Legend Bike Co. | 20" LRP BMX Race Frame — Pete "Pistol Pete" Loncaravich Signature

In 1983, Pete Loncaravich and his father started a company called LRP — Loncaravich Racing Products. It was one of the first rider-owned brands in the history of BMX racing, and it was shut down by a contract clause when Pete signed with CW Racing later that year. For four decades, LRP existed only as a name on vintage frames that people hunted for at swap meets and kept under glass. Pete never forgot. And now it is back. The LRP 20" is Pete Loncaravich's race frame — built from seamless 4130 cro-mo and designed with the same proven geometry as the Supercross RS7 and Vision F1x, two of the most race-validated BMX chassis in the sport. This is not coincidence. Bill Ryan, who designed the RS7 and the Vision platform, and Pete Loncaravich, who has been racing BMX at the highest level for over four decades, worked on the LRP geometry together. The result is a race frame that has the pedigree of a championship platform and the name of one of the most decorated professionals the sport has ever produced. Here is the thing that matters most: Pete Loncaravich has been racing his own personal 2026 LRP frame for over a year. This is the ABA's 1985 number one ranked Pro — a man who knows exactly what a race frame should do and will not get on something that does not deliver. He chose this frame. He races it. He wins on it. That is the only product test that matters. If you raced BMX in the 1980s and 90s, you raced against Pistol Pete or you raced in his shadow. Now you can ride his bike. Key specs: — Seamless 4130 cro-mo construction — Proven race geometry shared with the Supercross RS7 and Vision F1x platforms — Pete Loncaravich signature design — 20" race frame — available in Pro XL and Pro XXL top tube lengths — Designed for BMX racing, pump track, and high-performance riding — Race-tested by Pete Loncaravich on the 2026 LRP for over one year — ABA No. 1 Pro 1985 approved LRP is back. Pistol Pete is back. Are you ready?