NEW YORK, Jan. 7, 2026 – FRP, a powersports brand focused on making outdoor riding accessible, is showcasing three prototype models at AIMExpo 2026, held Jan. 7-9, 2026 in Anaheim, California.
The company is presenting the GMB220 mini bike, the M3 electric mini bike and a vintage-inspired 40cc ATV, reflecting its “Keep Going Further” philosophy.
The GMB220 builds on the success of FRP’s popular GMB100, offering a 212cc engine for longer rides, steeper terrain and more challenging adventures. The bike features front and rear hydraulic brakes and upgraded front suspension for confident handling on uneven terrain, making it a natural next step for riders ready to advance beyond the GMB100’s 99cc engine.
“The GMB100 has exceeded our expectations and become a social media sensation,” said Wei Huang, founder and CEO of FRP. “The GMB220 is designed for riders ready to take the next step, with longer ride time and capability for tougher terrain. FRP builds products that grow with riders, rather than being outgrown.”
The M3, an electric mini bike prototype for riders ages 14 and older, features a 48-volt, 21-amp-hour system engineered for smooth, predictable power. It also includes hydraulic disc brakes, integrated lighting, a digital display with app connectivity and a built-in storage compartment.
“The M3 reflects our commitment to making outdoor riding approachable,” Huang said. “It removes common barriers like noise, maintenance and steep learning curves so riders can focus on enjoying the ride.”
FRP is also presenting a 40cc ATV prototype that reinterprets classic late-1980s sport ATVs with modern materials. Featuring squared-off bodywork and exposed frame elements, the ATV honors powersports heritage while simplifying the design for today’s riders.
“Rather than recreating 1987, we are updating the best design elements from that era for modern riders,” Huang said.
FRP’s presence at AIMExpo comes as the company expands its rider community, now including more than 500 active members, over 50,000 social media followers and more than 60,000 families riding FRP bikes. Attendees can visit Booth #1835 to see the prototypes and speak with company representatives.
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