Eclipse bicycle

Here’s a clear description of what an Eclipse trick bike generally is — including how it looks, what it’s used for, and the features you’d expect:

Eclipse Trick Bike — What It Is

An Eclipse trick bike is a style of BMX-type freestyle bicycle designed for performing tricks, stunts, and jumps. These bikes are made to be strong, responsive, and light enough to handle the stresses of skatepark riding, street tricks, and flatland maneuvers.

Key Features

🛠️ Frame

• Compact and strong: The frame is usually smaller and more reinforced than typical bikes — built to withstand impacts from jumps and tricks.
• Material: Often made from high-tensile steel or chromoly (a strong, resilient steel alloy).
• Top Tube: Shorter length for agility, easy spinning, and control.
• Designed to be stiff and durable, not cushy like a comfort or mountain bike.

Drivetrain

• Single gear (1 speed): BMX/trick bikes typically use one gear — simple and reliable, no derailleurs.
• Chain tensioners or freegear: Some models let the rider choose coaster (pedal-backward to brake) or freewheel setups.

Wheels & Tires

• 20-inch Wheels: The standard size for trick bikes and BMX — small for quick acceleration and maneuverability.
• Tires: Thicker than road bike tires, with tread suitable for both pavement and skatepark surfaces.
• Often air-filled with durable sidewalls for impacts.

Handlebars

• Upright and wide: Gives excellent control and leverage for tricks.
• Crossbar reinforcement: Many bars include a horizontal crossbar for strength.

Brakes

• Typically includes a rear U-brake only, sometimes with a gyro/rotor installed:A gyro/rotor lets the handlebars spin freely without tangling the brake cables — great for tricks like bar spins.
  
• Some riders even remove brakes for certain flatland or trick styles (but that’s only recommended for experienced riders).

Pegs

• Metal pegs attached to the front and/or rear wheel axles for grinding and standing on during tricks.
• These are signature features of trick bikes.

Who It’s For

Eclipse trick bikes are ideal for:

• Freestyle riders
• Skatepark use
• Street tricks
• Flatland trick riding
• Jumping and spinning maneuvers

They are not designed for road touring or high-speed commuting — their focus is maneuverability and toughness for tricks.

Typical Ride Feel

• Responsive and snappy: Quick steering, easy to hop and spin.
• Light, sturdy, and minimal: No extra gears or accessories to get in the way.
• Fun and playful: Designed for doing tricks more than going fast over long distances.

An Eclipse trick bike is a BMX-style freestyle bicycle built for tricks and stunts, featuring: ✔ A strong, compact frame
✔ 20-inch wheels
✔ Single-speed drive system
✔ Rear brake (often gyro-ready)
✔ Handlebar pegs and wheel pegs (usually optional add-ons)

It’s perfect for riders who want to perform jumps, spins, and tricks at skateparks or in urban environments.

If you have a specific Eclipse model in mind (like year or specs), I can describe that exact bike too! 🚀✨