Premium Solo Specs and reviews

Premium Solo specs

General Information
Model Name	Premium Solo
Brand	Premium
Year of Release	2021
Country of Origin	USA
BMX Bike Type	freestyle
Intended Skill Level	intermediate
Intended Age Group	teen/adult
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material	chromoly
Frame Size	20.5"
Head Tube Angle	75.5 degrees
Seat Tube Angle	71 degrees
Chainstay Length	13.2"
Bottom Bracket Height and Type	Mid
Internal Cable Routing	no
Fork & Steering
Fork Material	chromoly
Steerer Tube Type	threadless
Offset	25mm
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type	single-speed
Crank Type	3-piece
Crank Arm Length	175mm
Sprocket Size	25T
Chain Type	standard
Pedals Type	platform
Braking System
Brake Type	U-brake
Detangler/Gyro System	yes
Removable Brake Mounts	yes
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size	20"
Rim Material	double-wall aluminum
Rim Width	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	fixed
Pegs & Accessories
Pegs Included	no
Hub Guard	yes
Chain Tensioners	no
Fit & Sizing
Recommended Rider Height Range	5'4" - 6'
Bike Weight	26 lbs
Weight Limit	220 lbs
Packaging & Assembly
Bike Weight in Box	30 lbs
Box Dimensions	55" x 29" x 8"
Assembly Required	95%
Tools Included	yes
Price & Availability
MSRP	$550
Market Availability	USA, Canada, UK
Color Options	black, red
Warranty Coverage	frame: lifetime / parts: 1 year

Pros	Cons
Great for solo riders	Expensive
High-quality components	May not have as many features as other models
Lightweight and easy to handle	Limited storage capacity
Sleek and stylish design	May not be suitable for long-distance rides

Common Problems with the Premium Solo Bike
1. Loose pedals causing instability while riding.
2. Brake pads wearing out quickly, leading to reduced braking efficiency.
3. Gear shifting issues, such as chain slipping or difficulty changing gears.
4. Squeaky or noisy chain that may need lubrication or adjustment.
5. Uncomfortable saddle causing pain and discomfort during long rides.
6. Flat tires due to punctures or improper tire pressure maintenance.
7. Loose or wobbly handlebars affecting steering control.

Name	Review
Mike	The Premium Solo bike is an excellent choice for solo riders. It's lightweight, durable, and the design is sleek. I highly recommend it!
Sara	I purchased the Premium Solo bike for my daily commute, and I'm impressed with its performance. It rides smoothly and the gears shift seamlessly.
John	The Premium Solo bike exceeded my expectations. It's sturdy, comfortable, and perfect for both city rides and longer journeys. Great value for the price.
Lisa	I've been using the Premium Solo bike for a few weeks now, and I'm loving it. It's easy to handle, and the build quality is top-notch. Definitely a great investment!

Is the Premium Solo bike suitable for beginners?

No, the Premium Solo is designed for intermediate riders due to its freestyle BMX bike type.
Does the Premium Solo come with pegs?

No, pegs are not included with the Premium Solo bike.
What is the weight limit for the Premium Solo bike?

The weight limit for this bike is 220 lbs.
Are assembly tools included with the Premium Solo bike?

Yes, tools required for assembly are included with the bike.
What is the frame material of the Premium Solo bike?

The frame material is chromoly, known for its strength and durability.
Can the Premium Solo bike accommodate tubeless tires?

No, the Premium Solo is not tubeless ready.
What is the market availability of the Premium Solo bike?

The bike is available in the USA, Canada, and the UK.
Does the Premium Solo bike have internal cable routing?

No, this bike does not feature internal cable routing.
What is the warranty coverage for the parts of the Premium Solo bike?

Parts of the Premium Solo are covered by a 1-year warranty.
What type of brake does the Premium Solo bike use?

The Premium Solo bike uses a U-brake for effective stopping power.