the best bikers

Matt Hofman

Jan 9, 1972

Mat Hoffman, five years old, stood at the top of a home-made ramp in the family's backyard, perched on his BMX bike with only an older brother's grip to keep him from falling over the edge. He pleaded with his brother to hold on tight so, as older brothers will, he dropped him. Hoffman flew down the ramp, and took the jump while keeping his balance. After yelling at his brother for the breach in confidence, Hoffman demanded they do it again. And with that, an extreme athlete was born.

Dave Mirra

Apr 4, 1974

Mirra owned the record for most X Games medals in history with 24 (23 from BMX, 1 from Rally Car) until X Games Munich, when Bob Burnquist finally surpassed him. No longer on the BMX scene, Dave was a factory driver for Subaru Rally Team USA in both 2012 and for most of 2013. That changed at the GRC stop in Charlotte (Sept. 2013), when he started driving Liam Doran's X Games-game winning Mini instead of a Subaru. While he posted some of the fastest driving times, bad luck bit him on race day and

Sean Burns

Nov 7, 1981

Sean Burns represents all that is metal in BMX, literally. He owns and operates a BMX company called Metal Bikes, which produces frames more robust than the standard on the market and capable of handling drops of death that the likes of the Metal crew take. Sean rocks out in leather jackets and crazy patterned pants and wild hair-dos everyday

Aaron Rose

Aug 2, 1986

Aaron Ross is a professional street rider. His riding is full of tailwhips
and barspins and he rides brakes (with no gyro!). He's one of the top street riders and produces jaw-dropping
videos. He has also made his presence in the competitive world giving riders like Garrett Reynolds a run for
their money in X Games street.

Dan Lancey

Jul 14, 1988

UK native Dan Lacey owns a catalog of intense video sections and web clips featuring burly and progressive street riding. With a totally confident style, he can go from huge 180s and 360s over rails to flat, straight into a rapid-fire succession of tricks on a complex series of street obstacles. Many of his combos are extremely difficult including an over-smith grind to icepick to hangover toothpick on then same rail, and he won't back down until he get them done. Known for his incredibly clicke

Alex Kennedy

Dec 22, 1989

London native Alex Kennedy has built an international reputation as a progressive and stylish street rider who travels the world to produce solid video parts and web edits. AK adds elements to his creative grind tricks, always pushing what can be done on a rail or ledge. He's nimble on the bike and delivers his tricks in a fluid motion, regardless of how technical they get. Austin will be his third X Games appearance.

garret reynolds

Aug 2, 1990

Reynolds is the best street rider ever, and he continues to push the progression. His video parts leave people stunned and his contest runs include some of the most difficult tricks that anyone has done in street. He's won 6 of the 7 X Games BMX Street contests held and took silver at X Games LA 2013. He's won the NORA Cup Street Rider of the Year award six times from 2008 to 2013. He delivers tricks in rapid succession with incredible consistency, inspiring countless riders to charge harder eve

Steve Churchill

Oct 10, 1993

chad kerley

Jan 27, 1994

Kevin Peraza

Feb 9, 1994