Airborne BMX

Game Information:

Airborne BMX: Tricks Begin With the Takeoff

Airborne BMX is a BMX stunt game where every jump is a chance to turn speed into a bigger trick. Ride across dirt tracks, pump the bike to build momentum, launch from ramps, and use your airtime for flips, spins, tailwhips, barspins, and other freestyle moves. The challenge is not simply performing as many tricks as possible. You still need enough control to bring the bike back into position and land cleanly. Across six worlds and 60 levels, individual trick objectives, score targets, medals, and increasingly technical tracks continually push you toward cleaner and more ambitious runs.

How Airborne BMX Works

Each track is a sequence of takeoffs, airtime, and landings. Pump before a ramp to carry enough speed into the jump. Once airborne, decide how much of that airtime you can safely spend on flips, spins, or freestyle tricks before rotating the bike back toward the landing. A clean touchdown preserves your flow into the next section. A poor landing can ruin the run, so the highest-scoring trick is not always the smartest choice.

Levels also give you multiple objectives to chase. You can finish the course, meet Level Score and Trick Score targets, complete individual skill challenges, and replay stages for better medals. Progress ranges through Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum, with stronger performances also competing on global leaderboards.

Master the BMX Controls

Movement and Air Control

• Spacebar: Pump, launch, and fast-land.
• Left / Right Arrow: Backflip / frontflip.
• Up / Down Arrow: Spin in either direction.

Tricks

• W, A, S, D: Perform basic tricks.
• Shift + Trick Input: Perform Tier 2 tricks.
• Ctrl + Trick Input: Perform Tier 3 tricks.

Other Controls

• X: Reset the rider.
• T: Open Help.
• P: Pause.

Tips for Cleaner BMX Runs

• Build speed before takeoff: Entering a ramp with good momentum gives you more usable airtime.
• Match tricks to jump size: Save longer combinations for jumps that give you enough time to recover.
• Prepare to land early: Stop adding tricks while you still have time to straighten the bike.
• Protect your momentum: Smooth landings make the following jump easier.
• Replay earlier tracks: Use familiar ramps to practice new tricks and improve missed medals.

Build momentum, throw a trick into the air, and get the wheels back underneath you before the dirt does it for you.