Most BMX Front Hops On Pedals With The Bike Upside Down In Ten Seconds

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Ayamonte , Andalusia, Spain / April 8, 2026

Jose Manuel Martin Molina flips his red BMX upside down in a parking garage in Ayamonte, Spain, stands it on its front end with the back wheel pointing at the ceiling, and climbs onto the pedals. From there he bounces the whole bike off the concrete 27 times in just over nine seconds, then jumps clear and catches the bike before it tips. We counted every hop frame by frame in his single continuous take, and the sound of each landing matches the count. Riding a bike is hard enough the right way up.

Tags: balance, bike, upside down, bmx, pogo, bicycle, tricks, front hops

Rules

- The bike must be flipped upside down and stood up on its front end, with the back wheel in the air
- The rider stands with both feet on the pedals and hops the bike off the ground; each landing counts as one hop
- Count the hops landed within 10 seconds of the first takeoff
- The count ends if a foot or the back wheel touches the ground
- Must provide one continuous, unedited video showing the rider, the bike and every hop
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