may BMX is a sport, the ethics of praise do it yourself, and you should always seek and find independent films. Many of the best BMX videos are underground, but in general can be found at the regional level. Therefore, while we like to include in this list is to do something hard. Whether the first five films of all time keeps BMX, in no particular order, are:
1) Insight: Ever wonder how the videos are in BMX? Insight for Trans World offers at a glance what it takes for all. Instead of Flash, the movie offers a glimpse into the brave Dakota Roche, Darryl Tocco, Wastson Davey and others because they create a movie from beginning to end. Insight also has some difficult tricks that are often beyond this type of production. BMX hardcore fans should be happy anyway.
2) 48 Clock: With just Inman, Jerry Bagley and Adam Baker, is 48 hours an interesting example of the inherent technical best BMX video. In addition to offering a bonus to the section on the DVD offers the film guides through some of the best BMX tracks in Oregon, Tennessee and Arizona.
3) Electronics: Mike Aitken, Mike Gonzalez, Brandon Turner, Steve Kennedy and many other drivers in the world's five productions in film this movie. Loved the United States, New Zealand, Spain, Canada, South Africa, China and Germany of pilots in the search for one of the best deals and got the answer. It is certainly something to watch if you want a lot of places.
4) Joe Kid on a chain-Ray: This film is very different, and do not try, a number of drivers in both his attempt to follow as a documentary on the history of BMX action. It is certain that it works well, and tries to feel that everything from riding in the suburbs in the decade from 1960 to the present only to record events.
5) Flipside: This video offers an interesting combination of resistance and the mainstream. With strangers, the more famous drivers such as Dave Mirra's needs, Flipside appears as a hospital when he made a video. Some sponsors and wine Mirraco bicycles GT, but it also seems exaggerated.
