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In this video, I discuss the different grinds that are possible on a BMX bike. If you're new to BMX and want to learn some grinds, this video is a great place to start. I cover over 10 grinds, ranging from easy to hard, and explain what each grind is and how it's done. I also explain which grinds are typically done on coping, rails, and ledges. Some of the grinds I cover include the double Peg grind, the feeble grind, the Smith grind, the ice pick, the candy bar, the half Cab grind, and the Crook grind. I also encourage viewers to share in the comments any grinds that I may have missed. This information is valuable for anyone interested in learning BMX grinds and wanting to improve their skills on their bike.

[@kirkwickham3336]

That pink and purple Street Sweeper sure looked familiar. So true about crooked grinds, they're scary as Hell and require you to 'crimp' the bike to keep your pegs on.

[@bobchapman5495]

Unlucky, Derek dusters, sprocket grind, and Derringer or beringer grinds. I can't remember if it's Derringer or beringer lol

[@reallyx18]

un luc-e"

[@AndyBmx-fl6qy]

❤❤am Andy BMX from Nigeria tanks it helped

[@miguelardila113]

Love your videos man, very informative 👌🏻

[@erctaylor023]

Magic carpet grind - front peg and pedal while rear tire is above the ledge (not touching it)

[@Mihail_Palatov]

My first grind was beringer grind because i was sh*t-scared to jump onto the ledge...

[@xgaming6122]

Anti smith and back pedal ??

[@selaaudits8053]

Forgot a bottom bracket grind

[@all_out_of_bubble_gum]

Which Bike is best for big jumps?

[@elelly1845]

Freeride double suspension?

[@Jck555]

That’s not an over tooth! That’s a snaggle tooth.

[@all_out_of_bubble_gum]

Which geometry is best to learn manual?

[@cesarebmx8433]

bro geometry does matter but if your a begginer it deosnt matter

[@everythingfun9277]

short back end high front end

[@all_out_of_bubble_gum]

@@cesarebmx8433 yes and No. Time is what we need to safe

[@Jck555]

If you put your pedal down on a double peg it doesn’t count. Triple peg lol