Inverted Tabletop 360 by the Netherlands’ pro BMX freestyle rider Sem Kok at the 2024 Open Dutch BMX Dirt Champs competition event at the BMX Amsterdam/Griffioen Outdoor athletic park in Amsterdam, The Netherlands 🇳🇱.
Photo by Hannah Stienstra
(@palindroomvrouw)
Tuck No hander by 16-year-old German BMX freestyle rider Lars Kindermann 🇩🇪 at the La Poma Bikepark in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸.
Photo via fatbmx.com 🇳🇱
Big Stretched Superman Seatgrab by 16-year-old German BMX freestyle rider Lars Kindermann.
Photo via fatbmx.com
Flair (Backflip 180) Barspin
Tailwhip
Nineteen-year-old British pro BMX freestyle rider and Great Britain National Cycling Team athlete Tyler Wainwright from Southport, England, United Kingdom 🇬🇧.
Photos via fatbmx.com
X Games Chiba 2024 BMX Freestyle Park, Street and Flatland competition event on 20th-22nd September at the Makuhari Messe convention centre in Mihama, Chiba, Japan 🇯🇵.
Picture via fatbmx.com
Paris 2024 Olympic Games Cycling BMX Racing on 1st-2nd August at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines BMX Stadium in France 🇫🇷.
Women class
Men class
Photos via 15.ie (Fifteen BMX) 🇮🇪
-Film Description
Terry Adams has been at the top of the flatland game for a long time. Let’s learn about the bike he’s currently riding.
Terry rides for Profile Racing, Deco, and has recently started his own frame company called Majide with his good friend Mickey. Outside of bike sponsors, he has been with Raising Cane’s for 17 years and Red Bull for 21.
It’s always awesome to get a chance to talk to him and this time it was fun to focus in on his bike setup as well as some of what can make flatland specific bikes different than other types of BMX.
Film published on 12th September 2024
by @Brant_Moore on YouTube
Australian pro BMX racer/The 2024 UCI BMX Racing World Cup series Champion Izaac Kennedy’s Chase carbon ACT 1.2 frame with sister brand Ikon’s carbon forks and carbon rims Paris 2024 Olympic Games Bike.
Photo via bmxracinggroup.com
Tuck No hander by Slovenian pro BMX freestyle rider Jaka Remec at the 2024 Slovenian National BMX Freestyle Park Championships on 1st September in Ljubljana, Slovenia 🇸🇮.
Photo via Red Bull Content Pool
Can-can by German woman pro BMX freestyle rider Kim Lea Müller in Aigle, Switzerland.
Photo by 'BdJ' Bart de Jong/©︎FATBMX
