Why is BMX Dying?

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Recently there has been a ton of drama in bmx. Lot's of fights, sponsor changes, and silly things happening. BMX is not the same culture that we were seeing a few years ago and in this video I discuss why. Sean Ricany is cutting his bike in half after losing his sponsor, Hobbie Doan is moving on from kink, and chase hawk is being really two faced.
The changes in the BMX world started as soon as it started to boom in 2020 and we are all guilty for how it turned out.

[@RAXtheGREAT]

to anyone watching this video.... quit listening to negative goobers just go inspire someone to get a bike and ride with you, period. bmx isnt DYING (quit saying that mess because it scares away potential new riders) its just in a generational change, older riders are getting out of the game and some of them are acting out because something they love feels like it doesn't love them back anymore. its a raw human emotion and valid, look past that and the weird gatekeepers that say "thats not REAL bmx" and appreciate the new wave it is what it is, happened with skateboarding too. GO RIDE YOUR BIKE!

[@2smokejoke]

Facts I love how this dude grafts himself to anything to get views classic pathetic leach. 😂

[@sole__doubt]

Its definitely in a generational divide. All the serious bmx riders I come into contact with are over 30. A few years ago I at least saw a few teenagers on bikes but that was a couple years ago.

[@RAXtheGREAT]

@@sole__doubt yeah man i started riding during covid lockdown (but have been a fan since the 90's) because i was just so burnt out from skateboarding i wanted something new to push my limits and we have some teens and stuff that are into bmx here and of course they like their panzas, and billy perrys and other youtuber guys and the old heads HATE on them so hard for being into that like "THATS NOT BMX" and im like dude... guess what? that is THEIR bmx it doesnt mean they dont respect the history of bmx but they got to get their foot in the door before you go bashing what they like, then they end up not wanting to come around to events and stuff and they turn to the wheelie bikes. its annoying. BMX has a serious gatekeeping problem but social media has definitely tainted what bmx is to alot of people, it makes anyone with a camera "somebody" and it can be great and also not at the same time. it used to be you had to work hard to earn a video part which in MY opinion pushed progression in a diff way and made people respect riders who "made it" now you cant go an hour without seeing some random with a video part. kids dont know who to look up to so now its more about whos marketable and thats just business. it is what it is.

[@sole__doubt]

@@RAXtheGREAT I have to admit I cant think of anything more boring than watching bmx videos from mediocre riders like Perry and Panza.

[@RAXtheGREAT]

@@sole__doubt and you are well within your right to feel that way it is definitely not for everyone, its only an issue if you go out of your way to make someone ELSE feel bad for what THEY like you know what i mean? like if some 13 year old kid shows up to the park with a panza complete im not gonna be like "that bike is so lame get a real bike" especially if im better than the kid and hes potentially watching my riding and admiring the skill set it can be super damaging to a kids confidence. when people really get into bmx they usually start out in one lane and sometimes find themselves in a different one (i know some people know what i mean). example kid sees panza video goes dang bmx is awesome starts riding, after a while when the panza vids are all watched and they get introduced to say anthem 2 with mike aitken or maybe some old props stuff, little devil, old mirra footage etc they start to understand more about bmx. I just want to see more POSITIVITY in BMX i dont care what someones riding preference is as long as they are getting outside and learning the art of falling and picking yourself back up and trying again because its an important life lesson to learn.

[@ShadLife]

56 years old. I have seen pretty much all of it from the late 70s and your message is spot on! In 1989 I wondered if BMX was going to make it. I had a used Haro Sport and I was starting to do more street and the bike wasn't holding up. I didn't even know if there were going to be BMX bikes available anymore. The magazines I read were getting thin. BMX Action merged with Freestylin' to make Go. And it was super thin and Go didn't last long. But in 91, it started to pick up again. Then a video called Ride On came out and the beginning of that video basically told us BMX wasn't dead. What we are seeing today isn't even close to what was going on back then. Go look up Ride On, I think it's on KZbin, and watch that intro. Pick up your bike and ride. BMX isn't about being sponsored or doing the latest greatest trick. Honestly, at 56 years old, whenever I launch off a jump and do a 1/2 ass table I am stoked! If you can't find the fun in just riding your bike you are in it for all the wrong reasons. I will continue to ride BMX until my body physically isn't capable of doing it anymore.

[@BmxDaD761]

Yeah my 87 Dyno Detour took such a bad beating back then that the chainstays were completely destroyed. The left chainstay was 2 inches bent to the left and the other side was 1 inch to the right lol. Made the whole bike dog track down the road 😅 But having said that I rode that bike into the grave !! RIP ☠️

[@btdxpm]

I recently bought my first BMX in over two decades. With all these deals, it seems like I came in at the right time.

[@andrewwinkelmeyer6503]

I bought my first bike ever because of the deals. I’ve skated the last 20 years and figured I’d give BMX a try with it being affordable

[@Dougsterbob]

The deals are insane right now. Welcome to the sport 🔥🙏

[@xdirt.surferx]

Same!

[@Freud_Mayweather]

​@@Dougsterbobwhere? Source?

[@loadedfun4764]

2k for a haro…. Deals are poppin!

[@BmxDaD761]

It’s up to each one of us riders out here to pass it on. I currently Got my son and daughter riding. It will be up to there generation next to pass it forward. Just remember even the little things can help someone truly enjoy BMX, whether you might see someone at the park who needs help fixing their bike, or a couple of kind words just to cheer them on and keep the flow going.

[@Dougsterbob]

Well said 🔥

[@sallaa]

I started my BMX journey two years ago, at the age of 39. Soon turning 41, a mother of two daughters and can't do s**t yet with my Verde Luxe that I bought used from a kid who didn't want to ride anymore. I also live in a country where ground is covered in snow for almost half a year and not a lot of indoor parks for newbies like me. 😅 Still, BMX is one of the best things that has ever happened to me. I don't have high goals. If I ever learn a half decent bunnyhop and a couple of other things, I'll be happy. Just love riding my bike anyway, and hope to give a good example for my daughters and show them that the most important thing is just to do the things you enjoy and not give a damn what other people might think. Maybe some day they might be the next generation riding their bikes. ❤ Right now waiting for the snow to melt, though. Only a couple of more months to go. 😂

[@Uncle-LeRoy]

Comes and goes been that since at least the 80s

[@marcusburgess1701]

Bingo!

[@sole__doubt]

Yep Ive been riding since the late 80s and thats how it is, what it is really is that most people who get into it dont stick with it. I will admit that of all the hobbies Ive had over my life BMX easily has the worst class of people.

[@antonsmith132]

Just got back into BMX at 25 after not riding for 13 years, and I'm loving it so much. I got a Haro Leucadia at a super cheap price because, you're right, the shops aren't selling them. But I joined the sport because of the freedom. Coming from skateboarding the ability to land in grass and ride the messed up terrain is what attracted me honestly. I still skate but now when there's a spot that's too crusty for skate wheels the bmx is always a super fun option! Also as a skater I think something that's missing at least from my area is the local shop vibe, I'll never buy skate stuff online but it's hard to always find a place selling sick local bmx gear

[@dispensecommonsense]

I just got back into riding at 36 years old. I bought a new but used 2021 Kink Cloud fall of 2023 but I did buy pedal, bars, stem and 48 spline cranks Im a big guy im 6'6" Im just trying to have fun BMX won't die, always someone who going to try to push the sport no worries.

[@kenwinsor1914]

It will never die, I still have my original 1977 STROKER II, my original 1988 GT Interceptor and my 1988 Haro Master. No mid school for me, but new school yes. I feel hard in love with the 28/9t gearing and today's 36s,which made me hate big sprockets and 48's wheels. Now today, I'm buying all these completes for dirt cheap and watching your videos has taught me about the top of the line signature completes. I'm buying just to build them and look at them, and at the price that they are at now, I'm like Pac Man 😁 Like you said, it'll never die 😎👊

[@kirkwickham3336]

Ain't gonna pretend I wasn't a bit disheartened when I saw the title of this video, thinking it was clickbait but it was presented very well and was full of accurate information. BMX will never die. It just gets a little quiet from corporate greed sometimes but that will pass and the riders will remain, as always.

[@stevestevenson6288]

Love to see you posting! Sorry the subject blows

[@danger2fast759]

Been waiting for an analysis like this to drop for a minute now

[@patrickc8391]

I've been riding BMX since 1987, and have been through every type of up and down related to the sport. The freedom and joy I feel every time I roll out on my bike is unmatched. I'm almost 49 now, and I'll keep riding until I physically can't anymore. The bandwagon hoppers always jump off, and it sucks, but their hearts weren't in it anyway. BMX is in my blood, it's not something I can just quit. The hardcore will always ride.

[@loadedfun4764]

I loved bmx…. Just couldn’t keep a bike from getting stolen.

[@antonio4403]

this video quality is great doug

[@beefbmx]

Man I was literally just thinking that the sport was dying too! We need more awareness!

[@bigbranson]

Great perspective ! How can I get a personalized bike recommendation? There’s so many sales going on but I’m a bigger guy and have been out of the bike world for almost 10 years 😅

[@stevestevenson6288]

That thumbnail is golden too 😂

[@Dougsterbob]

It’s the best part 😂

[@SteveRuprecht]

I checked 10 different bike shops around me and none of them had BMX bikes. A few bike shop owners said they stopped carrying them years ago because something like "it's for kids and people go to target or Walmart to buy kid bikes". So I bought a bmx online for myself because I'm not a kid. 🤷‍♂️

[@StephBeezy]

I just started getting into it in 2023 surprisingly enough lol bought a kink whip on fb marketplace and now I’m considering a 26” 🎉

[@babaganoosh1041]

I'm a "beginner" in bmx at 39. i rode around back when i was younger. i have an old Huffy mountain bike. My 9 year son and 6 year old daughter go on rides all the time. we also go to the dirt trails where mainly MTB is. im searching for the best bang for around 4-500$ i wouldn't want a beginner bike just cause my goal is to do a ton of freestyle. cruising on the streets to grinding rails, benches, etc and then hop on some dirt trails or grass trails etc. i've watched your videos but they are old and I'm not sure how the recommendations equal to nowadays. When is the bet time to buy a bike ?? deals deals thanks

[@BrandonNop]

I enjoyed this. But “Tyler Fergenal” 😭

[@gballh.526]

one of the better videos ive seen in the last week

[@Smoofyful]

I like that small Rusty cameo. Going on a small tangent, I saw an article called mops and psychopaths. Here's the thing, people are wandering if BMX is dying and how we can bring more people in but this is a good example of how there's going to be an explosion for everything, it will die down and crystalize. That's when you're going to have a core audience. I think the end message is perfect. Just do what you can do and make you there's still people out there riding consistently rather than trying to have a huge bubble that's going to collapse.

[@thinkb4uspeak643]

Good video man

[@matthubbard904]

Your right about that cause when i bought my 24” s&m wtf frame in 2019 it was 389.95 now it up to 520 for the frame

[@brian9735]

Hope you are well, Doug! I rarely ride anymore. Moved and work consumes me.

[@4ortycrews224]

Thanks!

[@mementography]

Hi. Is the Score Sheet Link broken? Always get a 404 Error Message. Anyone can help? ty!

[@theunbreakable1587]

Its winter, it will bounce back in a few months, it isn't dying I'm still building bikes and riding them.

[@karlhood765]

I havnt bought my self a bike in 15 years, still holding onto my FBM stairmaster. Although I just bought my son a DK for his birthday

[@MuddyAdventures1017]

Just got back into it purchased a Sunday forecaster Amazing bike definitely beats the 90s bikes but thats just my opinion not everyone

[@jacobrohlinger9038]

I got back into it then all my friends quit again 😐

[@YoannVn]

Well said !

[@mvseven9438]

I don't think it's dying at all. But I certainly could be wrong.

[@OurBMX]

Lots to be said on the subject, but well done overall. [insert handshake emoji]

[@duartegabrantes]

Fucking nice message, i was not sure if it was gonna be a controversial video, but man you said the right things, bmx is just being free on two wheels, bmx is discovering and travelling. I ride my bike by my self here in Portugal most of the time, and its sad to see that over there on the USA its getting a complete mess, just go ride and have fun, film some videos to show your friends and family and make memories. Much love from Lisbon, Portugal

[@TheLegendaryLP]

I just scored a brand new 2022 kink gap xl for $180! Live to ride

[@steve00alt70]

I dont follow trends like alot of bmx tubers are doing, bmx is not dying because I do it for the love

[@helium5912]

BMX was HUGE mid 2000s

[@zachcaynor2273]

Any chance for a 2024 bike review / bikes under 400-500$?? Been out of biking for about 10 years and looking at buying the stolen casino can’t find any 2024 reviews or videos on almost any bike at all.

[@BSS22193]

I dont think it's dying. I see a lot of active BMX groups on Facebook. I have a BMX bike i got new as a 12 year old in 2005. This year i have started to fix that bike and i want to learn how to ride this bike like a BMX bike and learn how to do different types of tricks with it this summer as i"m 31 years old.

[@TheDwightMamba]

I just finished the build on my 2021 Pro Performer Heritage, because all bikes are a single color with all black parts and I don't like that. Anyways, I threw an extra $1,750 at the bike to make it MINE. NO regrets, other than the prices taking a dive.

[@Danielxperez14]

That’s sick! I built a custom bmx for like 1500 and don’t regret it 😂 feels great and I always get compliments at the skatepark

[@TheDwightMamba]

This video is the bike almost done. I swapped the pegs to oil-slick and the brake calipers to white, in order to match the levers.

[@Danielxperez14]

nice, doug used my bike as a thumbnail on a few streams, its a pink panza frame@@TheDwightMamba

[@mzzzz3]

what about OSS getting popular through no jumper?

[@brandonbarner4727]

Good video thanks bob 🫡

[@nil_scoot1772]

i feel like every action sport is dying right now. i've been riding scooters for 8 years now and i was getting kinda bored because i felt like the sport was dying after an exponential growth. so i turned to bmx and recently just bought one hoping i'll find that sense of freedom that i did with my friends when i first started riding. makes me sad to see that its also happening to other sports. with all that being said i'm hyped to receive my bmx soon and start riding.

[@bmx_mid_school_2023-uc2vr]

BMX will never die. I am 53 years old and I am back into BMX after nearly 40 years. I bought about 70 BMX in the last 6 months but they are more Mid School than Old School. It is not only the business of BMX which is hurt but the whole world economy at the moment. Like you said, get on your bike and have fun.

[@matthubbard904]

It’s not dying to freaking cold 🥶 to ride where im at

[@ianward7376]

Skyway Street beat build

[@akatgif]

The gossip and tea economy (shit talking) is all about getting views and/or monetizing content. The gossip and tea economy is the polar opposite of the true nature of why we love bmx. The gossip and tea economy is NOT PMA Positive Mental Attitude. Seems like Adam 22 and the Come-Up Blog started the the gossip and tea economy (make money on BMX gossip).

[@page76metalcraft19]

Been riding since 1988 when I bought my first good bike... a 1988 GT performer. I've been riding ever since so I guess it's just dead for everyone else

[@Rastafarian_Rambo]

Also the market rose during pandemic with the bike craze

[@fir23alpha]

Im 46 yes when I was younger BMX is about learning tricks, riding and just having fun. Now it is about brands and upgrading and posing. When I meet boys who ride BMX they be like check out my new upgrades. Not like look, a new trick I learnt.....

[@kirraxinn]

Easy...bmx bikes are too expensive. I asked a bunch of my skateboarder friends I'm the 90s and they all said if decent bikes were cheaper they'd be riding too but a skateboards just alot cheaper.

[@ZhengZL69]

This has been happening with the MTB community as well. I've seen lots of riders's sponsors leaving them, and brands such as nukeproof pretty much dying.

[@ZhengZL69]

however, unlike the mountain bikes, bmx bikes over here don't seem too discounted, but there ain't much development in the sport around my area unlike mountain bikes, so... I guess no new bike day for me.

[@montanaricky9558]

Industry wise you’re very close to how things went. A lot of variables. I’ll give you one this is a freebie.. Palaton exercise bikes made a really huge deals with some of the manufacturing over seas and how much they bought it really hurt us and made us have to scramble and think out the box to fix this situation so we can have our stuff made. Bmx is really effected by MtB corporations and buisness. They are way bigger and when they buy stuff we use. It affects us. Think bearings, material etc… everything doesn’t come from one place it’s scattered. Biggest problem it was the pandemic and no company could travel to their agents so they could check on said product. Being forced to pay up to 30k for a container when it was only 3k and then customs was charging another 2k, tariffs skyrocketed and here’s something that will blow your mind in the cycling world we are considered toys so we have to pay extra duties. So yes bikes raised and they still didn’t cover what was paid. Also 20 years ago a standard was 300 and they frames are basically same price. We need to raise prices higher and look more to kids as the future… Keep up the good work

[@kyleranderson5557]

I mean, bmx can die but I’ll still ride my bikes. My town just built a brand new bmx/skate park (Sioux falls South Dakota), a new pump track and we’re trying to get a USAbmx track here too, hopefully. I have plenty of extra parts to ride forever

[@BLKKING05]

Affordability + Quality. Take me, 19, out of HS, been Into bmx my whole life except never could get a proper bike (except my Forecaster I regret selling). I want something old school myself, since they could handle everything and dabble In flatland, but that'll run you like $2K . It's not dying per se, just stagnant

[@Weman69420]

I've always said that as long as skateboarding exists, there always be people who wanna do that kinda stuff.. but on a bike.

[@Jdigger4130]

I would say that BMX has petered out cuz it is REALLLLLLLLL HARD to get good and watching the guys that are more like gymnasts not curb nerds and its not exactly cheap

[@servidig483]

All sports must evolve to live in newer generations, adopt features from OTHER sports, make new rules, new tricks, new social games, etc

[@mrmachinist8834]

I think bmx will be around forever. The highs and lows on a popularity aspect is nothing new. The worst thing with bmx is the fact that most people only have a short window before age and life etc gets in the way and people stop riding

[@justinjames3942]

BMX needs to do what the skate community is doing and lose the egos and just have fun / make the sport look and be fun to encourage more riders and attract big sponsors. Right now the sport is looking desperate and has no real direction. Say what you will about Adam 22 but he did a lot for the sport with the come up and OSS. Riders need to independently build their own media channels through KZbin and other social media platforms. There are so many pro skaters with 100k-1m followers on KZbin that are encouraging the sport and attracting new people. Think outside the BMX community.

[@JerryHazard]

Good video and point of view. BMX was a LOT closer to "death" in the early 90s before mid school really took off. The situation now is nowhere close to as dire as it was then - it's just in everyone's face with social media. So yeah, less watching and pontificating, and more "doing" - whatever that looks like for you. BMX bikes are not in danger of disappearing. Though, local bike shops may be, in certain cities/scenes. Do what you can to contribute, again, in whatever way that looks like for you. Not sure what jab at OUR BMX was all about though. While they're imperfect, they're doing a service for BMX that nobody else has really picked up the ball with. I hope they mature with time and evolve with the sport. I think BMX is better off with them, than without. This coming from a guy that rode hard when magazines were a driving force in the culture, just to show my bias 😉 Great video 🤘

[@SeanRose-il8fz]

Fudger gobbles the balls of corporate shills lol

[@ramcalvete5897]

Nah this happened with everything, as you already said "stock and demand" Just buy my first brand new bmx and damn, it's so fun

[@Freud_Mayweather]

It's those stupid 29" wheelie bikes. I'm waiting for the colony sweet tooth to go back on sale again

[@justinhall2117]

I dont think the sports dying, i just think its transtioned into some redbull stunt show. When i rode 20 years ago, 360 whips and flairs where the thing. Now its became some button mash move from dave mirra pro bmxer 2

[@schultz2046]

Im still going to buy one, ion care if im new to it and everyone just quits lol

[@matija-jurkijevic]

"To anyone watching this video.... quit listening to negative goobers just go inspire someone to get a bike and ride with you, period. bmx isnt DYING (quit saying that mess because it scares away potential new riders". I think this is the best comment which describes it all. I agree. BMX STILL WORKING for people who realy wants to ride. For industry, trade shops and professional riders things changed for sure. Personally I'm closer with my feelings to owners of the local shops with bikes and parts and proriders who wants to simply ride, get a sponsor, earn and say: this is my passion and regular job. I did not recognize the situation with Brant Moore but fights and slugfests was and still are the part of BMX world. Just like they are for the most of other worlds. Not trying to say it is the best solution for everything but relations between people not always are a fairytale about unicorns and rainbows. And picture of a two BMX guys getting slaps from each other, looks like kind of clicbite stories. Long story short. Things changed. Life is a sinusoide also for BMX. However BMX still going on and community should be created by riders for riders. Not because of industry or events. Even here on KZbin, riders who are not a contest guys and they are not connected to some big events, putting videos just becasue of their passion. And even if they are not putting it, people still riding.

[@katarzynabiesiada8157]

Bmx is never die !!!!

[@gzdseh]

Custom Riders came back 🥳

[@arielgarcia8377]

Please!! More videos/podcast like this. Truly in depth and entertaining at the same time

[@littleandre4957]

It's probably also because of sk8boarding getting more popular (because it's easier than BMX).

[@dunkinking]

Mountain biking is taking over.

[@valuree]

Ok

[@davidsmith2910]

After watching 2023 x games I think bmx is gona have a boom In The next few years this alway happens Just because people ain't spending money doesn't mean it's dying the whole world Is struggling not just bmx

[@mattjames6954]

I see two things going on: kids barely go outside anymore. Videos games, the internet, traffic, and lack of open space have made the indoors more attractive. Second, BMX has an image problem. Most of the time it looks super dangerous and not very fun. All of the unwritten rules and beefs are a joke too. I just got my first bike in a million years, coming back to BMX from MTB. I don't care about the drama, though I wish the sport/culture were a little healthier. A BMX bike is still the ultimate machine created by humankind.

[@joseflorian6621]

The only rule on bmx should be always wear you helmet brain damage is real and not worth a life time of regrets of saying I would of have been or done this if only I didn’t bang my head on the concrete so many times 😂

[@rolllimbo973]

Skill issue

[@kevinbmx9826]

I mean kink bmx did not release 2024 models. I knew something is not right in the bmx world.

[@2smokejoke]

People love to take money from where it belongs that’s the issue.

[@sn0fx]

kink poorly managed their entire product line, could have just offered $400 whips and lead in sales but they goofed.

[@Rastafarian_Rambo]

BMX is alive for us in my area but it's definitely becoming bad in other areas , I feel like all the renegades and douche bags are in southern Califonia, but hey for BMX enthusiast the sales are awesome !!!

[@substrata3642]

Bmx still alive and well in the woods. Internet bmx drama….

[@brent245]

I think the worst thing is kids on scooters. They dont ride bikes anymore.

[@rtaylor1105]

I've been riding since we chopped bananna seats on stingrays and have seen many slow spells. BMX always survives and comes back stronger

[@thealbatross402]

Agreed. It comes in waves, and after every down period comes an up period. With Olympics 2024 around the corner hopefully we see more sponsorships and money pumped into the sport. Great video man

[@SeanRose-il8fz]

Thats the last thing the industry needs. It killed bmx in the 80’s having tons of corporate financial interests involved… like 20 dudes get paid to ride a bike, if their checks get cut who cares. Now they can grow up and get a job like a normal person. Nobody cares about their $400 a month check (this is the average riders payout for most brands mind you.) A small group of dudes acting like rolling billboards for a few energy drink company’s is far from bmx. Go be active in your own scene and build with the people around you. Thats real bmx and thats how you make an actual IMPACT riding your bike…

[@Thunderfistboxing]

I m 42 and i m riding,nothing is dying when you are a badass!👊

[@aaronleadwolfdawson]

Bmx isn't dying the world is.

[@Boy-gf5ke]

Why wasn't Tyler wearing a helmet?

[@rolllimbo973]

Why don’t people wear seatbelts? Why do people drink and drive? Why do people get in random fights and end up dead? Why don’t rugby players wear helmets? Why do people do all sorts of stupid shit that ends with them seriously injured. It’s their personally choice, some people just don’t like the look of them, some of them don’t like the false sense of security a helmet can give you, some people it’s just peer pressure. Stop acting like everyone wants wants to wear a fucking helmet.

[@Boy-gf5ke]

@rolllimbo973 Relax my guy, I don't wear a helmet either and was riding for almost a decade.

[@rolllimbo973]

@@Boy-gf5ke why you asking then lol

[@Boy-gf5ke]

@@rolllimbo973 Because I could beat the **** out of you if I wanted to.

[@Boy-gf5ke]

@@rolllimbo973 Because you are a clown

[@PeepGamePopoff]

Fur-nay-gall

[@Vitusvonatzinger]

Grandma salt is all you need.

[@loganmilesMX]

It's not dying, they're moving out of the parks to give us more room!

[@yawarazamoka7358]

bmx is banned in a ton of skateparks

[@edwardanspach5405]

No way bro bmx is strong as ever stop looking at the negativity

[@lavaboy2811]

This is hilarious getting views for a small BMX argument. Prices gone up because people are spending. I'm happy with that. GET A BMX.

[@stoneyoutdoors8819]

Bmx is dying directly from you as a person..... I'm kidding. Cool videos. I feel like bmx is more alive than ever. When I was a kid, you could go to any skatepark and if you could barspin you were the best there. Now go to the park and get showed up by kids a third your age then tey and tell me bmx is dead😂😂😂😂😂

[@eddybukayo7784]

Im going to ride my BMX !!! And im 40!!! I dont care !!! Ride your bike!!

[@butchtommasino]

BMX is boring and the parts are too expensive. If you get good enough to start learning tricks but not good enough yet to make money off BMX then you're just stuck unless you have a rich family that just buys anything you need. It's a sport for pampered rich kids who can afford to be sent to Woodward all the time, I don't care to watch them all do the same boring tricks they all learned from the same 5 guys working at the same camps. It also sucks trying to ride street and everyone is yelling at you and calling the cops. Kicked out of skateparks and threatened with felony trespassing. It's all a joke. As a kid, BMX was always fun until my friends started getting digital cameras and smartphones and trying to film everything. Then they made downhill mountain bikes way better and more affordable, more trails popped up during covid, now I just go into the woods on my own property usually, and ride where nobody is going to fk with me. Way better, but ya I guess BMX can't grow when you take away the things that made it raw and easily accessible.

[@jdc8352]

Go pedal and have fun with people you like riding with

[@JayDaddySez]

Why is bmx escaping reality? Lol its actually a reality check 😂

[@ThaiGirlfriend-xt4lp]

Bmx doesn’t make money. Ppl are working more just to survive 😂

[@deficharliegosseTK]

It’s not dying. At all.

[@aj_nichols]

This is going to be your most successful video.