Who do you consider the best BMX rider?

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Who do you consider the best BMX rider?
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Posted: Mar 30, 2009 at 20:22 Quote
bikingnut wrote:
chase hawk, aaron ross and mike aitken

i agree

Posted: Mar 30, 2009 at 20:31 Quote
i'm surprised no one has mentioned gary young!

he kills it on everything, watch his part in Electronical and you'll see what i mean.
He's not my fav rider but i think he would be the best coz he can ride everything so well,

X games medals and coloured bikes dont mean shit really

Posted: Mar 31, 2009 at 12:19 Quote
Dave Mirra, Mat Hoffman,these guys did so much for the sport. Mat Hoffman has been credited with being the first to do a lot of tricks. Dave Mirra as it was said before has more Medals than anyone else. Most of these new guys are just building off of what guys like Dave and Mat have been doing for years. I am sure I am missing a lot of guys from the 80's and such that really kicked off freestyle bmx.

Posted: Mar 31, 2009 at 12:25 Quote
dave mirra is the best for sure not my favourite

and Ian Schwartz has to be the smoothest rider by far...he makes water look like video game lag..lol

Posted: Mar 31, 2009 at 12:33 Quote
My friends, anyone who inspires me.

Posted: Mar 31, 2009 at 12:35 Quote
Darkdanner wrote:
Dave Mirra, Mat Hoffman,these guys did so much for the sport. Mat Hoffman has been credited with being the first to do a lot of tricks. Dave Mirra as it was said before has more Medals than anyone else. Most of these new guys are just building off of what guys like Dave and Mat have been doing for years. I am sure I am missing a lot of guys from the 80's and such that really kicked off freestyle bmx.
"It doesn't matter what you ride, you have to thank Mat [Hoffman] for the tricks and the popularity of BMX today. He did tricks 12 years ago that still haven't been copied. I don't care if you're a hardcore street kid, ramp/park guy or anything else; you owe 90% of your tricks to this guy." -Jimmy Levan

Just thought I'd share that great quote.

Posted: Mar 31, 2009 at 13:09 Quote
JokerMachine wrote:
My friends, anyone who inspires me.

hey hey hey!! beat me to it! ya no one makes me want to btter my skill and try harder than my friends. There are always pros out there that make me go WOW! I wish I could ride like that... but my friends and other local riders push me to become a better rider.

for my fav pros....
Mike Aitken > Chase Hawk > Style and Flow
Mark Webb > Scotty Cranmer > wtfareyouserious?!?!
Alex Liiv > Sean Burns > Randy Taylor > f*ckingGNARpantshittingf*ckingshit!!

Posted: Mar 31, 2009 at 17:42 Quote
When it gets to that level of riding, there is no "best", only different.

Posted: Apr 1, 2009 at 17:12 Quote
Turbs you ride a dobermann you dink Wink
turbs3 wrote:
GHOSTBUSTER wrote:
Garret Renolyds!
word+1

Posted: Apr 1, 2009 at 17:15 Quote
I'd have to say chase hawk and mike aitken for dirt, aaron ross and garett for street, and daniel dehrs and Mike spinner for park.

Posted: Apr 1, 2009 at 18:47 Quote
LetsBMX wrote:
Turbs you ride a dobermann you dink Wink
turbs3 wrote:
GHOSTBUSTER wrote:
Garret Renolyds!
word+1
so dosent mean i cant like bmx... i got respect for both disciplens.
not like some peopl on this site.

Posted: Apr 1, 2009 at 18:55 Quote
I'm going to go with what I think is pretty solid.

In no order

1. Kevin Porter
2. Bruno Hoffman
3. Garrett Renolyds
4. Brian Hunt
5. Harry Main
6. Jerimiah Smith
7. Mark Webb
8. Aaron Ross ( don't really like him, but he has to be in there:P)
9. Ryan Nyquist
10. Nathan Williams
11. Morgan Wade
12. Dakota Roche
13. The Napolitian Brothers.

Think that's good.

Posted: Apr 1, 2009 at 19:12 Quote
Chase Hawk is one of the smoothest riders out there. I like him the best because he goes big, and lands light and controlled. His bike control skills are an obvious sign that he raced back in the day. And I like that he rarely throws tricks that involve him coming off the bike, but still manages to catch the biggest sponsors out there. Respect.



Aaron Ross is amazing. He can 3 whip with only a couple feet of air. He isn't smooth enough though. Lots of corrective steering after he lands.


A pioneer in the sport is Chase Dehart. He is a laid back guy who rides for the fun of it. If he isn't having fun doing something, he stops doing it. He isn't trying to out-do anyone.

Posted: Apr 2, 2009 at 11:51 Quote
turbs3 wrote:
LetsBMX wrote:
Turbs you ride a dobermann you dink Wink
turbs3 wrote:

word+1
so dosent mean i cant like bmx... i got respect for both disciplens.
not like some peopl on this site.
Mike it was a joke....

Posted: Apr 2, 2009 at 12:08 Quote
LetsBMX wrote:
turbs3 wrote:
LetsBMX wrote:
Turbs you ride a dobermann you dink Wink
so dosent mean i cant like bmx... i got respect for both disciplens.
not like some peopl on this site.
Mike it was a joke....
i knoSmile


 


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