Every few years, a new rider will hit the flatland scene and cause a sea change in the tricks, style and approach to riding flatland. In the early '90s, it was Chad Degroot and Chase Gouin, and in ...

Flatland is constantly evolving and changing. When I first started in the mid-90s there were a lot of stop-and-go type tricks. Nowadays, riding looks a lot more fluid.

Terry Adams. Feeling connected. #bmx #flatland #profileracing. Posted: June 25, 2024 | Last updated: August 2, 2024. Terry Adams, BMX Pro Athlete (1999-2018), is still shredding. * 15 yrs Red Bull ...

On Oct. 1, under the Harvest Moon, Terry Adams was doing what he does best — performing tricks on his bike. Adams, 37, an X-Games gold-medal-winning flatland BMX rider, was on a specially built ...

On Saturday, I got a glimpse into another vibrant part of our local bike scene at the Portland Winter Classic Flatland Jam. The annual event was held inside a non-descript warehouse in inner Northeast ...

T here are a few names that pop into my head when I think of the sport of BMX and its legends. Besides Gary Turner, Bob Haro is one of the first to pop into my noggin. And he’s not done yet ...

Thirty BMX "flatland" riders will perform their hottest tricks at the Lancaster County Convention Center Friday and Saturday, from 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Hiro Tsuchida, a well-known figure among BMX "flatland" riders, died after collapsing at a basketball practice. The Northwest Side resident was 49.

While BMX racing is barely wrapping its second Olympic games today, there is news going on elsewhere in the world of BMX: Flatland. Take away the tricks and the bike from this video from ART BMX ...

“Jon Flatland has sorely tested my convictions.” Flatland resigned from the Times in Blooming Prairie, Minn., after a call from Greg Bulmash tipped him off that his plagiarism had been discovered.

The jam will be held on Monday, Sept. 3, from 3 p.m. - 10 p.m., at the Sunderman Hockey Complex in Palm Harbor. It is free to attend.

With Red Bull Circle of Balance coming to New Orleans this week, Terry Adams talks about having “the Super Bowl” of flatland events on home turf and staying fit at 39.