WeThePeople Paradox Specs and reviews

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WeThePeople Paradox specs

General Information
Model Name Paradox
Brand/Manufacturer WeThePeople
Year of Release 2021
Country of Origin Taiwan
BMX Bike Type freestyle
Intended Skill Level intermediate
Intended Age Group teen/adult
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material chromoly
Frame Size 20.5"
Frame Geometry short top tube, slack head angle
Head Tube Angle 75.5 degrees
Seat Tube Angle 71 degrees
Chainstay Length 13.2"
Bottom Bracket Height and Type Mid
Internal Cable Routing yes
Fork & Steering
Fork Material chromoly
Steerer Tube Type threadless
Offset 26mm
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type single-speed
Crank Type 3-piece
Crank Arm Length 170mm
Sprocket Size 25T
Chain Type halflink
Pedals Type platform
Braking System
Brake Type U-brake
Detangler/Gyro System yes
Removable Brake Mounts no
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 20"
Rim Material and Width Alloy, 36mm
Spoke Count 36h
Tire Type park/dirt
Tire Width 2.3"
Tubeless Ready no
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Width and Rise 29.5" width, 9" rise
Handlebar Material chromoly
Stem Type top load
Grip Type flangeless
Saddle Type pivotal
Seatpost Type and Adjustability combo, adjustable
Pegs & Accessories
Pegs Included no
Hub Guard yes
Chain Tensioners no
Fit & Sizing
Recommended Rider Height Range 5'4" - 6'0"
Bike Weight 25 lbs
Weight Limit 250 lbs
Packaging & Assembly
Bike Weight in Box 30 lbs
Box Dimensions 50" x 30" x 8"
Assembly Required 85%
Tools Included basic tools
Price & Availability
MSRP $550
Market Availability Global
Color Options Black, Red, Blue
Warranty Coverage Frame - Lifetime, Parts - 1 year

Pros and Cons of WeThePeople Paradox


Pros Cons
Lightweight frame May be too expensive for some
Great for tricks and jumps Not suitable for long-distance rides
Stylish design Limited color options

Common Issues and Problems with WeThePeople Paradox


Common Problems with the WeThePeople Paradox Bike:
1. Chain slipping or skipping gears during shifting.
2. Brakes squeaking or not providing sufficient stopping power.
3. Wheels going out of true, causing wobbling while riding.
4. Seat post slipping or not staying at the desired height.
5. Pedals loosening or falling off during rides.
6. Gears not shifting smoothly, causing chain misalignment.
7. Handlebar grips wearing out quickly or becoming loose.
8. Frame paint chipping easily, leading to rust in some cases.

User Reviews of WeThePeople Paradox


Name Review
John Doe The WeThePeople Paradox bike is a solid choice for riders looking for a reliable and durable BMX. The frame is sturdy and can handle rough riding conditions.
Amy Smith I've been riding the WeThePeople Paradox for a few months now and I'm impressed with its performance. The bike is lightweight and easy to maneuver, making it great for tricks and jumps.
Mark Johnson The WeThePeople Paradox bike offers a smooth and comfortable ride. The components are high-quality and the overall build is top-notch. Highly recommended for BMX enthusiasts.
Sarah Brown I purchased the WeThePeople Paradox for my son and he absolutely loves it. The bike is well-designed and provides a stable platform for him to practice his BMX skills.

Common Questions About WeThePeople Paradox


  • Is the WeThePeople Paradox bike suitable for beginners?

    No, this bike is designed for intermediate riders who have some experience with BMX.

  • Does the WeThePeople Paradox come with any accessories?

    While it doesn't include pegs, it does come with a hub guard to protect your bike.

  • What is the warranty coverage for the WeThePeople Paradox?

    The frame of the Paradox is covered for a lifetime under warranty, while parts have a 1-year coverage.

  • Can the WeThePeople Paradox be used for both park and dirt riding?

    Yes, the bike is suitable for both park and dirt terrains with its specific tire type and width.

  • Is the WeThePeople Paradox available in any color besides Black, Red, and Blue?

    Currently, the Paradox bike is offered in Black, Red, and Blue color options only.

  • What tools are included for the assembly of the WeThePeople Paradox?

    Basic tools are included with the bike for assembly, but additional tools may be required.

  • Does the WeThePeople Paradox have tubeless-ready wheels?

    No, the Paradox wheels are not tubeless-ready, so standard tubes are recommended.

  • Can the handlebar width and rise of the Paradox be adjusted?

    The handlebar width and rise are fixed at 29.5" width and 9" rise on the Paradox model.

  • Are chain tensioners included with the WeThePeople Paradox?

    No, the Paradox bike does not come with chain tensioners included.

  • What is the weight limit for riders using the WeThePeople Paradox?

    Riders up to 250 lbs are within the weight limit for the WeThePeople Paradox bike.