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Bicycle cross-country referred to as BMX, full name is BICYCLE MOTOCROSS is in the late 70s in the United States the rise of a bike cross-country movement. Because of its relatively small size, the tire is relatively rough and the race track and the off-road motorcycle used in the track is very similar, so have the name. The movement soon became popular among young people, and by the mid-1980s most young people were deeply influenced by the skate culture, and felt that the game was too single in the mud. So began to BMX to the ground, skateboarding the venue to play, and play fancy more than the skateboard, jump higher, more exciting. Its name has also become BMXFREESTYLE (freestyle BMX bike).

The BMX movement originated in California in the 1960s and in a very short time it conquered the nation with its unique charm. In the case of young people who are hopeless for off-road motorcycles, the cost of the sport is relatively low and there is no need to go too far away from the driving range. In the early 1970s, the United States established the earliest BMX organization, which is also considered to be a sign of BMX becoming a formal sport. In the ensuing decade, the BMX was introduced to other countries. In April 1981, the International BMX Alliance was established and the first World BMX Championship was held in 1982. By this time BMX this unique sport will be rapidly developed on a global scale. As the sport and cycling have more similar, in 1993 BMX officially became a member of the cycling family. Following the United States in Europe, some countries in Australia BMX also has a vigorous development. But the United States is still the superpower of this project. The BMX has been introduced into China in recent years and has a number of lovers in several major cities. The development of the BMX has so far been out of the single in the exercise yard in the game, and hair derived more projects.

Freestyle BMX consists of five different types: street, park, U-shaped road, mud and flat ground. Different terrain on the bike's technical requirements are not the same.

Racing BMDs are significantly different from freestyle off-road bikes. Freestyle BMDs typically use U-brakes, while racing bikers typically use V-brakes, which require stability only when racing cars are moving at high speeds. The freestyle off-road bike has a shorter wheelbase to allow it to turn faster.

The International Cycling Federation began sponsoring the World Volleyball Tournament (UCI BMX World Championships). At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the BMX tournament became the first official event of the Olympic Games.