Best BMX Videos of 2016
The best BMX videos of 2016 according to Streetwatch, based on the video output of the riders, filmers and brands credited in them.
The best BMX street videos of 2016 are Nathan Williams & Corey Martinez - Viva United (2016) by DIG BMX, Nathan Williams & Corey Martinez - Viva United! (2016) by united, and Kink BMX Video Vault: Intervention (2016) by KINK. They are ranked by the combined standing of every rider, filmer and brand credited.
BMX - Johnny Devlin - What Could Be Left?
Chris Whyte - Division Brand 2016
Michal Smelko 'Island Life' Federal Bikes
Lahsaan Kobza in Shadow's What Could Go Wrong DVD
VOLUME BMX: Broc Raiford's 2016 Vessel V2 Line
Ryan Barrett Pro BMX (2003)
Simone Barraco in Shadow's What Could Go Wrong
Garrett Reynolds in "Fiending"
SAM JONES - BSD Transmission DVD Part
Jeff Wescott - Mutiny X DIG BMX
MARK BURNETT - SHADOW CONSPIRACY "ADULTHOOD" VIDEO
Mark Burnett in Shadow's What Could Go Wrong DVD
BMX - Mark Burnett Celebrates Adulthood in Arizona
Joris Coulomb in Shadow's What Could Go Wrong DVD
MATT ALLPRESS / JASON TEET - BSD Transmission DVD Part
DUB 'Graft 2' - Joe Jarvis
CULTCREW/ CHASE HAWK/ COMPILATION 01
Harry Barrett - S&M X DIG 2016
BMX: Kink Bikes - "Intervention" Full Video
BMX - Hobie Doan - Animal Bikes
Seth Kimbrough in Shadow's What Could Go Wrong DVD
Animal Bikes: Chris Carter - Team SAF/Selectively Altering Framework
Eric Holladay- FBM Bike Co.
Tyler Fernengel for Haro BMX
How this list works
Each video is scored by the combined weight of the riders, filmers, editors and brands credited on it. A person's weight reflects their body of work on Streetwatch: their credits, their badges and the brands they have worked with. Only full-length videos and rider parts are ranked, each must credit at least one brand other than a repost channel (DIG, OUR BMX, OSS/Thecomeup, Snakebite and RIDE), and the top 100 are shown.
Questions
What is the best BMX video of 2016?
According to Streetwatch, it is Nathan Williams & Corey Martinez - Viva United (2016) by DIG BMX, based on the video output of the riders, filmers and brands credited in it.
How are these videos ranked?
Each video is scored by the combined weight of the riders, filmers, editors and brands credited on it. A person's weight reflects their body of work on Streetwatch: their credits, their badges and the brands they have worked with. Only full-length videos and rider parts are ranked, each must credit at least one brand other than a repost channel (DIG, OUR BMX, OSS/Thecomeup, Snakebite and RIDE), and the top 100 are shown.