On the electrifying set of ‘Lo Show dei Record’ in Milan, Italy in 2014, Japanese BMX Flatland champion Takahiro Ikeda delivered a performance that redefined the limits of speed and technical mastery in his discipline. Executing an extraordinary 83 BMX time machines in just one minute, Ikeda left audiences and judges speechless — each rotation performed with pinpoint precision, flawless balance, and breathtaking speed.

The BMX time machine is one of Flatland’s most technically demanding tricks, requiring the rider to spin the bike beneath them while maintaining complete control and momentum. To perform 83 in 60 seconds demands an almost incomprehensible level of physical coordination, muscle memory, and mental focus. Ikeda’s achievement represents years of relentless training and an unwavering commitment to pushing his discipline to its absolute limits.

The World Records Authority proudly certifies this record as a landmark in the history of action sports. Takahiro Ikeda’s legacy stands as a shining example of what dedication, discipline, and passion can achieve.