Introduction:BMX was first started in California, United States in the late 1960s. Scot Breithaupt is credited as the founder of BMX. However, it was only in the mid 1970s did BMX go prominently into the spotlight and attract people to it. Thus, manufacturers started creating bicycles specially designed for BMX.When Bob Haro came onto the BMX scene, he brought in tricks used in skateboarding and merged them with BMX freestyling, bringing about the BMX that we know today.
Equipment:
Bike.
Helmet.
Goggles.
Gloves.
Steps.
Step 1:Grab the handlebars as you straddle the frame of the BMX bike, making sure not to push the bike forward. Sit down on the seat and maintain a solid grip on the handlebars while your feet are still planted, making sure not to roll.
Step 2:Lift your feet off the ground on to the pedals, and begin pedaling forward to make the bike move. Turn the handlebars with your hands to make the bike turn the way you want it to go. Lean to the side you want to turn to if you want to make a gradual drifting turn.
Step 3:Press your feet backward on the pedals to slow the bike or stop it.A bmx bike has only rear brakes for the racing bikes.But for the road bikes they have got two brakes one at the front and one at the back.
Rules for the game.
BMX riding is an off-road cycling sport that is a combination of bicycle and motocross origin.It has gained intense popularity over the past 10 years and contributes to the growing attraction to extreme sports.The primary rules for BMX riding cover regulations of the course, equipment and riders.They were established over the course of the sport's rising popularity and are simple but strict.Currently there is a wide range of smaller rules that are available in the BMX handbook.
Conclusion:
Bicycle motocross or BMX is the sport of racing bicycles in motocross style on tracks which use an inline start and have obstacles and also refers to the bicycle itself which is designed for dirt and motocross cycling.
