BMX Freestyle

Released 1989

A multi-event game where up to two players attempt six freestyle events on a BMX bike.

BMX Freestyle

First release date	1989
Platform	Amstrad CPC , Commodore 64 , ZX Spectrum
Developer	Codemasters
Publisher	Codemasters
Genre	Sports , Driving/Racing
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