RIDERS – Learn tricks

I’ve noticed that the sports’ symbols have a very stretched out aspect ratio under the page that says how many tricks you have on your account. Also, the two translation errors I’ve seen are: 1. When selecting a new sport, you’re asked for your skill level, and the options say “I am beginner/I can do few tricks/I am pro.” These should say “I am a beginner/I can do a few tricks/I’m a pro.” 2. When in the “How does it work?” page, information is given explaining the tricks, replies, tips, and answers, but each category is labeled “What is trick/what is reply/what is tip/what is answer,” when they should ask “What’s a trick?/What’s a reply/What’s a tip/What’s an answer?” Otherwise, this is a fantastic, unique app that has let me connect with other people around me that like to do the things I do, so that I don’t get bored all the time, that has also helped me learn quite a few BMX skills.

I've been longboarding for about 6 months now and I've been comfortable on the board for a while now and decided to get into free-styling. I could never find good tutorials or communities to help me learn. After a couple months of struggling, I finally found this app and... wow. They have videos and written tutorials for all kinds of sports, not just board sports!!! You can even download them onto your phone through the app to watch them offline. They have a pretty cool community and the app also has reminders for tricks you want to learn, and it will help you set goals or time limits for you to learn the trick. The reason that this review is a 4 and not a 5 is the lack of translation program within the app. The community is mainly comprised of non-american athletes, so the instructions are in a different language. True, I could always go to google translate and type in the instructions to have them translated, but I think the app could earn some prestige and global cred if it made it so anyone could talk to, teach, and learn from each other no matter where they live. Solid app. Would be 5 stars if they had in-app translations.

Over all this is a great app for beginners wanting to learn a few tricks, or for the pros who want to share the expertise on how to do totally awesome tricks. But I have a few ideas for some improvements. One consists on maybe adding a setting to where you could change the background color. Maybe add to where you could view tricks offline, like a download button or something, Also maybe like a most popular in the sections of gear like what people have compared to other people, if you catch my drift.

Absolutely love the app, the concept of everything is amazing. The only thing it’s missing is maybe have a quick repair or how to spot for when you’re doing upgrades. Such as if you were upgrading to a smaller sprocket on BMX you could find a how to with tips and pointers.

I recently started bmx a month and a half ago my friend told me about this app I used it to help me bunny hop you can also communicate with people in your area that do the same sport as you people help each other with feedback and tips it’s also for any sport that you do