Will This Sport KILL BMX?!

Special thanks to Redbull for sending me to this years Redbull District Ride 2022 - today we explore what impact slopestyle MTB may have on the BMX and cycling world.
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[@TheRed_wing]

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[@JimmyTheGiant]

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[@truthandfreedom8145]

@@JimmyTheGiant did you want to be a bmxer but couldn't do it and so now constantly try to "kill BMX"? you goon

[@TheRed_wing]

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[@TheRed_wing]

@@truthandfreedom8145 bro what

[@drummygooders]

BMX will never die. Slopestyle is amazing but as said in the video it isn't that accessible to the masses. So BMX will always be there, even as a stepping stone to Slopestyle. Also, as BMX is smaller they can spin and flip faster 😉

[@incredible5587]

right on man, this guy dont know what BMX is, his vid on how bmx died. BMX literally means Bicycle Motocross. no one says what the bike has to look like, its all BMX!!!! i hate how this guy who prob cant even ride a bike makes all these mini documentary on extreme sports. there so put together but the first shit he sees in google. im sure he puts some time in it but i know a lot of people part of the community that cant stand this guys view.

[@meep884]

@@incredible5587 this guys view is perfect he does research into the sports and he is very right about bmx it has become less popular and yes it may have been bicycle motocross but now it has transitioned into what it is today with specific setups and bikes (for example if i took my mountain bike to my local pump track its not bmx because each bike has different limitations that gives the sports differences) . The sport has transitioned from a category to a specific sport where specific bikes have to be used in order for it to be classed as bmx. And it is true BMX is dying because of the lack of money in it because its not a mainstream sport unlike slope-style that quite obviously has a lot of fans im not saying it will die im just saying it will probably never become mainstream again and has come and gone like slope-style probably will.

[@eve-llblyat2576]

@@incredible5587 In one point you are right. Jimmy has no clue. But he is right in the bigger picture. BMX isnt in the shadows of slopestyle today. And a BMX is a well define bike. It has to be 20 inch wheels.

[@incredible5587]

@@eve-llblyat2576 all i am saying is there is always going to be tricks on two wheels and my main point jimmies retarded. I have been heavily involved in BMX and at highland bike park in NH! I know a few people in the sport that dont like this guy. It all started back on his other vid on how BMX died. he was so inaccurate. i did not give him the time of day to watch more than a skim thru on this. a lot of the riders in slopestyle have BMX background. I ride slopestyle grew up on BMX. 20 is the most common size BMX but they go up From 12 - 24". weather it be scooters bikes mtb tricycles its all BMX to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@heinousanus9352]

It may never die but there's no way you can know either way. It's already small community continues to shrink. BMX needs to spin/flip faster, because how small they jump. Who did the 1st 1440 & using what tool? 😉

[@biltini_7533]

Jimmys up load schedule is amazing

[@parkour4pros186]

He now uploads every day!

[@Kontinuum_LXIX]

@@parkour4pros186 Till when ? It's amazing he is doing so many videos without loosing in quality and originality

[@ShoeFish-gk1ct]

Yeah

[@HowieGordonMusic]

yo he's on a TEARRRRRR rn.

[@lucasjarniac2799]

As slopestyle, bmx and downhill rider, I can say that they all are completely different disciplines. All unique and beautiful.

[@theotrovato8250]

As a slopestyle rider i can tell you bmx will never die, street, park, trail and bowl all are different disciplines wit a very core vibe to it. Mtb is more available to everyone but slopestyle is only a niche

[@eartharrow6772]

Basically potholes got so bad in London getting to and from places made slopestyle bikes actually viable rather than dying on a bmx

[@metatron5199]

Spot on and I’m a bmx rider, well put! Cheers

[@incredible5587]

hell yeah right on, i just wrote a similar comment on someone else thread and they told me that the only thing mtb has to offer is slopestyle. he also said you are very limited on what you can do with a MTB and BMX is more versatile. total opposite is the truth. i love them both. I have 3 mtb bikes dirt jumper, slopeduro and a DH. I also have a bmx but i never ride it at the park cause i can go bigger on the dirt jumper.

[@aleronupstill9816]

All BMX riders were wrenching on fixed gear track and trial back in my town 2007

[@DaCreepNextDoor]

I just want to say how amazing it is to have a channel like this jimmy. To have someone go into more extreme sports like you do is something so rare and niche, yet very clearly has a wide and growing audience. So exited for all the growth that has come your way and will continue to as well!

[@jakethesnake5238]

I don’t know how this guy hasn’t blown up yet. These videos are just so good

[@leonthibault3083]

he make vidoes that i actually wanna watch and watch all the way thru lol

[@kuru9157]

Well the content is kinda niche even though it's made to be accessible. If youtube would've recommended this video to me last year, I probably wouldn't have clicked on it. I started watching Jimmy's videos because I do parkour, and he got me interested in other extreme sports. If I had no interest in any extreme sports I might've not started watching Jimmy's videos.

[@kopicat2429]

Like Kuru said, It's a niche subject. Think about how many fans something like football has, but how many among those fans are interested in watching documentary style videos about it? Nah, majority only care about the competitions because of the adrenaline they get watching. Same would go for the sports covered here. And the amount of fans are even fewer. What most fans are the adrenaline they get from watching the actual competition. The actual performance. Not some guy talking about the history behind it.

[@SpielkindFR]

Don't know about his other stuff. But this one is kinda meh on the facts. Slopestyle isn't the kind of discipline that will ever replace anything. Its like saying that Felix Baumgartners space jump will replace sky diving.

[@kuru9157]

@@SpielkindFR i think it was just clickbait. At the end of the video he explained that it isn't going to replace bmx.

[@TrailSage]

Always love your content Jimmy. Thank you for covering a sport that I love so much. One thing I would add is, the advent of downhill parks (converted ski resorts) has changed the landscape of mountain biking a lot. These lift assisted parks basically eliminated the "earn your turns" mentality that so many XC riders held on to in the past. Parks like this allowed riders to push the envelope further and further, as well as, marrying different disciplines and styles together. Keep up the great work brotha!

[@ridefirstMTB]

Thanks for featuring me, feeling very honored! Great work again! Greetings from Germany, Marc (Brodesser) 🙂🚴‍♂️

[@thexcolexman]

I think both sports will grow together. Slopestyle for me is awesome as I see it as a further evolution of BMX. BMX started as an emulation of MX racing then went on to have freestyle, dirt jumps and street riding. I grew up riding BMX and now am riding an MTB. Likely won’t be doing Slopestyle anytime soon but enduro riding through jump lines and downhill sections is definitely something I see a lot of people doing with a BMX background.

[@eve-llblyat2576]

Slopestyle is a niche in MTB. Its not that exiting to ride always the same dirt jumps. Its only famouse because you have this big personalitys. Similar to tony hawk, but in reality everybody was steet skating and no one rides vert. Bike Park is the absolute King, most favorite type at the moment. Because Bikeparks with it jumplines, nearly everybody has one in close proximity. But free ride is the most exciting for riders and fans. Combination of exploring building, often it goes to one big epic stunt. But not that exessible, becasue you need to live in special areas. In the sector of competition, even downhill is much bigger than slopestyle. And with events get bigger and more extrem, with epic urban downhill events, total rough worldcup races or the insane redbull hardline. And the small child enduro racing becomes more popular year after year. Every race is like an adventure. Or the mass starts like mega avalanche, mountain of hell, every body has watched it ones.

[@insanebmxthomas]

I've been in bmx for 20 years, so i tend to think i have a good view on both now that I've grown into mtb. Slopestyle as a discipline couldn't replace (or kill) bmx simply because like slopestyle is a facet of mtb, bmx has many facets too. Facets that are in some cases (bmx flatland, or street) completely out of the realm of mountainbiking. They're both awesome, i like how bmx has inspired slopestyle (assuming it has) and like the video probably said, both will keep facing a *booming* future.

[@jtrider3779]

I have to say, as a current 30 year old MTB’r with a family, the MTB community is one of the best ones out there. Not to shit on BMX, but I skateboarded throughout middle and high school, and the skate and BMX communities share a lot of similarities, most of those being negative aspects. In MTB I can go ride with my family including my wife, who just likes fun, fast, non technical flow trails, and my four year old son, who either sits on a seat mounted in front of me, or rides his own bike on easy trails, and when I’m by myself, I go ride trails with much higher risk factors… gap jumps, drops, fast downhill, etc. it has been the most open and welcoming community I have ever seen. BMX like skateboarding seems to have that gatekeeper mentality, and beginners or those less skilled are often felt shunned from the community. I’m not saying this happens 100% of the time, but I know it’s still there. Also, in the MTB community, safety is always a priority, whereas BMX and skateboarding will brand you as a pussy if you’re seen with protective gear outside of competitions. In MTB, we think you look dumb if you’re on a trail without a helmet. I think the punkish attitude that was soooo heavily associated with skate and BMX put a damper on their acceptance. Just my two cents as someone who’s kind of been on both sides.

[@aldocardoso5221]

Having started rollerblading but having a MTB background I couldn’t agree more ! Spot on on all aspects covered!

[@dan44zzt231]

Yep, BMX needs to get over itself or it's going to die. Already lost a huge amount of popularity to scooters and now loosing out to MTB. So much gatekeeping and snobbery in the scene if your a beginner or just plain suck (like I do). BMX has never more accessible in one as you can a plenty nice bike for not much money.

[@Alex-xt9hn]

You people must live in shitty communities if that’s how people treat beginners

[@Marlboro-lights1]

There are definitely mtb riders out there that are laughing at your family riding their e bikes with camel backs and every accessory made. You just didn’t hear them. Jk

[@Marlboro-lights1]

@@dan44zzt231 😂😂😂

[@kevbev1524]

Glad to see you give Aaron and Kyle their mention, I raced with them on the trail 66 series, those were the best times, those guys broke out into street riding and really inspired bicycling.🎉

[@corebreaker85]

Then there's Dawid Godziek who somehow manages to get X-games medals in BMX and podiums in slopestyle in the same season.

[@OurBMX]

PLOT TWIST: SLOPESTYLE MTB IS ACTUALLY JUST BMX ON A DIFFERENT BIKE.

[@james.edgeee]

slopestyle wont kill bmx bc with bmx is more a laugh with your mates whereas most slopestyle riders take it very seriously

[@SvEn-eq7xd]

​@@leonardhpls6 Bro read the comment. He says with no word that BMX riders don't take it seriously.

[@lupo3694]

@@leonardhpls6 I don't think that is what he was trying to say. BMX is more like Skatebording, it is a life tyle first and a sport second. Slopestyle is a sport, and like it is said in the video, it is not nearly as accessible. It is done by a small group of very dedicated people (mostly pros and semi pros), that just really show what is possible on a mountain bike. BMX is for everyone who can affort a few 100 dollars and is willing to try. I did both, and now that I am almost 40, I sometimes go out and roll around a skatepark with my BMX. I don't see myself hitting big doubles anywhere soon again (I also don't own a Slopestyle bike anymore). So I guess you can take BMX very serious, but other than Slopestyle, you don't really have to, and it still is a load of fun.

[@james.edgeee]

@@leonardhpls6 the majority of people dont up in the pro levels they take it very seriosly and ppl who want to get to pro level but the majority of us do it for fun nothing serious just chill ya know what i mean

[@thecomickeeper5127]

As someone who rode BMX for 25 years at a high level, this vid pretty good. I remember first seeing mountain bikes at the bmx trails thinking it was hella weird but then over time it didn't even matter. Everyone just dug and rode together and it was all good :)

[@Milokicks]

Crankworx started in 2004. BMX riders perfected the Whistler dirt slope style course back in 2006 essentially killing their own sport in the process. Friends have told me those were some of the best dirt jumps built to this day. Bikes got lighter. Suspensions helped with going bigger. As well as bike geometry improving. Now you can build a good hardtail that weighs in at 18-20lbs while your average custom built top of the line street bmx is 21lbs without pegs and 25lbs with 4 pegs. Bigger bikes just make big jumps easy.

[@sunnyspoumaroux607]

The "dating phase" really was a great analogy keep up the good work

[@Schmiddelwutz2000]

Thumbs up for mentioning the BMXTB. I had one for street trials and skate park.

[@MrFlyingmachine]

As someone with fond memories of seeing Matt Hoffman's first backflip on VHS to the pure insanity that is slope style, I'm confident that there will always be a place for 20". Just the price of entry will keep BMX well alive. I don't see many kid's locking up their $1-2K+ dirt jumper at the school bike rack, but my boy has a little crew of after school dirt pilots all on BMXs.

[@boris-bikepack]

You're a real hero for knowing all these different cultures mate.

[@SKav888]

I think you should go to one of the World Cup races next year, you would really really like it👍

[@MrJDFallon]

Your Uploading schedule is really good

[@TimKnoll]

Very interesting. I love your channel. Thanks for the content.

[@Naptime48]

tings are changing, two MTB venues near me in the heart of the flatlands of East Anglia have HUGE slope lines

[@DaNxFaM]

That Rogatkin 1440 still gives me tingles

[@kai_plays_khomus]

What have you done to me?! Because of you I'm currently thrown around by a massive wave of nostalgia.. I started mountainbiking exactly at the time it started to evolve into what it is today. In 2001 when I turned 14 I got my first bike, a Kona Roast (as ridden by John Cowan before he got his slightly modified signature frame) and was envious that a friend of mine had won a Kona motocross jersey signed by Cowan, I went to bike parks and rode urban freeride stuff, I got FELT bikes' first three-piece BMX cromo crank which was also available with optional mountainbike bottom bracket bearings, Hell Track 1 and 2 blew us away and a close friend who eventually died way too early was the first german to do a barrel roll on a mountainbike. The first giros for hydraulic brake systems came out and I listened to the soundtrack of The Collective's "Roam" video all the time. Is it really 20 years? What an old man I am.. 😅

[@EclipticF1]

Crank worx is still my fav mtb event

[@HUKIT.]

I started racing BMX when I was 7 but now at 48 and 8 knee operations and dozens of broken bones every bike I own from my dirt jumper to race bikes are full squish. Much less pain which allows me to keep racing.

[@klezmorim1980]

Such a brilliantly researched video. I can't think of a single source of information that hits the nail so well of where dirt jump MTB and slopestyle came from. Hats off to you.

[@ilikejumping5064]

Sick video, slopestyle is like the big competition format of dirtjumping, same bikes and same basic tricks (they just get bigger in slopestyle)

[@glennthompson3642]

Hi,thanks for a brill video👍.can't see bmx ever diminishing,as you said it's for the masses.I am 68 and have been inspired to buy a bmx bike and learn a few flatland tricks.🤩 keeping me active that's what bmx is doing for me.

[@Zjefke86]

Holy shit, @JimmyTheGiant. Daily uploads now? You're insane. But we love it!

[@worldaccordingtoowen7174]

This video was honestly really solid. Normally people who don’t ride MTB say some interesting things (which isn’t there fault cuz it’s a complex sport) but this video was honestly dope. One thing I will say is that it’s always interesting to hear how few people are actually interested in riding slopestyle, because the place I live is sort of a mountain bike bubble where all my friends own slope bikes/dirt jumpers, and we all want to be able to ride those massive jumps one day. But I totally understand that slopestyle is very niche

[@tomibby]

i grew up doing dirt jumps on my "mountain bike" which had a low frame, single speed and one disk brake on the back and doing trails on it (pushing up hills and pissing everyone i was riding with off when they used their fancy gears) injured myself, and my bike got stolen, now I'm an "adult" i wanted to get back into dirt jumps, but dirt jump bikes are crazy expensive, so i ended up getting a bmx, I think they can co-exist,I never realised how different they were to ride, but they're still both allot of fun so, for the general fun haver rather than elite atheletes i think people are not gunna stop doing either

[@martinsurron]

3:58 Picture of a guy with mountainboard!!!🤩

[@davidbreitwieser3591]

I rode dirty jumpy mountian bikes and bmx bikes all through highschool, same kinda thing but you can’t do as much little tech stuff with a dj bike, but it’s just as much fun ripping and cruising on them, but bmx bikes are the gold standard I think every teenager should play with

[@Nicolas-xk1kf]

Amazing video, man you're gifted

[@matthewansell5549]

I think you need to consider price when asking if this would ever replace bmx. Example, the very best custom built bmx will set you back around £2k where as these slope style bike cost more in the region of £5k+

[@robbchastain3036]

I'm like your report and with so many different experiences by so many different riders, I would say that one avenue for the mixing of the two--BMX and mountain bikes--was the 26" BMX cruiser class and bikes. And I bought a new 26" Mongoose cruiser in March '82 at a bike shop in San Mateo, California and that bike was a blast to ride, a big BMX bike and I had officially bailed on 20" BMX bikes just a year earlier when I crashed hard on a Redline BMX bike as a young soldier in Frankfurt, West Germany. I was showing off for a bunch of kids by flying down a huge drop when, to my shock, a guy on a motocross motorcycle was coming up the face of it and I had to bail so I didn't hit him in the chest. And I was fine with leaving that sort of stunt riding, it was dangerous and I had done it for more than a decade, starting with my trusty Schwinn Sting-Ray, shown in the thumbnail in Frankfurt in early '75 when I was a 15-year-old military dependent who enjoyed showing German kids how American kids rode their bikes with jumps and wheelies. And getting back to the 26" Mongoose, O my, that bike was a whole new lease on life and it is unfortunate that BMX bikes didn't quickly evolve into 24" or something like that. The 20" wheel size was a great start, based on the Sting-Ray understandably, but those bikes were small for most riders over the age of 13--and it was only the high-rise bars and banana seat that made my Sting-Ray usable and reasonable into my early teens. Still, I would've gone for a larger bike but nothing was as tough as the Sting-Ray, no options for crazy riding like jumps and drops and staircases and anything that would make us like Evel Knievel. 😀

[@brophymusprime593]

I was heavy into BMX at the time and actually remember freeze ride. I had friends in the mountain bike scene near Boston

[@DEAD-DROP]

You're spoiling us Jimmy! Some really great insight as always, love how you broke this one down. I've been watching MTB and BMX videos for years, but never knew much of how the sports evolved. Shrek clips were one of the best bits ;)

[@Piperb7]

Legend status! RIP Ebbett! So cool to reflect back and see a sport be born

[@randomblue2361]

slopestyle is basically just the new dirt jumpers from the 2005-2010 era, Me and few friends used to ride back in the day i loved all them frames dmr and the p3 are some of my best times on a bike just hitting a good line either park,street or dirt it never mattered it was just a good line. im nearly 30 now and recently got a NS Zircus to ride the kids to school and back and i love riding it doing a few bunny hops and manuals gets my lad really excited. i would love to build my original dirt jumper again it was day glow yellow with the new latest and greatest hope hubs with the white halo combat wheels and a 203mm rotor on the back rode like a dream also loved the maxxix hook worm tyre cant find them anywhere now.

[@servidig483]

The future is the child of bmx and slopestyle, 22" peg mtbs

[@OLI-vx1md]

Not to sound like a hater but BMX is pretty much the roots origins of "freestyle" riding.. it's timeless and undying 🤘😎

[@sharkgohonk]

4 or in a row and all videos have been amazing keep going :)

[@kevinnel9275]

Awesome Video Brother! Just found your channel, and the memories that you've brought back, are priceless... Keen to jump online, find a BMX, jump on that, and shred!.. Keep up the great work J!🙏🏻

[@julianmuller9567]

You goddamn MACHINE how is this your fourth daily upload! And all of them awesome

[@michaelreabow5279]

I’m a avid mountain biker and love these videos. I would love to a video specifically of red bull rampage as it’s a unique blend of downhill and slope style mtb.

[@JcMedia_]

I ride slopestyle and it’s pretty hard for me and my friends to finde a spot to ride in, so we always ride in our local skateparks… but I still preferred bigger jumps

[@robinhood6143]

great video as always. i live in whistler bc mtn biking is very big here and only one guy does bmx left here.

[@austinalarie5470]

Being a slopestyle rider myself, I can safely say that it has completely transformed mtb, I don't think that it could ever replace bmx, it is way too popular to completely die and even if slopestyle happens to explode, it will not beat bmx because it is a sport that requires too much mental and physical dedication that there will not be more slopestyle riders than bmx.

[@juusoseppa1751]

While i was watching this years Red Bull district event, i also thought that what happened to bmx because it feels like that these days mainstream 'extreme' bike events are only mtb slopestyle events. But nice to notice that i wasn't the only one who was thinking about this 😅 educating stuff 👍🏽

[@matsverbrugge2281]

Slopestyle is like F1. The future for BMX will be like Go Karting is for F1, children can start doing it and aspire to become the best of their overall sport, whether it's BMX or slopestyle MTB. The accessibility of BMX allows kids to learn the skills of a slopestyle rider at a significantly smaller and safer scale. Its amazing to see new sport ecosystems being created in such an evolutionary way.

[@buddeh_bikes]

Slopestyle might be the only sport out there that is more supportive than competitive. The way these guys stoke each other up and champion one another is inspiring! Nicholi Rogatkin especially.

[@Stray1One]

That was brilliant, cheers man,

[@amphibious4463]

This is just another of BMX's bad ass offspring. BMX will never die!

[@derekrebel3384]

Love the mtb content. Been riding for a long time and your videos have been accurate, informative and highly entertaining. Keep it up! You have also inspired me to seek out some free ride rollerblades.

[@elid7521]

I love watching slopestyle. Thank you for covering this awesome niche of mountain biking

[@richardenzmann1832]

"dressed like a LB cover band" brooooo XD nail to the coffin hahaha

[@andrewsiasparks]

I ride DJ. My city has 3 jump parks and one of them has a 4x track. We also have 4 decent skate parks with plaza features as well as vert

[@timopritzel407]

:) good times on BMX and MTB

[@benwmarsh]

rapid work rate at the mo

[@Nick-Lab]

So many skateparks don't allow bikes. It is understandable since the slams are harder and they go much faster than skateboards but that can really limit up and coming kids.

[@jamesgreen341]

Great video. As an ex bmx rider that now rides an enduro bike and street mountain bike (with pegs) I'd say it's definitely taking riders away from bmx. The biggest thing bmx has over mtb is accessibility. The bikes are a lot cheaper and you don't need a car to find places to ride. In a side note if you're interested in watching what bmx guys can do on a mtb in a bmx video format you need to look up what the 50to01 guys are doing.

[@tomdudley2221]

I can see bmx and slopestyle becoming something like park and powder in snow sports.

[@MrDazthaman]

Solid content pal... Much appreciated

[@p.i.engineer398]

love the Ebbett mention

[@marybetheby5184]

The Rocky Mountain Fro Riders would be proud of what they've created.

[@SwitchAndBait]

bruh keep the good work up

[@bikelife_linc]

Dam vids are getting more and more 🔥 and weirdly consistent, keep it up👌👌

[@alexmullins8271]

It already killed it. All us guys that were into Bmx in 2000-2015 are all on mountain bikes now. We need the suspension

[@taylorofford5169]

Thanks for throwing a sneaky Tommy Dugan clip 😁✌️

[@Blondoonie]

Another Banger !!!🤌

[@Apistevist]

I'm 6'2 and grew up racing motocross, switched to a big bike at age 14. I have no clue how a 6'2 Man can ride a BMX bike, even 22" top tube bikes and stuff. It's just so cramped and painful to ride. So if you ask me this is just a natural progression away from overly cramped small bikes that are easy to throw around or ride vert on to something more adult sized lol. Let the hate begin.

[@donlitos]

Jimmy. Great video. Surprised you didn’t mention Fabio Wibmer. He completely changed the mountain bike game and made it flashy street style. If not for all his terrible injuries he would be a beast now

[@donlitos]

Do a video on Fabio. Get an interview if you can. I suspect his injuries have pulled him back from the spotlight I hope I’m wrong

[@craintoo]

Surprised dawid godziek didn't get a shout out in this one since he's insane on both bmx and slopestyle

[@agis43]

yeah and he's done a quad tailwhip on a mtb

[@jackcollettMTB_]

Best vid in a while

[@clifton4566]

Man I'm nearly 30 and they just finally built a park with big dirt jumps near me. Smh as a kid or teenager I would've tried to go there every day. My old ass still might go up there one day when it's empty just to mess around.

[@theotaylor7038]

Hey jimmy love the vids. You should defo have a look into the history of kayaking and what it’s become today definitely one of the scariest and most daring sports out there

[@markwoodger2]

Rode my DMR trails target only yesterday, still a killer ride.

[@markwoodger2]

Bloody auto correct

[@billyphillybob3653]

There is much more to mountain biking in general than what meets the eye. Sure, BMX ties into slopestyle or 'Dirt Jumping', however slopestyle comes purely from freeride mountain biking with access to more tricks and style. As some people have transitioned from BMX, mountain biking is a whole discipline of the world of cycles alone. It ties into Endurace, Downhill, Cross country, Trail, and Slopestyle. I feel like this video influences mountain biking as an influence from complete other styles of cycling.

[@nucleardreams493]

can you do a video of Henrik harlaut he is the world's steziest skier

[@cyberlingbot3d896]

This video killed a piece of my soul. Great video though like always.

[@adrian_veidt]

Brandon Semenok just dropped and mixed some sick slope style like moves in Redbull rampage. Dude did it on a bike with a single crown fork. Reminded me how Aaron gwin won Leogang 2015 downhill race without chains. 👌

[@bennm-ct5qm]

my dad did bmx when he was in high school i hope slopestyle doesn't replace bmx

[@jonathansinger_]

As a bmx rider, slope style is way gnarlier and I’d love to get into it on an amuater level but bmx isn’t going to get ran out by this

[@ComicusFreemanius]

This video is really well done but I am sort of sad you didn't speak of Danny Macaskill. You should talk about fixed gears next time you're on bikes.

[@goingoutotheparty1]

Bikes are cool in General, but BMX and Slopestyle is really fun to watch

[@stacrafty]

Man your vids are well informed, entertaining, good job!

[@matis64]

Can you make a video about whitewater kayaking.

[@TrailAtlas]

That was a nostalgia trip! Well researched and put together as always.

[@fanbennink]

loving these constant uploads!

[@joshuasheppard6931]

i have a kona cowan frame from 2008 which was john cowans signature frame from kona

[@Fluflo83]

Nice Jimmy😍 keep those kind of video coming on our way..will be appreciated!

[@Xbox360gamer5000]

Quad tailwhip was done!! David godziek in a NS Bike video.

[@agis43]

he done quad whip on a dartmoor bike

[@G-DUB83]

And here I am riding a frestyle BMX on MTB trails… 😅

[@bimmermac]

I'm at 11:15 and he hasn't mentioned Ryan Nyquist, the OG bmxer, he rode with Dave Mirra and i think Matt Hoffman.