs
Alloy
cassette
16T
chain
KMC K710
crankset
Samox 44T
bottom bracket
Chin Haur CH-52
no of gears
Single-Speed
riding purpose
Commute
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Polygon is an Indonesian bicycle brand known for manufacturing performance focused bicycles with value for money components. Every year the India range of Polygon has been steadily increasing. The 2019 Polygon range saw a lot of versatile models making their foray into the Indian market. We got the opportunity to test ride the Polygon Razor Pro (2019), a BMX supercross bicycle and here is what we thought.
Weight – 11.9 kgs
Usage – Leisure/Racing
A stylish, comfortable and a fast BMX bicycle built for supercross racing.
The Razor Pro is built on Polygon’s lightweight AL6 full Alloy frame. This bicycle is meant for BMX’s Supercross discipline, which is mainly racing on a jump circuit flat mud track. The frame geometry is upright which is ideal to maintain balance during fast and jumpy rides. The rigid fork is made using chromoly steel. Even though steel is a heavier metal, the strength it provides is necessary for this bicycle to withstand those fast landing from jumps on the circuit track.
This Alloy frame weighs 10.68 kgs and comes in 1 standard frame size
The Razor Pro which I test rode came in a full black frame with red graphics. The matte finish paint job was smooth and made the bicycle look premium. The long and high handlebar along with the slanting top tube made the bicycle look stylish. The long crank arm with wide platform pedals was ideal for efficient pedaling and also made the bicycle look sleek.
The Razor Pro comes in 1 colour variant; Matte black with Red graphics
Being a BMX origin bicycle specifically made for supercross racing this bicycle comes with a single-speed drivetrain. This drivetrain is built with a 44T crankset with a 170mm crank arm and a 16T cassette. The bigger crank made sure there is room for extra power to be generated for high speeds during the race on the circuit.
The single-speed drivetrain with a large crank helps with acceleration
Tektro’s 985A calipers handle the braking on this BMX supercross bicycle. These brakes are specifically designed for this discipline of BMX and hence have lightweight parts. During the test ride these brakes were balanced and quick in response.
The 710mm U-shaped handlebar made sure the rider is upright which helped keep the bicycle in control. The grips could have been slightly improved.
Tektro’s 985 BMX specific brakes were reactive and balanced
The Kenda Kompact 20” tires are made by Kenda specifically for BMX and the treads and rolling resistance helped with riding faster on the mud circuits with jumps. The tire width at the front and rear are different, with 1.95” in the front and 1.75” at the rear. The reason for this is it is more suitable for racing or trails, a skinny tire on the back to save weight/less rolling resistance, a wider tire on the front for better grip in corners. The stock saddle is ergonomically designed and with just enough cushioning.
The Kenda Kompact 20” x 1.95” in the front and 1.75” at the rear helped balance the grips for landing and faster cornering
Prices are subject to change by the brand, without due notice.
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