GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next BMX Streets session
Our independent guide breaks down BMX Streets into five core areas—physics, controls, bike parts, maps, and replay tools. By observing each element directly, you can refine your approach without relying on undocumented shortcuts or hidden systems.
01 / THE GUIDE
Physics Observation
Select a single obstacle and ride it at three different speeds. Record how the bike lands each time, noting any changes in stability or bounce. Use these notes to anticipate how speed influences future jumps.
- Try the same obstacle at different speeds to notice how momentum changes the landing.
- Observe the bike’s rotation after a jump to gauge how angle influences stability.
02 / THE GUIDE
Control Feel Test
Perform a basic grind while varying the pressure you apply to the bumpers. Notice any differences in how the bike maintains contact with the rail, then choose the pressure that feels most consistent for you.
- Experiment with bumper presses to see how hand input affects grip on rails.
- Use trigger pulls to adjust foot placement when approaching ramps.
03 / THE GUIDE
Part Visual Comparison
Build two bikes using distinct visual parts—one with bright colors, another with a muted palette. Ride the same short course with each bike and compare how the different looks affect your perception of the ride.
- Mix visual parts to create a bike that reflects your aesthetic preferences.
- Keep a collection of different components to explore various looks.
04 / THE GUIDE
Map Exploration
Pick a map you have not visited before. Ride slowly to map out potential lines, then attempt a full‑speed run on the line you identified. Compare the two runs to see how line choice impacts flow.
- Ride slowly through a new map to locate potential lines before attempting speed runs.
- Compare similar obstacles across maps to see how each environment feels.
05 / THE GUIDE
Replay Editing Practice
Capture a session, then use the Replay Editor to review the moment a trick reaches its apex. Share the clip with a friend and discuss any subtle timing adjustments you might make.
- Review a replay to find the moment a trick peaks before sharing it.
- Use the editor to review two attempts of the same trick.
