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Our young gun Aryei Levenson made the jump from 18" to 20" with a new Whammo frame, but not without getting grilled by Arnold the Gatekeeper.

Hi everyone! I got to do the first ever Nitro Circus/ Hotwheels Superchargers 16 & under competition in Australia!! I had so much fun going to RWilly land and riding his huge mega ramp and hanging with my friends!

8 year old Caiden Cernius come out to RWilly Land to hit my backyard Mega Ramp! He even tried a Backflip but it didn't go to plan! I also managed to New Tricks I have been wanting to do for a very long time.

Caiden and his friend go head to head in a double lane bmx vs mx obstacle course! Who is fastest? Who gets wet?!

What Would YOU Do?!?! Me and my friends go to the best bmx event EVER!

Today I landed my first back flip on my bmx bike!! 8 years old! Please follow me on insta and subscribe! Thanks!

12 Year Old BMX PRO Lennox Zimmermann is back!

Pop the Mystery balloons see what you get! Whoever gets the most points wins!

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Jemma, also known as, Lil' JT, grew up in Woodbury, Minnesota. She was born on May 15, 2012, and began her hobby in BMX in 2017. She got started at an old school get together at their indoor track, Rum River BMX. Her father, Jeff had the thought that Jemma would like to ride her balance bike there. On that very day, she wouldn't stop going around the track and eventually, Jeff had to pull her off to get hydrated from all the fun. In May 2017, she entered her first balance bike race and to our surprise, she beat all the boys. Since then she has won every balance bike race she entered including the Grand Nationals.

The following year in June 2018, she broke her arm and was in a cast for six weeks. By August, she couldn't wait to get back on the track and once her cast was removed she tied for first place at the North Central Gold Cup. She later crashed in the main and missed getting a plate. Things soon turned around and she then went on to win all her races. In so doing she moved her ranking from 22nd to 3rd overall, whilst competing for a very competitive Minnesota State series plate. After enduring 9 months of racing some really fast Intermediate boys, she became an Expert. Her first race as an Expert girl was in 2018 at the Grand Nationals. Unfortunately, she crashed when battling out front on the first straightaway, taking her out once again. She didn't give up.