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  1. Patient_Trash4964 on

    My nine year old cleared the 20 foot table top at the track the other day. Absolutely lit a fire under the butts of them older kids.

  2. MikeHockeyBalls on

    Hahaha love this video they’re all very good at hitting that transition too

  3. We used to do this at a friend’s house he had a creek at the bottom of a big hill he lived on and would just come cooking down the hill and launch of the little black plastic kicker ramps over the creek

  4. the_Bryan_dude on

    My dad was the guy supplying us folding shovels and the occasional sheet of plywood to build our tracks and jumps.

  5. HyperionsDad on

    The 80s/90s kid in me says “Nice!”

    The middle aged dad in me says “Where’s your helmet, kid?!l

  6. If this wasn’t a shared post I got a pair of brand new grips from 2001 I’d gladly ship to that lil’bad ass.

  7. I had a younger brother that I could always get to “volunteer” for the prep work. Being older has its advantages.

  8. They’ve all got decent form too, sure the older ones could pull up a bit more for more air time but they all know how to stay level and land right. Finally.

  9. Extra_Pilot_1992 on

    Kids got it good today.

    In my day…we only had plywood and old tires to use as a launch ramp

  10. I’m just here for the trash talk to the kids “can’t even jump it right” LOL

  11. DevilsLettuceTaster on

    Much more structurally sound than anything we ever built back in the day.

  12. flabby_american on

    I thought it was gonna be the scenario where you don’t set the launch ramp..
    And then when you come in with a head of steam , it shifts or tips.. and you case , and get ejected over the bars ..

    Very happy this wasn’t that .

    These little dudes were definetly gettin after it. Sick

  13. In every group there was always that one kid named Chad who had the clapped out bike and completely sent it successfully the first time while the rest of us were landing in the deepest part of the water or eating shit on the landing.

  14. I’m torn between the old man in me saying where’s the helmets, and remembering my skateboarding youth self never ever wearing a helmet and just having a blast.

  15. Man, that IS what BMX is all about. That video could have been made 45 years ago with a group of my old buds on classic mongooses, Rippers and GTs but with a dirt mound or wooden ramp.

    This made my day.

    The beat goes on.

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