Who else feels on top of the world while riding a BMX? Bike motocross has been a symbol of style and popular culture for the past few decades. These days, Millennials are trying to ride like the best BMX riders. So repeat after me – all hail the BMX legends!
There are many BMX riders with significant contributions to the sport. Some were the game pioneers. And others were the inventors of many tricks and gimmicks. While we have BMX legends like Scot Breithaupt and Dennis McCoy. Any skilled BMX riders are notable today.
The BMX craze started with someone who wanted to have fun with his friends on BMX, who became a phenomenon. But, the world of BMX is bigger than ever. Its popularity was only possible thanks to the legends of the sport of BMX. This listicle blog post is a tribute to all the greatest BMX riders of all time, deceased and living.
Best BMX Riders:
We pay tribute to these BMX legends for their achievements and for motivating others. Such as kids, who want to be like these superstars. After all, every BMX biker has a role model to look up to. Become as successful as his idol. Now hold on tight to your BMX because it will be a busy ride down memory lane. Here is a list of the top 25 BMX riders of all time, in no particular order.
In every sport, legends (are the greatest players of all time). They recognized for motivating children to play the sport and become the best. The same goes for BMX. We see these top BMX riders as sources of inspiration to look up to as role models.
We have compiled a list of the best BMX riders. These were the people who shaped BMX sports into what it is today. They are the best BMX riders of all time and more…
Garrett Reynolds:
This youngster was born on August 2, 1990. He was already racing at 12, and nothing had stopped him since then. Starting in New Jersey, he finished first at the X Games – BMX street, Minneapolis, USA.
Garrett is one of the best street BMX riders in the world. He still finds time for “filming missions” with his friends, which shows his love for the sport. Garrett Reynolds also has his cycling company called “Fiend”.
Matt Hoffman:
Mat is 48 years old (his date of birth is January 9, 1972). Starting his career as a freestyle BMX rider. He is now an established dealer of Hoffman bikes, selling one of the best bikes in the business. He is a famous actor in the series Jackass.
Moreover, thanks to his companies and productions, he has a net worth of about $18 million. This guy from Oklahoma has a video game to his name. And has featured in many TV shows and documentaries.
If he’s your #1 BMX legend, it’s no surprise. A testament to his passion for the game comes from ESPN; Mat Hoffman broke 60 bones in the name of BMX love. What a guy!
Dennis Enarson:
Dennis Enarson knew for his street skills ten-time X-Games winner.
Cannonball spinning is one of the many tricks up his sleeve. Dennis was born in La Mesa, California, USA, and is “street smart”.
At 29 years old, this guy is a star with no grey spots. He was born on April 19, 1991. Dennis designed the BMX skatepark for the Dew Tour have his signature BMX frame from Haro Bikes. And started his podcast in 2019 under the name “Unclicked”. It, folks, is the legend of Dennis Enarson.
Dennis Enarson knew for his street skills ten-time X-Games winner.
Cannonball spinning is one of the many tricks up his sleeve. Dennis was born in La Mesa, California, USA, and is “street smart”.
At 29 years old, this guy is a star with no grey spots. He was born on April 19, 1991. Dennis designed the BMX skatepark for the Dew Tour have his signature BMX frame from Haro Bikes. And started his podcast in 2019 under the name “Unclicked”. It, folks, is the legend of Dennis Enarson.
Jamie Bestwick:
Jamie is from England and has won 13 gold medals at the Vert Events of X Games. He worked as an engineer for Rolls-Royce before he quit his job and became a professional BMXer.
Born on July 8, 1971, this English BMX rock star started cycling to socialize more with his friends. Many people call him “unbeatable” in BMX events, especially Vert.
Tinker Juarez:
Tinker is a true BMX legend and industry star in the early 1980s. His real name is David and his birthday is March 4; he was born in 1961.
This guy won the gold medal at the Pan Am Games in 1995. Tinker was the type of BMX rider with a fan following whether he finished first or last.
Tinker Juarez is a BMX Hall of Fame member and is still riding today at age 59. He has been a loyal representative of Cannondale for several decades. If you’re looking for BMX inspiration, he’s your man!
Ryan Williams:
Ryan is very Australian and very stylish. is a young BMX athlete from Greenland, Australia. He has also had his YouTube channel since 2008 and has over 1.4 million subscribers.
Ryan was born on June 22, 1994, with a passion for “big air tricks”. Ryan Williams is BMX’s future and many world-first tricks are associate with his name. His notable stunt is the “first triple frontflip” on BMX.
John Tomac:
Mr Tomac is an All-American professional cyclist. Now retired, his early career. Includes competing against BMX legends Mike Chapman, Tim Root and Tony Carnes.
The success of his cycling career is dependent on BMX. But, he inducted into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame (1991). Johnny T is from Michigan, USA and was born on November 3, 1967.
Craig Campbell:
Craig is a true rock star. Born in Essex, the UK, on July 16, 1969, he began his career as a BMX rider and pioneered the freestyle era of the 1980s. Mr Campbell was one of the few early European riders to compete in events on American soil.
As mentioned about being a rock star, he now works as a disc jockey. He is an inspiration to many British BMX riders.
Craig was also Bob Haro’s representative. (the 1st non-American BMX rider for this sponsorship). He gained popularity soon after sponsorship from Haro Bikes.
Final words:
The BMX world is forever indebted to these BMX riding legends, a debt that can never be repaid. Supporters and fans worldwide have been following these stars for decades.
Mad respect all these guys. This article memorialises the retired, current, and sad deceased BMX legends and idols. Who made our list of the 25 Greatest BMX Cyclists of All Time.
