Project Spoke - BMX Film Series

This work transcends BMX and enters the realm of deep diving into the human condition... Thought-provoking, emotional, and at times a total tearjerker. — Kostya Chimkovitch

6 BMX Documentaries & 1 Riding Film

Project Spoke is a film series capturing the resilience, creativity, and humanity within BMX culture. These films explore identity, mental health, substance abuse, gender equality, parenthood, and career transitions—stories that go far deeper than just tricks on bicycles.

Louder than a Stereotype – Matt Beringer
BMX’s first publicly gay pro rider, and his journey to self-acceptance

Daddy Re-Vision – Patrick Laughlin
BMX’s favorite amateur comedian, and his rise from the hoods of Philadelphia to the X Games

Making It – Steve Woodward
BMX park innovator, and his story of dreams lost and reimagined

Grommet King – Justin Wilgus
Amateur BMX rider, and his transformation from addict to geophysicist

A Backpacker’s Guide to BMX in Latin America
Ecuadorian and Nicaraguan riders, and their community-driven culture

Full Bloom
Women of BMX, and their experiences breaking barriers in a male-dominated sport

Crosslaced
A BMX riding film featuring athletes from across the globe

Why buy?

• More Than Just Riding - This project's focus goes beyond a collection of BMX riding clips. These are human stories that connect across cultures, communities, and generations. You do not need to be a BMX rider to enjoy these films.
  
  "Justin brings a certain humanity to these BMX docs that would intrigue any audience."
• High Quality Content for an Affordable Price - Each Project Spoke film is between 19 to 32 minutes long. The total runtime of all content combined is 2 hours 53 minutes.
  
  "It is easily worth double the $20 suggestion for the quality alone."
• Instant Access - No waiting. Receive access immediately after payment.
• Support Independent Filmmaking - Proceeds directly support future BMX storytelling projects.

Price listed is in USD.

15% of total profits from Project Spoke will be donated to the Alberta Action Sports Association.

Access the Spanish language version of Project Spoke here.