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A full-link chain like the Mission 510 is lightweight, simple, and a solid choice for most BMX setups. A half-link chain like the Mission Half-Link lets you fine-tune your rear wheel position more precisely, making it easier to dial in your chainstay length. Go full-link for a classic, straightforward setup, or half-link when you want more adjustment.

Steel pegs like the Mission Strafe are tough, simple, and great for grinding rails and other smooth surfaces. Plastic pegs like the Mission Targa use a replaceable nylon sleeve that slides smoother on rough ledges. Go steel for classic durability, or plastic for a smoother, more street-friendly grind.

25T is the BMX standard and gives most riders a solid balance of acceleration and speed. A 23T sprocket gives you easier gearing and a more compact setup, while a 28T gives you a taller gear with more speed per pedal. Check out the Mission Locator for a sprocket that offers all 3 sizes.

Two-piece or four-piece bars? It mostly comes down to the look and feel you’re into. 2-piece bars like the Mission Command have a clean, classic shape and are generally a little lighter, while 4-piece bars like the Mission Crosshair bring a more old-school, street-inspired style. Pick the shape that fits your setup and makes your bike feel right.

Cassette or freecoaster? It really comes down to how you like to ride. The Mission Engage cassette gives you a quick, responsive feel and that classic cassette sound, while the Mission Pace freecoaster lets you roll fakie without backpedaling which is perfect for more technical street riding. If you like a traditional setup, go cassette. If fakies are your thing, a freecoaster is hard to beat.