X Games chronicles Pat Casey's BMX history, from his racing roots, to beating Dave Mirra at his first Pro contest, to eventually raising the bar with his wild never been done fakie mini ramp tricks—like the fakie cashroll.
Tom Villarreal has been getting busy on both sides of camera with his new endeavor, Villarreal Visuals. His latest video features Tom, Jeff Wescott, and Mario Gorman having a day around the port in San Pedro.
You may recognize the surname... Jeremy Shorty is the brother of LA local S&M rail shredder Justin Shorty. And it's clear that BMX is in the blood with the Shorty family.
The Work frames squad, John Corts, Brad Gibbs, Andrew Vargason, and Tom Beckman have a day around State College, PA with a heavy park session and wrap up the day with some street at the actual State College.
Matty Aquizap is the newest member of the Relic team and they kicked it off proper with two minutes of Matty shredding shot by Darryl Tocco. What a treat this video is! Like watching poetry in motion.
Matthias Dandois is now riding for the watch brand Swatch. Hit play to see Matthias having a good time in the streets of New York with his signature blend of street and flatland.
Dialed is an understatement—Hyper's Logan Martin and Jaie Toohey are beyond real with their level of trickery, and Ryan Williams throws down a few hammers as well. Logan Land is definitely where dream tricks come true.
Kevin Peraza recently made the move to San Diego and he wasted no time finding the lines at his new local park. Here's a heater session he did for Demolition.
Whether this is your first time hearing of Jay Miron, or you've been following him since he won the first X Games in 1995, this video is an inspirational kick in the ass that every rider needs to watch.
GT's Mason Ritter has made it a habit to customize his shoes, frame, and more with his signature ornate designs and now he shares the process while painting a fresh helmet—followed by a session at the trails.
Salt Lake City has always been synonymous with awesome BMX riders and GT's Tristen Cooper is part of the new breed keeping the legacy going with his aggressive street moves.
Here's a first look into a new "vlogumentary" series with Hyper's Jake Leiva on his TAJ trails—which have been a work in progress over the last five years.
GT's Brian Kachinsky not letting quarantine stop him from getting coffee, going to the gym, bowling, and of course, finding spots and proceeding to shred.