Bmx Bike Dvd

Pla (pronounced play ) is a brand new Extreme Sports DVD series which combines today's top pros in the Surf, Skate, BMX, and Moto X worlds with a slamming punk soundtrack. Featuring top notch names such as Omar Hassan, Cory Nastazio, Jason "Ratboy" Collins, Neil Heddings, Graham Gustin, Lincoln Ueda, Old- Schoolers like Duane Peters, as well as today's hottest Groms, Pla caters to the remote control generation by delivering a level of interactivity that that you won9t find in other Extreme Sports DVD9s. Pla gives the viewer total control of what they watch and how they watch it by allowing the viewer to choose the musical soundtrack and play it against a variety of visuals. Check out your favorite riders ripping to your favorite songs- Pla allows you to keep the viewing experience fresh every time you pop it in. A 100% adrenaline rush!!!

This 1980 record of the first snowboarding contest is best when viewed as archival comedy. Today's big names in the boarding business, Tom Sims and Jake Burton, are shown handling with pride the latest technology in the then-new sport. Modified skates and truncated surfboards resemble cut-up toboggans with haphazardly attached Velcro straps, cut inner tubing and bungee cords serve as bindings while kevlar is touted as the way of the future. As the grand slalom competition is set to begin, there is a brief shot of two people inching along an imperceptible incline on reversed snow shovels, then with a kickoff provided by instantly dropped ski poles, the race begins. Flags are missed, and the participants spend more time in splayed horizontal stasis than in vertical motion. Shots of a hand-packed jump barely three feet high from which various skating tricks are attempted without a single landing are juxtaposed against contest footage from today. What is most apparent throughout this landmark competition are how the participants--including the hijacked jeans-wearing professional skaters, today's legends Sims and Burton, and random skiers attracted to the newness of this then burgeoning sport--recorded here for the first time, exemplify the free spirit and sense of adventure today's snowboarders are known for. Snowboarding Old School shows not only how far the sport has come in the years since the first ever snowboarding competition but how true to its roots the sport has remained. --DJ Alton

The popularity of skateboarding and BMX freestyle is exploding throughout cable sports channels and international contests boasting thousands of spectators; the popular "Curb Dogs" series shows how it all got started! Packed with 1980s footage, back when most onlookers thought these activities were "fads," these videos burst with the exuberant and rebellious spirit of these street sport pioneers.

Only those with the tools, toughness and talent take top honors in the grueling sport of Supercross...and two determined young dirt bike duellists have a showdown on a torturous track! Don Michael Paul, Deborah Richter, Broc Glover star. 103 min. Standard and Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish, French.

In this video ESPN X-Games Medalist and professional biker, Matt Wilhelm shows you how to do 56 flatland (ground) bike tricks that vary from easy (Bunny Hop, Boomerang, etc.) to advanced/intermediate level (Steamrollers, Time Machines, etc.). This extensive how-to video is fun to watch and easy to understand. Newcomers to this sport should be able to perform some of the easy tricks within minutes of viewing the video. Intermediate to seasoned bikers viewing the video will find an opportunity to smooth out some of their more difficult tricks or learn new ones. Matt Wilhelm's easy-going and informative narrative for each trick is the voice of a comrade sharing `the know'. On-screen drawings for all 56 tricks point out many bike trick secrets. The on-screen drawings combined with the good use of reverse and slow motion leave no questions unanswered as how to perform a trick. Variations are shown for many of the tricks so that you can modify your own tricks. The video also shows ways to link tricks together. It is easy to translate what's seen in the video to your everyday pavement life.

Flick Trix are the ultimate BMX finger bikes. This new generation of finger bikes has more functionality and realistic details that make them not only fun to play with, but great for collecting as well! In addition to the improved design, Flick Trix is also working closely with some of your favorite BMX brands from both yesterday and today to ensure we get all the frame and art details perfect! Check them out and see for yourself! To purchase other finger bikes in this series, search for: • BCC9771W5-077F88E8G7 (38 Special [White]) • BCC9771258-077F88E8G7 (Gamebino) • BCC9771241-077F88E8G7 (Mike Aitken) • BCC9771V4-077F88E8G7 (Performer) • BCC9771227-077F88E8G7 (Proline) • BCC9771210-077F88E8G7 (Scarab) • BCC9771203-077F88E8G7 (Squareback) • BCC9771197-077F88E8G7 (The Cube) • BCC9771180-077F88E8G7 (X4) • BCC9I5001-077F88887752 (Team Frame) • BCC9IRB-077F88I1097 (TRL 2) • BCC9IR81-077F888170R (Freestyler) • BCC9IR74-077F888170R (X2) • BCC9IR67-077F88887H9 (Trick Star) • BCC9IR50-077F888R712 (Miltant LT) • BCC9IRP-077F8F00888 (LaserLite Pro) • BCC9IRT-077F88I10K (38 Special) • BCC9IRX-077F88817025 (2nd Wave!) • BCC9IR12-077F888RL9 (Trust)

Props visual has been bringing the sport of BMX to the people for over 15 years. Their videos highlight the world's best riders as they share their passion for BMX, explore new spots and generally misbehave as the odometer on the tour bus clicks away the miles.

Teaming up Matt Beringer, Flick Trix brings you the most well-known backyard in BMX into the finger bike world. -- introducing the Flick Trix Matt Beringer's Backyard Mini-Ramp Plus 1 Finger Bike & DVD Playset. Flick Trix are the ultimate BMX finger bikes. This new generation of finger bikes has more functionality and realistic details that make them not only fun to play with, but great for collecting as well! In addition to the improved design, Flick Trix is also working closely with some of your favorite BMX brands from both yesterday and today to ensure we get all the frame and art details perfect! Check them out and see for yourself! Each set comes with 1 complete ~4" finger bicycle, 1 mini-ramp and 1 DVD.

Fans of extreme-sports games looking for a diversion from Tony Hawk will want to sign up for the road trip in Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2, in which you'll join 11 other riders on a tricked-out tear across the U.S.--from Oklahoma City to Hawaii. But before you can hang with the likes of Mat "The Condor" Hoffman or Ruben "Pollo" Alcantara, it's advisable to practice your chops on the Free Ride or Session modes, especially if you're a newcomer to tricks-based sports games. We spent a good amount of time on Free Ride's open-ended play time to master the complicated sets of controller taps needed to achieve trick points. The levels that you can ride in either Session or Free Ride depend on what you've unlocked in Road Trip. To get to the next destination, you'll need to complete a set of four challenges not once, but three times (in rookie, semipro, and pro). That can be a daunting challenge, especially for beginners, and for more experienced players it can get a little tedious as you search for the final trick that will push you to the next level. That said, after building some new calluses, we found a satisfying BMX groove and zoomed along on our road trip. The game also includes several multiplayer options, including HORSE, Tag, Halfpipe Hell, Graffiti War, and Push, where you try to out trick your opponent and make his side of the screen smaller by increasing your side of the screen. Graphically, the game detail is superb--from the bikes and riders to the glitzy lights of the Las Vegas background. Our one major technical beef came from not being able to use our own soundtrack, but the game is populated with some fine tunes, ranging from LL Cool J to Iggy Pop. --Agen Schmitz Pros: As tricky and fun to master as Tony Hawk Fantastic graphics--from backgrounds to riders Numerous multiplayer games Cons: Can be frustrating for beginners to extreme-sports games You can't set your own soundtrack Note: This review refers to the Xbox version of this game.

Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2

Manufacturer's Description Race head-to-head for the FIM World Speedway Championship title with Rickardson, Crump, Gollob and Pederson! Feel the adrenaline rush with chilling breakneck speeds as you slide around the smooth bends and fly through tricky straights. Battle elbow to elbow with the best riders in the world. Race on the official series speedway tracks in Krsko, Wroclaw, Eskilstuna, Cardiff, Copenhagen, Lonigo, Malilla, Prague, Baugavpils and Bydgoszcz. Now get ready to set yourself under the starting tape as it's time to race. Box Contents 1 X CD-ROM