BMX riding is divided into two categories: racing and freestyle. BMX racing, best compared to dirt motocross, has racers pinned against each other as they navigate through a variety of jumps, bumps and jostling for position. Freestyle, an extreme...
As your BMX skills develop, you may want to change your bike's fork. A BMX fork can help a rider match the terrain which is being ridden or to the style and strength of the rider. In BMX racing, a more flexible fork may help the ride more easily...
What BMX riders wear is as unique as the way they ride. Billions of dollars in sales and professional rider endorsements drive a thriving design industry to place young riders in the hippest clothing and shoes. In BMX freestyle, there are no...
The helmet is likely to be the most important equipment for any rider. In the BMX world, this may be truer than in other types of cycling. In BMX racing and freestyle, the risk for head injury is elevated by the nature of the sport. Other riders...
