Supreme x Brooklyn Machine Works 24" BMX Cruiser
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Brooklyn Machine Works 24" BMX Cruiser is a hand-built 4130 chromoly-steel cruiser with a 24-inch wheelbase, single-speed drivetrain, and the heavy-gauge tubing and overbuilt dropouts Brooklyn Machine Works became known for. The shop was founded in Brooklyn, New York, in 1996 by Joe Avedisian and Doc DeLorenzo and built each frame by hand inside the borough, supplying downhill and dirt-jump riders with freestyle-grade chromoly long before mass-produced 24-inch cruisers existed. Only 36 of the SS1998 Supreme collab edition were produced, gifted to senior store employees across New York, Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka, making it one of Supreme's earliest and rarest collaborations. Examples have sold at auction for upward of $50,000.
About Brooklyn Machine Works
Brooklyn Machine Works is an American bicycle manufacturer founded in 1996 by Joe Avedisian and Chris 'Doc' Boudreaux in Brooklyn, New York. The shop builds BMX, dirt jump, park, and downhill mountain bike frames from 4130 chromoly steel, with fabrication done in-house. Its catalog has included the Park Bike, the Race Link, the TMX dirt jumper, and the Gainline fixed-gear. The brand gained a following in the late 1990s and early 2000s New York cycling scene for durable welded frames and small-batch runs. Supreme's collaboration produced a co-branded complete bike.
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