BMX: The Bronco

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Part of the video series: BMX Tricks

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Summary: The bronco is a traditional BMX trick that's excellent for jumping over obstacles. Learn more about the bronco BMX trick from a professional BMX rider in this free biking video.

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Kevin Porter Chicago native Kevin Porter has been riding BMX bicycles for more than 15 years and today rides as a sponsored professional. His sponsors include: Orchid Foot... read more

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BMX: The Bronco

Today we're here to show you a few BMX tricks. This one is called the bronco. Now, the bronco is a little bit different than the bunny hop. In the bronco, the front end the front end comes up first. The bronco is the most traditional one used to jump over objects. You pick the object of your choice, and when you're when you're doing the bronco, you want to approach it with a little bit of speed; keeping your pedals level, put all your weight down, pull your weight up; bringing the front end up first, and put and evening out the back end; jumping over whatever object you're jumping over, landing both tires on the ground. And that's the object to the to the bronco. You're going to approach your target with a little bit of speed, apply your weight down; front end comes up first, the back end meets it. You clear your object; both tires land solid on the ground. You just did a bronco.