Most Consecutive BMX Bunny Hops Over A Swinging Rope

Wales

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Newport, Wales / September 21, 2026

Seven-year-old Parker Gray sat on his BMX in a quiet street in Newport, South Wales, while his mum and dad turned a long blue skipping rope over him, and he bunny hopped the bike clear of it 17 times in a row. The video was shot on a phone held in one turner's rope hand, and RecordSetter counted the rope turns in the single unedited take: 18 turns in about 24 seconds, with the 18th catching his front wheel to end the run. Skipping is hard enough without a bike under you.

Tags: bike, jump rope, bmx, most, Bike Tricks, bunny hop, consecutive

Rules

- Ride a BMX bike and hop it over a long skipping rope turned by two people.
- Each hop must clear the rope cleanly, with the rope passing under both wheels.
- The rope must keep turning in full, continuous turns, with one hop per turn. Pausing or stopping the rope ends the count.
- Hops must be consecutive. The count ends when the rope catches the bike or the rider, or when the rider puts a foot down.
- Film in a single unbroken take that keeps the rider and the rope in view.
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