The real key to riding street is to ride in, do a few trix, then ride out like you don't know what happened!! Then ride on to the next spot!! BMX is NOT ILLEGEAL!!!!
I’m 37 years old. My daughter (8) got a Bmx. I usually ride a mountain bike. I sold it and bought a Bmx today. Very excited to start a new chapter! This is a great video for beginners!
I bought one again at 45 and would go to the skatepark early in the morning before anyone was there. Loved it! It was a perfect transition from the DJ bike.
Dude, you are such a fucking gift to the BMX community, your attitude is just what the world needs. Yeah that sentence is cheesy as all fuck and I stand by it. Keep being yourself man.
One of the best intro videos --- low risk, high difficulty, and focused on bike control skills. Becoming one with the bike leads to more and more tricks. Even an experienced rider should continue practicing these skills. 👍
Exactly is a term meaning it is with absoluteness, or without discrepancy. Almost means nearly which leaves room for discrepancy. The terms conflict and shouldn't be used together. It would be like saying "I always never do this"
This is by far one of the best BMX videos I have watched in a long time. What makes it great is your devotion and positive message. Viewers can observe your dedication in the filming and editing, as well as your progression as a rider. The apparent commitment is complimented with an all-comers welcome attitude. BMX is shown through a non bias and welcoming point of view. All riding is good riding is a common theme, showing that anyone can have fun on a bike. Please continue to produce content while staying true to your core values. Thank you
Thanks for promoting safety and starting off with some basic tricks. My 6 year old watches all the extreme bmx stuff and so I appreciate the "be safe first" and how crucial basic skills are. 👊
I liked the vid and would like to see more of this! People that already can do everything on their bmx don't need this as much! I'm trying to learn all that basic stuff and get comfortable whit my bmx, specially in the air!
It's great that a talented rider like you really embraces the BMX community and post a video like this. It all looks fun to me. The pegs to pole was especially impressive. Could not think of a better person to instruct at Woodward. Good for you Spencer. You have the best personality. Cheers brother.
Other great thing to help you learn is just ride with talented riders if you have them. Whenever I ride with someone better than me I progress extremely quickly.
Awesome... I am 40 yrs old bmx dirt rider... getting all my 4 kids high end bmx bikes for xmas and also bought myself a nice Stranger... but this video was perfect for me seeing how I didn't do a lot of free style stuff when I was a kid... also going to be building a full quarter pipe... so great video and you super funny as well.
Danilo Hernandez Roman because he chose drifting instead of bmx. he could have continued doing both but he turned his channel into a drift channel( dunny high is that I'm a car guy. Not a guy that likes Japanese cars tho. except the Gtr R35
Man.. I've been waiting forever for someone in BMX to talk about the Bump Jump. I love catching a nice hop off of a rock in the road or anything raised slightly from ground. They seem rare amongst the footage.
just want to shout you at spencer, i picked up a bike 3 months ago and watched this i just landed my first hop 360 on flat and i feel watching riders such as you and scottys crew is essential to new rider gaining confidence in their selves keep it up bro!!
Just starting BMX after having skateboarded my entire life, but having issues with my pushoff foot. But I still yern to just cruise around downtown, and search for sick spots to hit. It sucks not being good physically like I used to. I'm 38, and REALLY falling in love with BMX! This video is a GREAT help. Thank you.
It's been a couple years since I saw this video but I did give these things a shot although granted haven't been able to spend much time BMXing here in Scotland for all kinds of reasons. One thing I did was get a bottle and just "kick" it around with my bike in different ways, hitting it with the tyres. It was really fun, helped me learn some of the intricate stuff for bike control. By the end of the night (yes, one night) I went from just being ok with that kind of stuff to really having fun with it. I was whipping the bottle with my back wheel and shit. I left at 2am and came back to my flat at 5 or 6am. Some of the reactions were quite good where I was too, drunk people stopping to watch me and shit haha. Keep doing you Spencer and thanks for making this video!
You get a like and sub for being the only BMX youtuber I've seen heavily promoting helmet use. I've saved my life and limb plenty of times with helmets and pads!
Hey man I've been biking for a few years with different bikes I've been buying better and better bikes to work up to the more complicated tricks and I had no clue these tricks were out there to help me gain more control over my bike thank you man u have such a good attitude when it come to biking honestly we need more ppl like you in this world thank you man keep up the good work
Thanks a lot. I may not have the BMX tricks, but I love the instant response it gives me when I'm pulling into my driveway at like 10 MPH or so. I really appreciate your tutorial. I'm still trying to get better air on my bunny hops, but whatever. I love the freedom BMX gives me. I ride Haro Bikes--like BMX Pro Mike Gray, or Grey. Thanks again, Mike
This was great, Ive rode for several years, but that was over 10 years ago. I just ordered a stolen saint 24 and am STOKED to take it out to some parking lots! those lateral jumps look fun to master, never thought of that tbh
waiting for my new bottom bracket to arrive along with my new seat post and pegs so i’m i’m the bench for a few days, your videos along with panza and billy are keeping me going 🤣
I had the same problem. Everything I am about to tell you will help a lot. (it did for me, at least) Put your seat up like 6 in or as high as it goes. this helps keep the bike under you. (you can lower it when you are more comfortable) Get a pair of gloves. Thank me later. If you have a trampoline, make a tramp bike. Words can't explain how much a tramp bike helps. If you dont have a trampoline, maybe take your wheels and cranks off and try them flat with your feet on each side. Feels dumb, but thats as close as you can get to the real thing. Once you are comfortable with the motion, find a flyout quarter and force yourself to throw them. It takes time
i always smack the crap out of my knee when i throw them i have to shift my feet on the pedals aaaalloot to get the bars past my knees ? i can pull up bar but it always feels like its going back into the ground too fast and it looks sketchy
I was just about to comment last night when the transformer outside my apartment got struck by lightning and the power went out. Freaking loud. My ears were ringing. Any way, I just got a new bike and have only been riding for about a week (when it hasn't been raining). I've mainly been thinking of BMX as just exercise. I tried to do some of the harder tricks but got discouraged, but because of this video I'm now focusing only on having fun, hoping, and balance and I'm already seeing improvements. I can sometimes high hop now. Thank you for reminding me to have fun with this. Thank you for posting this video, and thank you Spencer! :)
I imagine people thought you were wearing a helmet for different reasons when they drove past you peg slamming into the post! 🤣 This is a very helpful video! 🤟
43 just ordered a bmx first one, had mountain bikes as a kid. This is a really good video and thanks for the tips I'll watch again next week when my bike is delivered
Remember watching this video late 2017 right after getting my bike and went out and mastered all of these things. The best thing you can do for yourself is finding a group of friends to hang out and have a good time riding bmx, Friends are a good way to progress and be competitive with. Today we had a highest hop contest and I was hoping a standing bike hight. I used to hop folded lawn chairs (laying down unfolded)in my driveway and barley make it over them. Bmx is the best thing that’s happened to me and as long as you have the mindset to strive to get better and are not afraid to try new things it will be the most fun you’ll ever have
it’s okay haha, just keep practicing, i used to barely make it up bunny hopping up curbs in august and with lots of practice now i can bunny hop tire height .
“Don’t baby your bikes!” You then see a kid that has a bmx bike that watched this video and he’s running it over with a car I was cracking my self up 😂
Just bought a nice BMX for my 8 year old. It's so fun to see him ride and to help him adjusting and working on it. I will for sure show him this video as inspiration to get his bike control going. Now a few days later, I want to ride myself. But I'm very BIG so I have to lose a lot of weight first. Guess I have a great goal now...
I really liked your lighthearted approach to teaching basic BMX tricks. Not only did you make it easy to understand but you were doing things that no other video had talked about, so well done for giving some cool and basic ideas to building up your trick repertoire. Greetings from Australia 🦘🇭🇲
Noah Lam wow it's good to know someone's in the same shell as I am. But bmx takes patience and time to learn new tricks so you half to kind of expect that
I'm about to buy my first BMX & start trying to learn a few tricks. I ordered a La Bestille. Cant wait! However, I am intimidated by all the amazing people I see in all these videos. I'm ready to face my fears. Lol! Lets Go!!!!! BMX is Rad! 👍🏾
Please keep making videos targeted to beginners. All the other beginner videos are the same shit every time. Your video had some different tricks and things to try along with the classics.
literally just getting back into bmx since 10 years, i broke both my knees, and i was always afraid to start again, instead of dirttracks ill keep it on the street this time tho, so this is a great help man!!
Dude, back in the late 80's / early 90's, you would have been considered a "soul rider"..as lame as that sounds now...and I would have rode with you every day. I still ride. I taught my boy all this stuff when he was seven. When I was growing up and playing in bands, there were tons of guys who could play the solo to some Metallica or Danzig song...but couldn't write a song of their own to save their lives. These guys are the equivalent to all the dudes learning bar spins and tail whips before they even know what it means to have your bike truly under control. You, sir, are the real side of BMX...and you've restored my faith that there is FREE in Freestyle.
been riding for 10+ years and learned tricks before bike control. I can backflip and barspin but i cant air out or manual.....yeah i know haha. ive been looking for someone who could break down the fundamentals of bike control and this is EXACTLY the type of tutorial concept I've been looking for. Thanks man
I just turned 32 I use to bmx from the ages say 11-16 the took a break and rode a lil bit about the age of 20. So I havent really touched a bike for about 11 years. I recently got another bike and man its like I have to learn everything again but its still kinda natual just riding. Thank your for this video reminding me of all the things I use to do.
I was prolly like 15 and 16 when I first watched this quarter conscious and now im 20 just bought a bmx and now im gonna try to commit to this, this very nostalgic I hope your doing good !!
This is good it's about time someone took the time off to show you how to ride BMX bike. I myself always wanted to learn how to do tricks on the BMX bike. So now this is my chance to learn I'm a beginner. I've been seeing guys do tricks on the BMX bikes and it's a beautiful thing. Especially when someone is very skilled and good. Thanks a lot my brother I will be looking at all your stuff.
To just reiterate what everyone else is saying big thanks to this video it shouts out everything that's right. In my opinion at least. It gave me somewhere to start and some confidence I'm not the only one
Im 31 and I’ve been wanting to get into bmx for a while now, I’m waiting for my bike to come in the mail, and def cant wait to start learning tricks and freestylin
I know this video is a bit old now but I just got a BMX today and can't wait to get riding. I'm turning 30 soon so I'm not ancient but I'm a little late to the party. You're a legend, this is exactly the sort of video I was looking for. Tail whips are a long way off yet so these tricks are perfect for me to get practising. Thank you so much!
I used to manny like that as a kid. Gonna start that entry level practicing again now. Thanks for the vid, it's really helpful for beginners or guys who stepped away for too long
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"Yeah so i was driving through the parking lot and there was this kid just smashing his bike into a pole repeatedly."
Bahahahahahag
7:58
1.3M uh. Well
that was me
THATS HOW YOU GET IT TO LAND THE TRICKS
@@brennanjones1799 😂
Derp Pg3d lol
the world is your canvas.. until a cop decides to kick you out..
DINO IDEAS hahaha
The real key to riding street is to ride in, do a few trix, then ride out like you don't know what happened!! Then ride on to the next spot!! BMX is NOT ILLEGEAL!!!!
So true
Think of them as erasers😂
If you don't fall you don't progress
Keep in mind
its normal to fall
learn from your mistake
and Ride Safe
If that was true then I was bmx worldchampion
You quit?
Subscribe to me for no reason oh yeah yeah
smart people learn from the mistakes of other
i have to stop biking for a bit because my handlebar slammed into my chest area.
You're like the Bob Ross of bmx
James Spaht “there are no mistakes only happy accidents”
1:01 you're right
Agreed.
And BTW, don't worry about passing cars Spencer, you have a great natural presenting style. Very watchable!
lameboi_460
Happy little tree🌲
lameboi_460 that’s what my dad said about me
I've been riding bikes for over 10 years and I still enjoy this type of stuff 😂 it's all about fun
I'm a beginner BMX rider and I'm in it for the fun.
Khyree Holmes you got talent kid I’ll sponsor you right now
alan maki Riding a long time doesn't mean you're good...
Yup haha
@@idontbelieveinpenises1952 so it means your bad and dont know anything, or what do you mean by good
I’m 37 years old. My daughter (8) got a Bmx. I usually ride a mountain bike. I sold it and bought a Bmx today. Very excited to start a new chapter!
This is a great video for beginners!
36 old just got a bmx ;)
35 just got back into BMX. Bought a 22" complete and just built a 20"... It's so fun
updates?
I suck… sold it and got a motorcycle instead 😂
I bought one again at 45 and would go to the skatepark early in the morning before anyone was there. Loved it! It was a perfect transition from the DJ bike.
Dude, you are such a fucking gift to the BMX community, your attitude is just what the world needs. Yeah that sentence is cheesy as all fuck and I stand by it. Keep being yourself man.
arsebiscuitsandwine second that
I prefer biscuits and arsewine.
arsebiscuitsandwine don't swear dude
I was laughing the whole way through this video. Funny guy good attitude
@@brettthegamer4984 don't tell people what they fuck to do, dude.
One of the best intro videos --- low risk, high difficulty, and focused on bike control skills. Becoming one with the bike leads to more and more tricks. Even an experienced rider should continue practicing these skills. 👍
I've been riding for a few months but didn't know what sort of basic things to do to work up skill. This video is awesome, thanks heaps
Matt Legge same bro ❤️
I just came back from a Bike Control Practice Session at a local Elementary School and the after school parents with looking at me.
Exactly is a term meaning it is with absoluteness, or without discrepancy. Almost means nearly which leaves room for discrepancy. The terms conflict and shouldn't be used together. It would be like saying "I always never do this"
Matt Legge imma give you some fkn lemonade!!!
you are lucky that you have bmx
This is by far one of the best BMX videos I have watched in a long time. What makes it great is your devotion and positive message. Viewers can observe your dedication in the filming and editing, as well as your progression as a rider. The apparent commitment is complimented with an all-comers welcome attitude. BMX is shown through a non bias and welcoming point of view. All riding is good riding is a common theme, showing that anyone can have fun on a bike. Please continue to produce content while staying true to your core values.
Thank you
Zac Mealman I
Zac Mealman I don’t even get what you said
What
Took me two years to tick the boxes. I'm over 50. Thank you very much Spencer for the simple basics.
Who’s here to find something to learn while stuck in quarantine 😂
I got a bmx just before quarantine to keep me occupied and I've been riding everyday
Right
knowledge to use 4 months later
I just got a bike for quarantine
Me
Spencer: Wear your helmet
Trey Jones: [heavy breathing]
5:40 triple barspin backflip!!!
Lol
“Beginner fundamentals for bmx”
*Does lateral jumps*
Aka bunnyhop
Bunnyhopping is a very basic skill
Ants Arumäe going from side to side isn’t a bunny hop
Ants Arumäe learned to bunny jump on my bike, not a bmx more like a xc bike
how he stop I no see no brakes
This is the best intro to bmx video I've ever seen. I'm 50 and am getting my first bmx bike for Father's Day (already ordered). Thank You!
Who's here in 2024?
Meee
And me. Is the BMX making a comeback 🤔😅
@@rowanblackwood1379hopefully
Lmao me
Me
Thanks for promoting safety and starting off with some basic tricks. My 6 year old watches all the extreme bmx stuff and so I appreciate the "be safe first" and how crucial basic skills are. 👊
I'm 38, my kid is 7. Going to get back into bmx. Good exercise, bonding with kid, and reconnecting with childhood days. We're listening out here
I started bmx again at 35!
Cheers mate! Best wishes from an English 40-Something in France who has just been given his first BMX! 🇬🇧🏆🇺🇲.... Here we go! Subscribed
Spencer foresman's tutorials has taught me to 360, barspins and manuals. Praise Papa. Dedication errday for hours.
My name is chef
Mi nombre Es chef
I haven´t touched a BMX in my life, but when I watch videos about it, I feel like I would like to do that. Thanks for the video¡
I liked the vid and would like to see more of this! People that already can do everything on their bmx don't need this as much! I'm trying to learn all that basic stuff and get comfortable whit my bmx, specially in the air!
It's great that a talented rider like you really embraces the BMX community and post a video like this. It all looks fun to me. The pegs to pole was especially impressive. Could not think of a better person to instruct at Woodward. Good for you Spencer. You have the best personality. Cheers brother.
Other great thing to help you learn is just ride with talented riders if you have them. Whenever I ride with someone better than me I progress extremely quickly.
you have to keep progressing even when you'll become the best
Awesome... I am 40 yrs old bmx dirt rider... getting all my 4 kids high end bmx bikes for xmas and also bought myself a nice Stranger... but this video was perfect for me seeing how I didn't do a lot of free style stuff when I was a kid... also going to be building a full quarter pipe... so great video and you super funny as well.
Thanks for doing this kind of beginner progression videos Spencer! I'm new to bmx and I really want to become a good rider like you :)
This 36 year old newb sure appreciated this video 👍 Seemed like a lot of fun as well 🤙
36 damn bra jaja..shit Wyatt lets ride together bro..im 36 to and been riding for years
This channel is crazy...... A BMX channel with ACTUAL BMX riding. My Brain hurts i need some Fuck!ng Lemonade...
Nathan Krassow yeah, don't forget to thank Adam LZ for making this guy start a RUclips channel.
I will do no such thing.
Nathan Krassow why???
Nathan Krassow 😃
Danilo Hernandez Roman because he chose drifting instead of bmx. he could have continued doing both but he turned his channel into a drift channel( dunny high is that I'm a car guy. Not a guy that likes Japanese cars tho. except the Gtr R35
Man.. I've been waiting forever for someone in BMX to talk about the Bump Jump. I love catching a nice hop off of a rock in the road or anything raised slightly from ground. They seem rare amongst the footage.
dan foley is the man for you
Nothing beats finding a nice rock to catch a bump off-a....😹😱👢
more of this. i used to ride 11 years ago. Bought a bike recently getting back into it. SO PLZ more of this. super helpful. You are a joy to watch!
just want to shout you at spencer, i picked up a bike 3 months ago and watched this i just landed my first hop 360 on flat and i feel watching riders such as you and scottys crew is essential to new rider gaining confidence in their selves keep it up bro!!
I have never ridden, and probably never will but you are one entertaining person. Found you through LZ.
Just starting BMX after having skateboarded my entire life, but having issues with my pushoff foot. But I still yern to just cruise around downtown, and search for sick spots to hit. It sucks not being good physically like I used to. I'm 38, and REALLY falling in love with BMX! This video is a GREAT help. Thank you.
When your a pro bmx rider but still watch this video because you love Spencer
It's been a couple years since I saw this video but I did give these things a shot although granted haven't been able to spend much time BMXing here in Scotland for all kinds of reasons.
One thing I did was get a bottle and just "kick" it around with my bike in different ways, hitting it with the tyres. It was really fun, helped me learn some of the intricate stuff for bike control. By the end of the night (yes, one night) I went from just being ok with that kind of stuff to really having fun with it. I was whipping the bottle with my back wheel and shit. I left at 2am and came back to my flat at 5 or 6am. Some of the reactions were quite good where I was too, drunk people stopping to watch me and shit haha.
Keep doing you Spencer and thanks for making this video!
"Its the worst when you want to ride your bike, and you cant..." Im watching from a hospital bed s i feel u
Didnt wear your helmet 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Oh dont worry safety is number one... my kidneys are fucked up from idk what
Last year I went to a bike park with my family and got hurt in the first hour so know.
@@capitansqab138 ah damn man I was joking but I hope you get better
@@Flashpropart ohh thx man, it is getting better!
You get a like and sub for being the only BMX youtuber I've seen heavily promoting helmet use. I've saved my life and limb plenty of times with helmets and pads!
00:47 anyone see the squirrel in the background?
I Knew someone had to have made that comment. Got so distracted by the little thing running in the back.
yes
Hey man I've been biking for a few years with different bikes I've been buying better and better bikes to work up to the more complicated tricks and I had no clue these tricks were out there to help me gain more control over my bike thank you man u have such a good attitude when it come to biking honestly we need more ppl like you in this world thank you man keep up the good work
great tutorial dude, well explained and realistic for us noobs
keep up good work..
I'm a skateboarder from Georgia and I want to try a lot of new stuff (bmx, dirt bikes, etc) and this video helped me out a lot, thanks
Do it! Show yourself being proud outside, riding bikes and playing basketball. F*ck I should get outside...
Fun to watch, i think this video is pretty helpful for people who start bmx, nice vid!
Thanks a lot. I may not have the BMX tricks, but I love the instant response it gives me when I'm pulling into my driveway at like 10 MPH or so. I really appreciate your tutorial. I'm still trying to get better air on my bunny hops, but whatever. I love the freedom BMX gives me. I ride Haro Bikes--like BMX Pro Mike Gray, or Grey. Thanks again, Mike
Good tutorial! It is different from the others, gonna try some of those things to improve my bike control!
This was great, Ive rode for several years, but that was over 10 years ago. I just ordered a stolen saint 24 and am STOKED to take it out to some parking lots! those lateral jumps look fun to master, never thought of that tbh
7:41 You missed the perfect chance to put "for whom the bell tolls" in there bruh.
moip12021 I think I'm one of the only ones that understand it lol
Church bells? lol
The Standard Clasher no, it's a metallica song
Lol metallica rules!
@@wqaixd it's a hemmingway book
waiting for my new bottom bracket to arrive along with my new seat post and pegs so i’m i’m the bench for a few days, your videos along with panza and billy are keeping me going 🤣
How to overcome fear of barspins? I can do pullup bars but not hop bar
Tadeáš Paštinský Try wearing knee and shin pads and just commit to throw them.
Tadeáš Paštinský same bro, same...
Tadeáš Paštinský wear gloves and ship it
I had the same problem. Everything I am about to tell you will help a lot. (it did for me, at least) Put your seat up like 6 in or as high as it goes. this helps keep the bike under you. (you can lower it when you are more comfortable) Get a pair of gloves. Thank me later. If you have a trampoline, make a tramp bike. Words can't explain how much a tramp bike helps. If you dont have a trampoline, maybe take your wheels and cranks off and try them flat with your feet on each side. Feels dumb, but thats as close as you can get to the real thing. Once you are comfortable with the motion, find a flyout quarter and force yourself to throw them. It takes time
i always smack the crap out of my knee when i throw them i have to shift my feet on the pedals aaaalloot to get the bars past my knees ? i can pull up bar but it always feels like its going back into the ground too fast and it looks sketchy
I was just about to comment last night when the transformer outside my apartment got struck by lightning and the power went out. Freaking loud. My ears were ringing. Any way, I just got a new bike and have only been riding for about a week (when it hasn't been raining). I've mainly been thinking of BMX as just exercise. I tried to do some of the harder tricks but got discouraged, but because of this video I'm now focusing only on having fun, hoping, and balance and I'm already seeing improvements. I can sometimes high hop now. Thank you for reminding me to have fun with this. Thank you for posting this video, and thank you Spencer! :)
I imagine people thought you were wearing a helmet for different reasons when they drove past you peg slamming into the post! 🤣
This is a very helpful video! 🤟
34, and I just got a bike a couple weeks ago! Great tips, you broke it down so simple! Definitely have some ideas as to where to start!
Nice video you should do more how-to videos!
Yessss
yes
43 just ordered a bmx first one, had mountain bikes as a kid. This is a really good video and thanks for the tips I'll watch again next week when my bike is delivered
Spins! 180s and 360s.
Just keep your head turned and be confident. That is all you need to do.
Seth Phelps cuuuuurve
I've just bought a new bike after not riding for 20 years lol, this is the best video ive seen yet, thanks
Tip. When jumping over a curb don’t hit your back wheel òn it when bunny hoping unless u wanna fly over the bars ( learnt the hard way)
Easton McRee i did that a couple weeks ago and ate some pavement
Keep your local dentist in business 😂
so
Remember watching this video late 2017 right after getting my bike and went out and mastered all of these things. The best thing you can do for yourself is finding a group of friends to hang out and have a good time riding bmx, Friends are a good way to progress and be competitive with. Today we had a highest hop contest and I was hoping a standing bike hight. I used to hop folded lawn chairs (laying down unfolded)in my driveway and barley make it over them. Bmx is the best thing that’s happened to me and as long as you have the mindset to strive to get better and are not afraid to try new things it will be the most fun you’ll ever have
do a video on how to set up your bike to suit your riding style.. position and width of the bars , seat height .. that sort of stuff
Did you ever find a good video haha
@@ramii2267 nope
@@Create_o_raptor damn😂
I’m 48,just bought a. BMX and done it up,now I’m gonna start some tricks,great video 👍
step 1: bunny hop and ride a curb double tire.
me in youtube search engine: how to bunny hop.
i know it’s bad.😂
it’s okay haha, just keep practicing, i used to barely make it up bunny hopping up curbs in august and with lots of practice now i can bunny hop tire height .
@@jaclob_after 3 years now how high you can bunny hop ?
Out of all the BMX guys on RUclips Spencer is the guy I'd hang out with
“Don’t baby your bikes!” You then see a kid that has a bmx bike that watched this video and he’s running it over with a car
I was cracking my self up 😂
I love you baby!
I posted the exact same Comment
XD
"If you are crashing launch it, don't baby your bike" haha best advise ever. I need that on a t-shirt lol
nice video, exactly my level
Cool, thanks, got my 1st bmx at age 57, and loving it, I also bought a DJ and I already had a DH, I love all three. Biking is my youth pill, bike on.
Doug Bowers I remember thinking I left like a little kid riding a bike and I heard other people say they feel their inner kid come out lol
Rode bmx from age 10-19, and I think now I’m finally old enough to not care if ppl think I’m too old! Buying a 20” bike at 52 lol
Anyone notice the squirrel run across in the background? 😂😂
yes i do :)
Just bought a nice BMX for my 8 year old. It's so fun to see him ride and to help him adjusting and working on it. I will for sure show him this video as inspiration to get his bike control going.
Now a few days later, I want to ride myself. But I'm very BIG so I have to lose a lot of weight first. Guess I have a great goal now...
what helmet is that? mine is big as shit and uncomfortable as heck
Makoto Yabusaki Also interested in that helmet. Looks pretty low profile
Makoto Yabusaki Protec makes a pretty good helmet that's not too bulky
Bern EPS helmet with the adjustable strap
I really liked your lighthearted approach to teaching basic BMX tricks. Not only did you make it easy to understand but you were doing things that no other video had talked about, so well done for giving some cool and basic ideas to building up your trick repertoire. Greetings from Australia 🦘🇭🇲
The squirrel at 0:47
Wtf 😂
haha WTF
You see him again at 8:25
BIQ your so distracted 😂😂
Really jaja a squirrel...aint nobody see that shit but you jaja
I haven't ridden in 12 years when sprockets were averaging 33-39T, this vid gave me a good basic refresher for bike control
Remember kids, wearing a helmet is cooler than wearing hospital clothes
Erm…….. actually
...the back flip at 5.45 was my favourite......you make me laugh.....thankyou
I'm 42 I got myself a bike 3 weeks ago and have a bag of tricks on my bucket list to cross out 👊💯, You are a gift to bmx ing
Dennis10X Doing the same at 44,yolo.
you sir are the shit. I've watched tons of your vids and your falls are majestic but you almost never get hurt. keep doing this man!!!!
The question is: how do I bunny hop? 😂
I used to ride way back in the day on a free agent and recently picked up riding again. This video has helped my bmx journey a lot, appreciate it man!
I feel your personality can make an video topic cool af
#fuckinglemonade
Thanks
cool vid brotha, good advice, especialy about helmets... im 31 just getting back into bmx and i was nver very good but its so fun
As a 32 year old accountant who has never owned a bmx but grew up watching the likes of Mirra and Hoffman this made me want to believe.
I have been riding for a year and just learned to flat 360 barely and I'm really bad
I feel you. I'm riding for like a half year, and i can barely bunnyhop
Noah Lam wow it's good to know someone's in the same shell as I am. But bmx takes patience and time to learn new tricks so you half to kind of expect that
x1WARRIOR1x I can almost 180 normally I do a 120
I haven't been riding for long but earlier I was learning foot jam tailwhips
I'm about to buy my first BMX & start trying to learn a few tricks.
I ordered a La Bestille. Cant wait!
However, I am intimidated by all the amazing people I see in all these videos. I'm ready to face my fears. Lol! Lets Go!!!!! BMX is Rad! 👍🏾
Please keep making videos targeted to beginners. All the other beginner videos are the same shit every time. Your video had some different tricks and things to try along with the classics.
These Videos definitely make you the best bmx Vlogger! thnx
I wonder what you sounded like before puberty
literally just getting back into bmx since 10 years, i broke both my knees, and i was always afraid to start again, instead of dirttracks ill keep it on the street this time tho, so this is a great help man!!
hit a lot of good points. I 100% agree bike control is KEY.
Dude, back in the late 80's / early 90's, you would have been considered a "soul rider"..as lame as that sounds now...and I would have rode with you every day. I still ride. I taught my boy all this stuff when he was seven. When I was growing up and playing in bands, there were tons of guys who could play the solo to some Metallica or Danzig song...but couldn't write a song of their own to save their lives. These guys are the equivalent to all the dudes learning bar spins and tail whips before they even know what it means to have your bike truly under control. You, sir, are the real side of BMX...and you've restored my faith that there is FREE in Freestyle.
been riding for 10+ years and learned tricks before bike control. I can backflip and barspin but i cant air out or manual.....yeah i know haha. ive been looking for someone who could break down the fundamentals of bike control and this is EXACTLY the type of tutorial concept I've been looking for. Thanks man
I just turned 32 I use to bmx from the ages say 11-16 the took a break and rode a lil bit about the age of 20. So I havent really touched a bike for about 11 years. I recently got another bike and man its like I have to learn everything again but its still kinda natual just riding. Thank your for this video reminding me of all the things I use to do.
I was prolly like 15 and 16 when I first watched this quarter conscious and now im 20 just bought a bmx and now im gonna try to commit to this, this very nostalgic I hope your doing good !!
This is good it's about time someone took the time off to show you how to ride BMX bike. I myself always wanted to learn how to do tricks on the BMX bike. So now this is my chance to learn I'm a beginner. I've been seeing guys do tricks on the BMX bikes and it's a beautiful thing. Especially when someone is very skilled and good. Thanks a lot my brother I will be looking at all your stuff.
To just reiterate what everyone else is saying big thanks to this video it shouts out everything that's right. In my opinion at least. It gave me somewhere to start and some confidence I'm not the only one
Im 31 and I’ve been wanting to get into bmx for a while now, I’m waiting for my bike to come in the mail, and def cant wait to start learning tricks and freestylin
I laughed, I cried, and I became inspired. Thanks so much!
Just starting out and this was a great fun video to watch...Great tips and made it look fun... Nice one...
I know this video is a bit old now but I just got a BMX today and can't wait to get riding. I'm turning 30 soon so I'm not ancient but I'm a little late to the party. You're a legend, this is exactly the sort of video I was looking for. Tail whips are a long way off yet so these tricks are perfect for me to get practising. Thank you so much!
Thanks for making this video. This is exactly what people who are just starting out need to see. I appreciate your work on this
I used to manny like that as a kid. Gonna start that entry level practicing again now. Thanks for the vid, it's really helpful for beginners or guys who stepped away for too long
Gotta love the SPOT swag you always got on. Hometown pride