Young BMX Rider on a Bumpy Dirt Track
A helmeted young BMX rider stands with his bike on a dirt track shaped with jumps and bumps.
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A BMX Rider at the Dirt Track
This scene shows a boy beside a BMX bike in an off-road riding area. The uneven dirt track includes bumps and jumps designed for riding skills and controlled maneuvers. His helmet is an important piece of protective equipment for a sport that involves speed, balance, and changing terrain.
Why BMX Tracks Have Bumps
Riders use their arms and legs to help the bicycle move smoothly over raised sections of a track. On some bumps, an experienced rider can gain speed by shifting body weight instead of pedaling. Jumps require practice, good judgment, and a track that is suitable for the rider's ability.
Colors Seen on Real BMX Gear
- Dirt track: tan, dusty brown, reddish brown, or dark brown
- Bicycle tires: black, often with a dusty brown surface after riding
- BMX frame: black, white, red, blue, green, or another manufactured color
- Helmet shell: nearly any bright or dark color, often with contrasting graphics
- Metal spokes and chain: silver or dark metallic gray