BMX Stunt Shows

The Dialed Action Sports Team offers 2 different BMX show types to choose from. Both of our BMX bike stunt show types are action-packed from start to finish. Our Launch Ramp Show along with our Flatland Show, can include inspirational messages for school assemblies. Both show types include 2-4 professional BMX riders and 1 Charismatic announcer. These shows can be purchased individually or as a combined  show. Please click on a show type below that you are interested in for more information. To book a show or request information from our BMX stunt team, please feel free to contact us, today!

Launch Ramp BMX Stunt Shows: (click here for more information and a video)
A BMX launch ramp stunt show will consist of a 4′ 1/2′ foot tall by 8′ feet wide ramp, designed to perform tricks such as back flips, 360s, superman’s, and countless others. This type of show is our more popular show, due the all of the gravity-defying BMX bike stunts. A launch ramp show can have either 2 or 3 professional riders and 1 charismatic announcer. Please click on the link above for more information and to watch a video. Also, feel free to contact us for information or if you have any questions, you can call us at (814) 280-0299

Flatland BMX Stunt Shows: (click here for more information and a video)
A BMX flatland stunt show will consist of 2 or 3 professional BMX riders and they will perform BMX tricks on the ground only (no ramps). This type of riding is very technical and involves a lot of fast spinning, balancing on one wheel and whipping the bicycle around.  A flatland BMX stunt show is our most cost effective show, which is great for a special event or school assembly that has a tighter budget to work with. Don’t be fooled though, a flatland, ground show is a still a very impressive show and you wont be disappointed.  Please click on the link above for more information and to watch a video. Also, feel free to contact us for information or if you have questions, you can call us at (814) 280-0299.

NYC halftime basketball show

NJ School Assembly in 2010