Bmx World Records

Roman S. solved a Rubik's Cube in one minute, 48.59 seconds while riding a BMX bicycle backwards and blindfolded.

Crazy Pinz jumped over a stack of three bowling balls using a BMX bicycle.

58-year-old BMX rider Martin Tuson of Bangor, Northern Ireland, walked his feet high up a vertical stone wall and locked into the Spiderman plank for 72 seconds. Hands gripped the handlebars with the rear brake clamped, body suspended horizontally between wall and bike, the only contact points his shoes against the stone and his palms on the bars. Martin set the over-50 benchmark for one of BMX's quieter endurance holds, where the bike becomes the anchor and the rider becomes the load.

Andrew B. performed five back flips on a BMX bike in Grand Theft Auto V: Online.

Spanish BMX rider Jose Manuel Martin Molina turned a niche balance challenge into a 60-jump mark, bouncing through back wheel pogo jumps on a BMX bike for 15 seconds while wearing a lifejacket in Ayamonte. The record combines BMX control with a deliberately odd constraint: the front wheel stays up, the lifejacket stays on, and every counted hop has to land cleanly on the back wheel.

Martin T. performed 203 BMX back hops.

Martin Tuson performed 48 BMX back hops in 10 seconds while balanced on the pedals.

Martin Tuson performed 64 BMX back hops using only his left leg.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina of Ayamonte, Spain stands on the back pegs of his red BMX and pogo hops on the rear wheel, front wheel pointed at the ceiling, for 1,143 hops in an underground parking garage. The low-angle video is a single 7 minute 35 second take with no cuts: he is already up on the back wheel in the first frame and stays there until he steps off at the end. RecordSetter measured a steady pace of about two and a half hops per second across the take, which covers his count with room to spare. Calves of steel.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina performed 211 BMX back peg pogo hops while facing away from the bike in a parking garage in Ayamonte, Spain. With the handlebars behind his back and the front wheel raised, he kept hopping as he turned across the garage floor. Video review supports his stated count and shows the backwards-facing stance throughout the run. A familiar trick, turned around.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina of Ayamonte, Spain flips his red BMX upside down, stands it up on the back wheel and pogo hops on the back pegs for 150 hops in an underground parking garage. The low-angle video is a single 63-second take: he climbs onto the inverted bike in the first few seconds, then keeps hopping across the garage toward the far door without a foot touching the floor. RecordSetter tracked his feet frame by frame and measured a steady pace of about three hops per second, which backs up his count. Same bike, new way up.

George T. completed nine BMX bike bunny hops over a skateboard in 30 seconds.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina performs 168 BMX cherrypicker hops in a parking garage in Ayamonte, Spain. With one foot braced against the rear tire and the other on the seat tube, he holds the front end up and bounces across the floor on the back wheel. Review of the continuous footage and his repeated up-and-down motion supports the submitted count. It is a bicycle doing its best impression of a pogo stick.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina of Ayamonte, Spain stands on the front pegs of his red BMX and hops on the front wheel 199 times, rear wheel held high, across a sunny tiled courtyard below a whitewashed bell tower. The low-angle phone video is a single 65 second take with no cuts: he starts by the stairs at the far end and keeps a steady three hops per second all the way to the camera before riding off. RecordSetter tracked every landing frame by frame and counted 199, nine more than his own previous mark of 190. The over-45 bracket has never looked so bouncy.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina of Ayamonte, Spain stands on the front pegs of his red BMX and hops on the front wheel 199 times, rear wheel held high, across a sunny tiled courtyard below a whitewashed bell tower. The low-angle phone video is a single 65 second take with no cuts: he starts by the stairs at the far end and keeps a steady three hops per second all the way to the camera before riding off. RecordSetter tracked every landing frame by frame and counted 199, nine more than his own previous mark of 190. The over-45 bracket has never looked so bouncy.

Jose Manuel Martin Molina of Ayamonte, Spain stands on the front pegs of his BMX and hops on the front wheel, rear wheel held high, in front of an underground garage door. The clip is one continuous take at a steady pace of about four hops per second until he drops the back wheel and rides off. RecordSetter counted the run frame by frame and against the sound of each landing, the same whole-run way the previous mark of 46 was counted. Quick feet and a very patient front tire.