Welcome to the Australian BMX Museum! This site has been a long time coming and we hope you enjoy learning more about the sport of BMX in this country. BMX (in Australia) has been around for over 35 years, so we have a lot of ground to cover! The Australian BMX Museum is busy uncovering archives of videos, images, magazines, trophies, people, places and more. The site is constantly being updated, so check in and read up on the History of BMX in Australia.
It's Official - BMX Australia now has a Hall Of Fame!
It took almost 40 years, but Australian BMX finally has an official BMX Hall Of Fame. The very first formal event took place in 2018. Managed by the Australian BMX Museum, the Hall Of Fame is now well established and recognises and celebrates our finest in 3 categories: Riders, Officials and Industry. Check out the Australian BMX Hall Of Fame website to learn all about our current Inductees.
Got old BMX footage on VHS, DV tape, DVD or links to online footage? If you would like to contribute to this site and help expand the story of the History of BMX in Australia, we would love to hear from you. Video tapes are nearing the end of their shelf life - so we are keen to preserve what history is left out there. We appreciate that a lot of history has been captured by the "mum's and dad's" behind the video camera, and most likely this footage has been long forgotten. If you have something worth sharing, send us an email to admin@australianbmxmuseum.com
When you see this stamp on an image here on the Australian BMX Museum website - it means that the item will be available to go on display when we find a physical home for the Museum. We already have a number of items including bikes, clothing, helmets, trophies, plates, photographs, books, magazines and more ready to go on display.
If you have an item or items of significant historical value that you would like to have displayed one day, please get in touch with us to find out how you can get involved.
