BMX movies capture the adrenaline, skill, and rebellious spirit of the sport like nothing else. Whether you’re a longtime rider or just love watching high-flying tricks and epic races, these films deliver non-stop action. From classic ‘80s cult favorites to modern-day documentaries, BMX movies showcase the sport’s evolution, legendary riders, and jaw-dropping stunts. Some tell inspiring underdog stories, while others highlight real-life BMX culture and competitions.
Looking for the best ones to watch? This list has everything from nostalgic throwbacks to must-see flicks that will get you pumped to hit the track.
BMX movies have long captured the thrill and rebellious spirit of freestyle biking, blending high-energy action with compelling storytelling. Films like Rad (1986) and BMX Bandits (1983) became cult classics, showcasing daring stunts and the underground BMX culture of their time. More recent entries, such as Joe Kid on a Stingray (2005), explore the sport’s history, while independent films and viral BMX edits continue to push the boundaries of cinematography and riding. Whether highlighting intense competitions, urban street riding, or the camaraderie within the BMX community, these movies inspire riders and fans alike, celebrating the sport’s evolution and fearless creativity.
Movies About BMX
This collection has all of the best movies ever made about BMX. We’ve included 80’s cult favorites to more current documentaries.
Best BMX Movies
A collection of bmx movies with everything from 80s classics to documentaries.
Stunting small-town paperboy Cru Jones (Bill Allen) knew he had what it took to excel at BMX, and he wanted to prove it by qualifying for the grueling pro event known as "Helltrack." Can he prevail against the surly factory riding champ (Bart Conner) cutting him off at every turn? Freewheeling "'Karate Kid' with pedals" that's become a cult favorite.
Sci-fi action film starring Munro Chambers and Laurence Leboeuf. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the story follows comic book fan The Kid (Chambers), who transforms himself into a version of his favourite hero in order to save his friend Apple (Leboeuf) and protect the land from the villainous overlord Zeus (Michael Ironside).
In 1985, at the tender age of 13, Mat Hoffman entered into the BMX circuit as an amateur, and by 16, he had risen to the professional level. Throughout his storied career, Hoffman has ignored conventional limitations; instead focusing his efforts on the purity of the sport and the pursuit of “what’s next.” His motivations stem purely from his own ambitions, and even without endorsements, cameras, fame, and fans, Hoffman would still would be working to push the boundaries of gravity.
The History of BMX allows everyone from veteran Pro BMXers to modern day kids, a chance to relive these important moments and stories explained by the sports most influential riders so that they understand what really happened in the evolution of BMX
BMX jumper Phin Cooper, wants nothing more in life but to obtain fame in his sport and get paid doing it. After missing out on competition for being in jail for unpaid citations he community service mentors another boy. Phil leads the troubled boy on exciting adventures of dirt trails, big jumps and city scapes but his new friends threatens his dream as he is tied up in the drug trafficking world.
Three teen-age bicycle-motocross racers find a stash of stolen two-way police radios.
Road Fools is the most respected and sought after line of BMX videos.Featuring top pro riders like X-Games Champs Mat Hoffman & Jay Miron.
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