A small gold BMX bike with thick black tyres, black pedals, a black seat with a white graphic, and black handlebars is parked on a stone pavement next to overgrown green grass and leafy plants.
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Venom 2017 Pro Mini BMX #Review

Venom 2017 Pro Mini BMX Review

A small, gold-coloured BMX-style bike with black tyres, pedals, and handlebars stands on a concrete path next to tall, green grass. The bike has a black saddle with a white snake design and pegs on both wheels.
The Venom brand was created back in 2012 after seeing these awesome little bikes being made as bespoke items in Indonesia, Venom then decided the ride of a Mini BMX should be available for the world to enjoy and so the Venom Mini BMX was born! The Venom Pro has been designed to cater for the more serious rider who wants a mini BMX with all of the premium features you would expect from a full size Pro BMX, including 3 piece cranks, a top loaded stem and premium translucent colour ways. A full list of it’s features includes:
  • High tensile steel frame
  • 10 inch steel rims
  • 30psi tyres
  • 3 piece cranks
  • Tappered Threadless forks
  • Top loaded stem
  • Lightweight plastic pedals
  • Updated rear dropouts
  • Venom branded saddle
  • Upgraded CNC dropouts
  • 9.5” X 26.5” handle bars
  • Pair of stunt pegs
  • ODI style grips
  • Fully sealed stainless steel wheel bearings
  • 28/12T gearing
  • Full instruction manual and tool kit
  • Total weight only 10kg
  • Sealed Mid bottom bracket
  • Premium Translucent colourways
A few weeks back I gave my son, Ryan, the choice of any Mini BMX Bike from the Skates.Co.Uk website. After a long hard look at them all he decided that he wanted the Venom 2017 Pro Mini BMX. He loved the colour and decided the snake logo on the seat was the deciding factor for him as it was just ‘super cool’ and he had to have it. (Bless).

Stunt Bikes and Stunt Scootering is becoming really popular right now. We often like to stop and watch the local kids at our skate park as they zoom up and down the ramps doing their magical tricks and stunts. It’s something my boy has always wanted to have a go at himself.

Root Industries are getting particularly popular with riders at the moment.

A young boy wearing a maroon football shirt, navy trousers, and teal trainers rides a small yellow bicycle with black wheels on a paved path beside a wooden fence and overgrown grass. He looks focused, holding both handlebars while riding.
With his new Venom 2017 Pro Mini BMX, he’s now able to join in. He may not be able to do all the cool tricks that the pro’s can do but he sure looks the part whilst he’s learning and trying his best. He’s been having great fun practising these past few weeks and really loves his new bike. I was a little unsure about the size of the bike and the whole practicality of how he’d be able to ride it but I really shouldn’t have wasted any time worrying about it because he’s doing just fine. The Mini BMX’s are suitable for everyone: boys, girls, men and women.

A small gold BMX bike with thick black tyres, black handlebars, and a black seat decorated with a white graphic, is parked on a concrete path beside tall green grass and leafy plants.
A close-up of a small gold BMX bike frame with a black pedal, thick black tyres, and a chain. The frame has a scale pattern design near the seatpost. The bike is on a concrete surface with grass in the background.

The Venom 2017 Pro Mini BMX will cost you £129.99 from Skates.Co.Uk.

A person wearing a pink sleeve and silver bracelets holds the back of a black Venom bike saddle. The view is from behind the bike, showing the bike’s thick rear tyre, pedals, and handlebars, with grass and a stone path in the background.
A close-up of a black bike saddle with a white cobra snake design and the word "Venom" written in stylised text. The bike frame is metallic gold, and green grass is visible in the background. A hand is holding the saddle.
Close-up of a gold-coloured bicycle or mini bike rear wheel with a thick black tyre, visible chain, sprocket, and pedal. The wheel is on a concrete pavement with green grass on the left side of the image.
A top-down view of a black unicycle wheel with a yellow fork and two black-and-white striped foot pegs. The tyre has visible red and blue lines. The unicycle is on a concrete surface with some green grass and small plants at the top right corner.
Ryan is no pro just yet but he’s enjoying riding his BMX anyway. He’s never had a BMX bike before so it’s taking some getting used to but he’s loving it. The great things about this bike is that it will last for years, he won’t be outgrowing it any time soon. At the moment he’s sitting down when riding but as he gets bigger he can learn to ride standing up too. There’s so many stunts and tricks just waiting to be mastered and I just know that he’s going to have so much fun learning them all but for now, he’s just happy riding his super cool bike around.

Disclosure: We received our Venom 2017 Pro Mini BMX in return for an honest review.

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