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FRP, a powersports brand committed to widening access to outdoor riding, is debuting three prototype vehicles at AIMExpo 2026, taking place from 7–9 January 2026 in Anaheim, California.
At the event, the company is highlighting the GMB220 mini bike, the M3 electric mini bike and a vintage-inspired 40cc ATV, each reflecting FRP’s “Keep Going Further” brand philosophy.
The GMB220 evolves from the success of FRP’s widely recognised GMB100, introducing a more powerful 212cc engine designed for extended rides, steeper gradients and more demanding terrain. Equipped with front and rear hydraulic brakes alongside upgraded front suspension, the bike offers improved control on uneven surfaces and is positioned as a clear progression for riders stepping up from the GMB100’s 99cc platform.
“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.”
Also on display is the M3, an electric mini bike prototype aimed at riders aged 14 and above. Powered by a 48-volt, 21-amp-hour system, the M3 is engineered to deliver smooth and predictable performance. Additional features include 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.”
Completing the line-up is a 40cc ATV prototype inspired by late-1980s sport ATV design. With squared body panels and exposed frame details, the model blends classic styling cues with modern materials, offering a simplified and accessible interpretation for contemporary riders.
“Rather than recreating 1987, we are updating the best design elements from that era for modern riders,” Huang said.
FRP’s appearance at AIMExpo coincides with continued growth of its rider community, now comprising more than 500 active members, over 50,000 followers across social platforms and more than 60,000 families riding FRP products. Visitors can explore the prototypes and meet the team at Booth #1835.
