If you have always wanted to learn how to ride a BMX like a pro, find a community of like minded people, and be part of a growing sport, then the Drop Inn BMX Club is for you!
Just fill in this form and we will contact you with details about the club and how our classes run.
Freestyle BMX is exciting and challenging and we would love to help you be the best you can be!
We run weekly sessions at the War Memorial Skate Park in Basingstoke for Beginners and Intermediate riders of all ages on a Saturday morning from 10am!
Check out the Spond App for details & other sessions…
1:1 Coaching also available
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Tyler Sale
Drop Inn BMX Club Instructor
Tyler got into BMX the moment he saw riders sending it at the skatepark. After two years on a skateboard, he made the switch, and BMX quickly became more than just a hobby.
Even after a serious injury nearly ended his riding, Tyler stayed in the scene. He opened a BMX shop in Woking, where he rebuilds bikes, films tricks, and creates content that’s earned real recognition across the BMX scene.
“I’m proud of what I’ve built through BMX content. Last year was something special — working with Universal Music and creating videos for one of my favourite artists was a real highlight.”
Now he’s focused on pushing himself, building a strong community, and staying true to what matters.
Tyler isn’t just an instructor. He’s a key part of the local scene. From helping kids land their first trick to filming viral edits, he’s all about giving others the same chance BMX gave him: direction, confidence, and a solid crew.
“I’ve got big goals, and I’m just getting started. Want to see what happens when BMX, hard work and creativity collide? Follow @T77BMX.”
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Robin Dryden
Drop Inn BMX Club Instructor
As the son of a motocross rider, I think I was destined to be on 2 wheels. I loved playing on bikes and motorbikes as a little kid, but the competitive nature of motocross and other sports didn’t appeal to me. I just wanted to ride my bike and jump stuff. When I was a young teenager I messed around on a skateboard and my friend’s BMX bikes, but not taking it seriously, until a family trip to Southsea. We stumbled upon King Of Concrete 1999 by accident and after that I was hooked. I knew BMX was what I wanted to do. Over 25 years later and I’m still doing it. It was the best thing I ever did with my life. It is my true passion in life. Since seeing that contest in Southsea, I began riding and competed in amateur contests until 2005, where I began to enter contests in the pro category, leading me to travel all over the world competing until 2012. From then i transitioned into judging contests such as NASS, the BMX Worlds, Lord Of Dirt and many other UK based BMX contests.
With over 25 years of experience in BMX, I now want to use my passion for riding to help the next generation of riders through this phase of my life as a BMXer. Coaching is something I think I was meant to do. Sharing my love for BMX brings me so much joy and I hope to continue this journey for many more years to come.
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Nick Hart
Drop Inn BMX Club Instructor
With over 20 years of BMX experience, Nick Hart lives and breathes two wheels and high-speed adrenaline.
A lifelong rider, Nick is known for his love of teaching others the ins and outs of BMX — from the basics to advanced tricks.
His favorite move? The truck driver — a perfect mix of style and control. When he’s not on the bike, you’ll find him wrenching on cars or diving deep into the world of engines.
For Nick, it’s all about the ride — whether it’s pedals or horsepower.
