I think it is exactly the opposite. Take a look around, Austin is one of the biggest cities for BMX in the country. 4 Frame manufactures in town, plus tons of places to ride. There have been tons of new dirt spots poppong up recently and tons of kids out riding and helping build.I Bmx'd as a kid. I have a road bike now though. Is it still going strong? Last I heard it was dwindling as a sport and hobby.
LOL. Go to pinkbike.com and tell me bmx is "dwindling".Why yes funetical seeing as nobody has responded to your post I'd say the sport is dwindling.
I guess you missed the Olympics...I see them riding but the sport in general has lost its exposure. The majority of the bmx's I see people on in Austin are barely street worthy let alone able to hit dirt.
Olympics? They have BMX now?I guess you missed the Olympics...
Yes, they have BMX in the Olympics. And they have the internet on computers now too. Where have you been?Olympics? They have BMX now?
What was this, the 2nd or 3rd olympics bmx was a part of. That's quite some time for someone not to know. Pretty sure this was the 2nd one. Don't really know for sure. Not into the olympics like mentioned. Would rather watch southpark on tv or some other mindless entertainment, or Nascar.Yes, they have BMX in the Olympics. And they have the internet on computers now too. Where have you been?![]()
And NZ narrowly missed out on a medal in the women's race. We were gutted!Olympics? They have BMX now?
I raced a Haro SX24 in Australia. Good times.I race a Haro Cruiser (24") but just club nights and for kicks. It's a great antidote to road and mtb
And NZ narrowly missed out on a medal in the women's race. We were gutted!