Do you want to see the most recent Kevin Peraza bike check?
The style and tricks king, who can ride EVERYTHING, has an all-around setup that leans toward a modern-street feel.
I’m a MASSIVE Peraza fan!
KP’s riding style and even his fashion have evolved over the years.
He’s now rocking four pegs, riding brakeless, and embracing the baggy pants look – but one thing that never changed is that he (almost) always wears a BMX helmet.
Let’s check out his Mongoose and Demolition setup, which includes a bunch of signature parts.
Kevin Peraza Mongoose & Demolition Bike Check
Kevin’s height: 5’8″ (173 cm)
Frame: Mongoose Reversal frame, 20.75″
Bar: Demolition Kevin Peraza bars
Stem: Demolition Kevin Peraza front load stem
Fork: Demolition KP BMX forks
Headset: Demolition V2 BMX headset
Grips: Cult Ricany grip
Seat: Demolition Matt Cordova seat
Seat Post: Demolition pivotal post
Cranks: Demolition Revolt BMX cranks, 165mm
Pedals: Demolition Trooper plastic BMX pedals
Sprocket: Demolition Fast & Loose BMX sprocket
Chain: Shadow Interlock Supreme chain
Front Wheel: Demolition Whistler ProPlus front front BMX wheel
Rear Wheel: Demolition ProPlus rim, Odyssey Clutch freecoaster hub
Tires: Demolition Momentum BMX tires
Pegs: BSD Rude Tube LT V2 pegs plastic BMX pegs, 4.5″
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Featured photo by: Jeff Zielinski.
Old Kevin Peraza Bike Checks
Source BMX (2024)
You probably already know how it goes: give Van Homan the mic and you’ll get a very detailed and insightful bike check about the rider.
BUT.
Kevin likes to talk, so Van doesn’t have to do much because Kevin explains everything naturally.
You’ll learn why his signature Mongoose frame has only one top tube size, why he rides a front load and how he measures the length of the seat post.
Okay, there’s plenty more good information about Kevin’s bike in this video bike check, but I think the mentioned ones are the most interesting.
2022 Bike Check
Frame: Mongoose La Familia frame, 20.75″
Bar: Demolition Kevin Peraza bars
Stem: Demolition Kevin Peraza front load stem
Fork: Demolition KP BMX forks
Headset: Demolition V2 BMX headset
Grips: Cult Ricany grip
Seat: Demolition Kevin Peraza seat
Seat Post: Demolition pivotal post
Cranks: Demolition Markit BMX cranks
Pedals: Demolition Trooper plastic BMX pedals
Sprocket: Demolition Markit guard BMX sprocket
Front Wheel: Demolition Whistler ProPlus Front front BMX wheel
Rear Wheel: Demolition RotatoR V4 ProPlus freecoaster wheel
Tires: Demolition Momentum BMX tires
Pegs: Cult Butter plastic BMX pegs
FatBMX (2019)
Kevin had a pretty mixed bike setup back in 2019, still rocking other brands’ products besides Mongoose and Demolition.
But he already had the La Familia signature frame along with testing signature prototype Demolition bars and front load BMX stem.
KP was also rocking BSD’s half link chain, Sean Ricany‘s signature Cult grips and GSport’s Rollcage BMX rims.
Check full bike on FatBMX.
BMX.com (2017)
Surprisingly Kevin had a lot more Demolition parts in 2017 than in 2019, but that’s not why we’re here to discuss why.
KP had an epic purple La Familia frame with chrome bars and all-black everything else.
Kevin also chats about designing his signature frame, custom modifications, how frequently he puts together a new setup, the oldest part, and more.
Head over to BMX.com for more photos, parts list and interview.
Dew Tour Setup (2013)
This is something completely different from what we’re seeing today: brakes, no pages. KP was also riding skinny pants back in the days but is now rocking (mostly) Vans authentic chinos.
Brakes or no brakes, pegs or no pages, this bike still looks EPIC.
What’s pretty interesting is that Kevin used to put a random color BMX spoke in his wheel, which is something I find very unique.
He also snapped the fat Demolition X Markit BMX seat, but KP took the cover off and put it on a slim seat with his dad.
So. Cool.
