Chris Doyle laid the blueprint as a professional BMX rider for 20 years - Back Bone Zone ep. 43

Chris Doyle is without a doubt, one of the most legendary BMX riders on the planet - especially so in the trail world. Chris has had a career in BMX that has spanned two decades. I wanted to know what got him there, but also how he was able to move from professional BMXer, to finding a new career in real estate.
Chris is one of my all-time favourite riders, so it was amazing to have the opportunity to speak with him on this and much more, including one of his fondest memories - ACT Jam.
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[@louissmithbmx]

So sick! Enjoyed this heaps

[@SchnellVITALVINYLVLOG]

This was absolutely amazing I've never talked to Chris in person but I've seen him ride since the CFB days. I actually might be moving from Philly to Pittsburgh... But I already have a roommate if that happens. But, I broke my neck in June 2021 broke 2 teeth off my cog taking a stutter crank down my trails, and thankfully I had my helmet on cuz I went head-first into the berm like a scorpion and my back peg (steel) just whipped around and smack the back of my head fracturing in my skull and pressing a skull fragment against my brain artery... But I'm back to riding FDR as many times a week is possible.. like every day I'm down the trails. That was just proving those doctors wrong what's my number one goal aside from riding again. Like when it comes to street spots I have to be kind of picky no more wall rides to flat but it's still just a treat to oddly not have lost anything skill wise since my crash except I cannot fully look to my left so opposite carves and spins are kind of weird. But honestly since Damn Kids I've been a fan you were part of my first dig article talking about striped socks in the photo issue in like 2010?? But thanks for this interview and thank you Chris for the motivation, I'm going to be heading to Pittsburgh hopefully as soon as possible to hit up some spots and the Wheel Mill. My good lady friend said I could stay at her place so all I need to do is get from Philly to Pittsburgh for a nice long weekend. But if you are in Philadelphia DM me on IG @primitivepathologist_ hell anyone from Pittsburgh that wants to ride DM me and anyone coming to Philly, I got you covered again just hit me up. I'm always looking for new people to ride with and I have some gnarly spots! Stay awesome! - Schnell

[@jakedoyle8934]

The generations are all trick fenes but these fellas are the real deal they started it all and set the bar with no mindset of being anything but themselves and loving rising a bike. Street Park dirt . You know the riders

[@markryan7114]

Being who he is really shows why he has lasted so long in the industry As people want too know and deal with him A huge amount of respect and appreciation in what he was given He said something along the line of”who wants to see me do the same old stuff I have been doing for the last 15 years” I would say who wouldn’t want too see someone that come off as a everyday guy mastering a sport to a point where many can only dream off and done with buckets of style and respect I think we need to remember he is apart of a bunch of rides that built bmx into what it is today 1000s of rides have come and gone but we remember him

[@ChrisC-vk4jf]

Great dude. Met him in Myrtle Beach

[@paulyphonic]

LEGEND

[@jaydehart2170]

Doyle was always like a Travis pastrama to me as a kid growing up

[@lowborncrew]

Trevor salami 😂

[@BlazeTechMedia]

Doyle the goat !

[@NWJonathan]

BEST TRAILS RIDER TO EVER RIP THE WOODS 👑🌲🦾🤘🏻

[@stephenliggat]

Chris Doyle backyard fan club

[@petemajoinen8248]

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