At Karma Industries, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality products that support the performance and passion of committed athletes. Our mission is to empower individuals through hard work, discipline, and integrity—because success is built not only on effort, but also on character.
Blake, a rider and Coach at Southlake Illawarra BMX Club, represents Karma Industries at NSW State and Australian National Levels in the 17-24 Men and Superclass Divisions. In 2025, Blake will race overseas for the first time at Tulsa, Oklahoma for the USA Grands.
Isaac, from Southlake Illawarra BMX Club, represents Karma Industries at NSW State and Australian National Levels in the 15 Boys Challenger and Junior Superclass Divisions. Isaac will race overseas for the first time in 2025 at the USA Grands event in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Lucas Caldwell races in 12 Boys in the NSW State and Australian National Rounds, representing both Karma Industries and his home club Southlake Illawarra BMX. Lucas has also been competing in local MTB events.
Ruby Caldwell another of our home club members from Southlake Illawarra BMX Club, races in the 10 Girls Challenger Division at NSW State and National Rounds.
Taj, originally from NSW, now races for Wanneroo BMX Club in WA and represents Karma Industries in the 13 Boys Division at WA State and National Rounds.
Linkin Davis, the first Karma Industries Team Rider, is now representing both his club Southlake Illawarra BMX and Karma Industries in the 17-24 Men and Superclass Divisons at NSW State and Australian National Events.
He might think he is just one of the kids riding his bike, but John Davis has the biggest heart of all. Nicknamed Mr. Consistency, John represents Southlake Illawarra BMX Club and Karma Industries, tearing up the BMX tracks at NSW State and National Events in the distinguished 50+ cruiser class.
Sage represents both her home club, Lilydale BMX, and Karma Industries in Victoria in the 8 Girls. She has been racing Vic State and Australian National Rounds in 2025.
Ella Fairhall from San Remo BMX Club in NSW represents Karma Industries in 17-24 Women and Superclass Events at the NSW State and Australian National Rounds.
Tate Fong from Hawkesbury BMX Club, represents Karma Industries in the 9 Boys at NSW State and National Rounds in BMX as well as Pump Track Events around the country.
From Bayside BMX Club in Sunny QLD, Luke Leishman has been representing Karma Industries in the 10 Boys Challenger and Cruiser Rounds at the QLD State and other QLD Rounds in 2025.
Genevieve James, from Southlake Illawarra BMX Club, represents Karma Industries in the 9 Girls Challenge and Cruiser classes at NSW State and Australian National Rounds in 2025. Racing since age 2, this young rider has been going from strength to strength over the past couple of years.
Currently our sole Tasmanian Team Rider, Nixon Hall represents Wynyard BMX Club and Karma Industries in the 12 Boys Challenge and Cruiser classes at TAS State and Australian National Rounds in 2025.
Cooper Murphy was Karma Industries first New Zealand Team Rider. Cooper has been representing his home club Christchurch BMX and Karma Industries in the NZ BMX rounds, Pump Track events as well as the Oceania BMX events. This year Cooper is racing in the 13 Boys Challenger and Cruiser Divisions.
Nixon Murphy proudly represents his home club Christchurch BMX and Karma Industries in the NZ BMX rounds, Pump Track events, as well as the Oceania BMX events. This year Nixon is racing in the 12 Boys Challenger and Cruiser Divisions.
Scott Murphy no stranger to a BMX event, Scott represents both his home club Christchurch BMX and Karma Industries frequently in the NZ BMX rounds, Pump Track events, and Oceania BMX events.
Winnie was one of our first Little Champs Crew riders for kids that are under 8. This year she has held her own in the 8 Girls events in NZ doing both Christchurch BMX Club and Karma Industries proud.
Joel Thompson is a 10 Boy from Southlake Illawarra BMX Club who has been racing in NSW State and National Events ion 20" and cruiser. In 2025, Joel raced in his first UCI BMX Worlds Championships in Copenhagen Denmark, representing Southlake, Karma and Australia.
From Southlake Illawarra BMX Club, Lily Webster races in the 11 Girls Challenge and Cruiser Divisions at NSW State and National Rounds proudly representing Karma Industries. Lily has also represented Karma, her club and Australia in Oceania events and the UCI BMX World Championships in 2024 in Rock Hill USA. In 2025, Lily has also started competing in MTB events and has just designed her own Karma MTB race kit!
Myles Whatley calls Wanneroo BMX Club home. Racing in 9 Boys Challenge Division, Myles has been representing Karma Industries in the WA State Rounds in 2025.
Lacey Whyte, from Geelong BMX Club, has been racing for Karma Industries in the 12 Girls at Victorian State and National Rounds in 2025.
James Whyte hailing from Geelong BMX Club has been racing for Karma Industries in the 16 Boys at Victorian State and National Rounds in 2025.
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