Ryan Nyquist grew up in California riding bikes and doing trikes with his brother. What started out as a hobby became a profession when he left college and turned pro in 1995. He competed in his first X Games in 1996 and would rise to the top of the sport soon after. He moved to Greenville, NC where he lived with, and competed against, BMX legend Dave Mirra.
Woodward, the global leader in action sports experiences, is excited to announce its 2024 Signature Athlete partners for its Camps division, along with the weeks that each athlete will attend the organization’s residential Summer Camps in Pennsylvania and California.
“Youth around the country eagerly await this news each year, with hopes of having the opportunity to advance their skills alongside some of the most famous names in action sports. We are so excited to get this news out early this year, enabling families to plan ahead and help make their campers’ dreams come true this Summer, capitalizing on the January discount of $200 off camp as well,” said Phoebe Mills, the Vice President of Camps and Programming for Woodward.
Nothing like a good ol' Woodward West sesh! Come along as BMX Legend Ryan Nyquist and Colombian style cat Michael Mogollon head west and seshhhhhh.
Woodward BMX Season 1 - EP6 - All In
Woodward BMX Season 1 - EP1 - A Storm is Coming. In the first episode of the series, we meet two teams of rising stars in the sport of BMX led by Program Advisors Ryan Nyquist and Jamie Bestwick as they compete in head-to-head challenges.
In the first episode of BMX Garage Finds, I explore DEEEEEEEP into the abyss of the garage to find a few random, but FUN, objects that have some fun stories behind them. Ever see a 20 pound rubberband ball? Hahaha!
Take a look at the first ride on my new signature Haro Bikes frame with new parts from Colony BMX! Wasn't the smoothest session but it was fun!
The highly anticipated Game Of Bike between Matty Cranmer and the BMX Legend @Ryan Nyquist at the Cary, NC skatepark lived up to the expectations and became the best Game Of Bike Ever! Both riders stepped up their tricks and challenged each other to be a better rider there was backflip No handers, 540 No handers and even world's first No Handed Gaps across the skatepark. This Game Of Bike is a must watch!
I had about 45 minutes to ride and I made the most of it. No riding buddies, just pure motivation! It ended up being a REALLY AWESOME session!
Well, the folks over at Scotty Cramner's Channel really did me DIRTY on this video! Dressed up Matty Cramner to impersonate me and make me look bad! Hahaha! So, I filmed a reaction video to show you all exactly how they did it well, and not well at all! Mosty not well though! Hahaha!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.