(futuristic electronic typing)
- I'm Colin Furze, inventor, former plumber,
and all around builder of things.
Now, over the years
I've put together some pretty crazy machines,
and broken a few world records along the way.
But now I've decided to take a break
from building stuff for myself,
and I'm using my creative influence
to go out and make things happen for other people.
Well boys. - Hey!
And these builds are pretty epic.
So to help me out
I've brought in my hand picked team of builders
for some much needed assistance.
And this time we'll be helping out a BMX rider
who's just looking for a place to grind.
- I have 100% faith in Colin, he's a rider,
he knows what to look for so I trust him completely.
- Get ready to shred, this is Furze World Wonders!
(crowd cheering)
(whoosh)
What? What is this background?
Have we got no budget anymore?
How on earth did this get past the first meeting?
Muppets.
BMX has come a long way over the years.
Things that kids are doing now
would be considered professional, back when I rode.
Skate parks, bikes, it's all moving forward.
So when a guy comes to me and says
he wants to take it all back to its roots,
I'm like yeah, I'm up for that!
Just when I get back to him
'cause I have no idea where I am.
What is all this?
Has it changed yet?
No? Still the same rubbish?
I give up.
- Hey Colin, I'm Chijioke,
I actually know you back from whenever
you used to make BMX videos.
Hitting you up 'cause a bunch of my friends and I
really like building stuff behind old buildings
and kind of in alleyways and stuff like that.
A lot of our stuff gets torn down pretty quickly.
It usually lasts about a day or so,
which is kind of sad, but I mean,
the time we get to spend riding it is totally worth it.
Yeah, it'd be really cool to have you come out
and see what you could do for us.
If you're down I've got a bike with your name on it
so come on out and ride with us. Thanks, man.
(upbeat music)
- Now Chijioke is currently at work and no surprise,
considering he likes BMX and bikes,
he works in a bike shop.
So let's go and see what he's up to,
and see what he's thinking for our do-it-yourself BMX park.
Chijioke?
- Hey what's up man? I'm in the back.
-How are ya doing, boy? -Hey man.
Colin, nice to meet you, man. - Nice to meet you, chap.
- Thanks for coming in. - It's all good.
What are doing there? Doing a bit of work, I suppose.
- Yeah, just working on a bike for a customer right now.
- Cool, right. Come on, temporary skate parks ?
You've got skate parks around here,
what's the fascination with them?
- It's fun, you get to do what you want.
You don't have control at a regular skate park.
So I mean, like any kind of temp spot or DIY stuff
is great 'cause you get to do whatever you want.
And you know just as well as anyone
building your own stuff is always a little bit more fun,
a little bit more enjoyable, so.
- What, do you mostly ride street then, I presume?
- Yeah, I mean, I usually ride street.
You know. I ride everything if it's in front of me,
but it's usually street if I have the choice.
(upbeat music)
BMX started in southern California,
like most extreme sports.
And most people know racing because it's in the Olympics.
I ride street and whatever comes in front of you, you ride.
You have to be really determined,
you have to not be scared of getting hurt
and it's my favorite thing to do.
Whenever you're in the middle of a trick
it's kind of slow motion.
I feel really at home, I feel really comfortable,
I'm at my most content.
I'm not concerned about what anyone else is doing
or what anyone else is saying,
I'm just happy to be on my bike and rolling.
(upbeat music)
I honestly don't know where I'd be in life
if I didn't have BMX.
I'd probably be studying to be a doctor like my dad,
or something like that, I don't know.
I'm thankful that I do have it, though,
'cause I wouldn't change my life for the world.
You used to ride a little bit, right?
- Yeah, I used to ride a bit of flat land.
So you know, this is a subject I'm not so completely alien to.
I smashed all my knees up and stuff, things like that.
The usual, the usual stuff, but there we are.
Where's your weapon then, where's your bike?
Let's have a look.
That's something that's changed, eh?
Here she is.
Well you've got four pegs, which I'm quite surprised at.
- Got to have four.
- Yeah, I mean, this is a lot lighter than mine,
mine weighs an absolute ton.
Right, we should probably go and have a look at the site
where we're planning to do all our wonderful creations.
But there's a BMX in front of me and it's got a back brake
and a back stump peg so I just want to try something
to see if I've still got it. - Yeah.
'Cause you know, you can't come into a bike shop,
see a bike and not try and use it.
(upbeat music)
- Whoa. (laughs)
I wasn't expecting that.
- Yeah, the old boy's still got it.
The old boy's still got it.
That's not too bad, actually.
(laughs)
Here we go.
Right. Less playing,
let's go and have a look where we're going.
- Yeah, sounds good. - You want to take that?
Might as well bring it with you.
- Yeah. - Right, let's go, after you.
(upbeat music)
So what did this place use to be then?
- I think it used to be a soap factory, I'm pretty sure.
- And what's happening with it now then?
- Pretty sure it's being developed into condos,
but the owner was nice enough to let us have one last day
and kind of set something up, so.
- Well I think it's a good space,
a lot of bits we can use.
We've got shipping containers,
there's barrels which we can kind of use
for the structure of ramps.
But I think, you know, you like your streets,
you like it a bit rough. - Yeah it's perfect, yeah,
that's definitely what I'm hoping for.
Something a little grimy, something a little more DIY.
- Okay I know what Chijioke is looking for
and it's got to have some edge.
So we'll make a course by putting up a series of ramps
using shipping containers.
We'll make a flat top section to launch from.
We'll set up some walls and some rails,
and build a giant flaming trophy
to properly cap off the night.
Alright I think I've got it.
So you back to the bike shop, I'll go back to the workshop.
- Sounds good, man. - Chijioke, have a good day.
- I have 100% faith in Colin,
he's a rider, he knows what to look for,
so I trust him completely and it's gonna be awesome.
(upbeat music)
- Right, team Furze is hard at work
clearing a whole area
and moving all of the rubbish out of the way
in order to get the ramps built
and everything in its proper place.
- On its side.
Now, while they work in the hot sun,
I'm gonna go inside and work with some actual fire.
Now, as well as building ramps for our DIY BMX park,
I want to make this an event.
And it's not gonna be an event without spectacle.
So I'm thinking fireworks. I like fireworks,
and I'm guessing you like fireworks too.
This is my thought, I want to keep it bike related,
so I'm thinking if we make a giant wheel of fireworks.
And as a little experiment to see if this is gonna work,
this is what I'm thinking.
This is gonna be like a small portion
of the bigger picture.
We're gonna put fireworks around this wheel,
set them off, and it should spin it 'round
like a Catherine wheel and look pretty cool.
And if this works then we can do it,
scale it up, and then do loads of them.
(upbeat music)
And there we are.
It's all mounted up with fireworks,
I've just got to put the igniters in
and then we can set it off.
(upbeat music)
Alright, there we are.
Three, two, one, go.
Yeah, that is good, isn't it?
I just think we need to do it bigger
and more and then more again.
Brilliant!
(chuckles)
That is exactly what we want
only more, more, more, and a lot bigger.
Let's make a bigger one.
(upbeat music)
Oh, I just want to build a big firework wheel.
Look at that, look.
Fireworks, fireworks, fireworks, fireworks.
(upbeat music) (grunts)
We've gotta do four of these.
It's bath night tonight I think.
(upbeat music)
Excellent, get them all spinning, look.
Yes, look at this!
How awesome is that gonna be?
Woo!
Sparks flying everywhere.
What an end to the event, eh? Gosh.
- Nice work, man. - Good work, Will, good work.
Right, just got to get it back to the old soap factory.
-Will? - Yes?
- Look at the size of the door. Wha wha wha.
- We didn't think that through.
- I don't think that's gonna fit through there, is it?
(upbeat music)
I love the idea of a BMX flash jam,
but we're gonna need a lot of people.
So I've sent Chijioke to gather up as many riders as he can.
- Working with younger riders is always awesome
'cause it's really cool to see how kids have progressed
since you know, 10 years ago.
Ben, Jonathan and Dylan,
they're better than a lot of people my age.
These guys are the future of the sport and yeah,
it was cool to kinda show them a little bit about
being a little bit more street,
but they definitely had a handle on everything already
and they, I don't think they really needed my help.
(upbeat music)
A wall ride is a pretty scary maneuver
and I definitely wasn't doing them at you know,
12, 13 years old.
- When I learn new tricks I just really feel hyped up
and I feel a bit of a fear, obviously,
but I really try to believe myself and
just trust myself to do it.
- The key to not wiping out is,
I mean, there's no key,
you're gonna wipe out.
- Yeah!
- Yeeow!
- Like if you fall like, people want you to get back up.
They don't want you to stay down,
they want you to go back and land the trick.
-That was awesome, man.
- We all just try to learn tricks together
and motivate each other. You don't ever like,
put each other down or anything.
- BMX is one of those sports that is perceived as like,
a tough guy sport,
but at the same time it's one of the most
supportive groups of people I've ever been around.
Whether it's just learning how to hop for the first time
or doing a 20 stair rail,
people are gonna be there giving you encouragement
and letting you know that you can do it.
There's not really many other things that I've experienced
that are just as supportive as that
and it's an awesome thing to be a part of.
-Yeah, dude. That was so clean. - So clean.
- I like that...
- That was awesome, man. - Thank you.
(whoosh)
- Now, as well as a park, I promised fire.
So I've had an idea.
When Chijioke comes and grinds along here,
I want to make him so he makes sparks,
lights a fuel and creates fire.
And for this, I've got Matt.
A Team Furze pyro dude.
Yes, what Matt's gonna do,
we're gonna put a spark generator in Chijioke's peg
so as he hops up here,
we'll fire it off remotely,
sparks are gonna fly out, fuel is gonna light up,
he's gonna feel like a super hero.
So then, first we should test is a bit of fuel,
what have we got Matt?
- I have some beautiful camping fuel for you here,
it's gonna give you some nice bright orange flames,
it's gonna look fantastic.
I have one of these spark producers.
It is eight feet long, burns for eight seconds,
lots of time to make sure
that we've got sparks splashing into the fuel.
- Alright let's give it a test.
-You've got the burn. -Yup.
If you want to spray some fuel down there.
We could try and write his name in it, couldn't we?
Right so he's coming up,
and....pops on.
(sparks hissing)
Right, well the sparks will light the fuel,
however we need to adjust possibly where the fuel is
and also test this on an actual bike.
Here we go.
Right, let's stick it in there, stick it anywhere you want.
And then Matt can push his button
and fire it off automatically.
What a brilliant idea, Colin. Thank you.
Alright, that's done.
Will! Here he comes.
Right Will, we've got your bike, it's all rigged up.
So I'm thinking, if you can tilt it down slightly,
when you get on it, that'll help us out a lot.
Okay I'll set the fuel then, you've got the burn.
You get psyched.
(laughing) Psyche up for the rail run.
Right, let's stick a load of it down here.
Oh yeah.
We'll do a couple of little extra bits, 'cause you know,
I'm confident the old boy's gonna nail it.
Put a bit under here, as well.
Just in case.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
I'll keep this. Right, go for it.
Alright, here we go, come on, light, light!
Look!
Eh?!
Chijioke's gonna be like, "What's happening?
"I've set the park on fire!"
I think he'll enjoy that.
Maybe get the rail on fire, as well.
Yes, now we're talking!
That's what we need to happen, proper carnage.
Excellent.
Brilliant. (whoosh)
(upbeat music)
With daylight fading fast,
Team Furze is erecting the frame
that will hold our flaming trophy.
-I have one close by.
And now, it's time to light it and see what happens.
Or, see if it spins like it's supposed to.
Looking good, is it looking good?
- It looks amazing. - Looks amazing.
- Pretty smooth, it doesn't take a lot to spin it.
- No, I like it. - It might work.
- Okay next thing we need to find out
is can it power itself?
So we're gonna get the pyro guys
to strap some thrusters to it and see if it will
start from a stand still
so I don't have to get next to it
and give it a helping hand.
We wired up? - Ready to go.
- Right, do you want to pass me the--
- Sorry. - Welcome.
- Welcome the pyro guy. - Force of habit.
System is armed. - System is armed.
Right, let's see if this thing works.
Come on, fingers crossed.
Come on camera man, move quick, move quick, move quick.
Right here we are, three, two, one, go.
(sparks hissing)
Come on, come on! Come on, come on!
It's kind of working.
It just wants a little bit of a-- go on!
(sparks hissing)
Just needs a little bit of assistance.
I love that smell, that smell is awesome.
Right, let's get it fully loaded for tonight
and I think we're about there.
Cheers, boy. - Here we go.
(upbeat music)
- Honestly, I think I'm gonna see something on fire,
I'm really hoping.
Some sparks, some wild like ramp setups and stuff like that.
I'm kind of hoping that it'll kind of blow me away
and I think it will.
- It's finished!
Yes, what was once a demolition site is now a BMX park!
Right, let's give you a bit of a tour.
So we've got the start ramp, they'll come down here,
they'll come belting down here
and then they'll go up to this one.
And this has been made from an old lorry container.
To do various tricks, flip off around there.
So after they've chosen which direction
they can come down here,
up to this ramp.
We built this up against a ship container,
you know, try to use what's around here.
We put a bit of plywood on the top of it
just in case they want to get on the top.
And then down here we've got various other things.
We've got this little transition caked in here
if they want to get some angles and stuff off there.
Got a little flat bank, a little grind top.
Various grind rails over here.
And of course, the grand finale of the night
will be lighting up a giant firework wheel!
Right, let's have a jam.
(upbeat music)
(shouting)
Come on.
Come on boys, come on.
Here we are! For our latest Furze World Wonder,
we have a DIY flash BMX park!
(cheering)
Here we are, we built this all for you.
We're gonna have a jam,
we're gonna have a little bit of a competition.
The winner is gonna be celebrating in style,
but we're gonna start with fire
and we're gonna end with fire.
So we're gonna start this off like proper awesome.
Chijioke, just grind that rail and we can get going.
- Sounds good. - Hit it, hit it hard!
(cheering)
(sparks hissing)
Yeah! (shouting)
Yes!
That's how you start a BMX jam.
- I'm amazed at what he pulled off
in such a short amount of time.
I had expectations, but they were completely blown away.
It's got that DIY vibe,
but you don't usually get to deal with fire
and riding at the same time. - Woo!
-Yeah, Bill. (crowd cheers)
- What Colin built is amazing.
It's kind of surreal because it's unique
and it's something that's not gonna be recreated.
Definitely a rad experience.
- Drew's unbelievable.
He's one of the top riders in the world
so it's definitely a treat to see him destroy this thing,
and show people what can be possible on a DIY setup.
(upbeat music) (cheering)
- Judging a contest is usually a pretty difficult thing
just 'cause there's so many different styles
and so many different skill levels.
One of the youngest kids is seven
and then there's older guys like me, I'm pushing 30,
and everyone in between.
We're just looking for people using a lot of the course,
how high people go,
what kind of difficulty of tricks they do,
how consistent they are. - Yeah!
- Drew, obviously, he's a pro rider.
So given that he's the best, but like, you know,
that's not what this is all about, sort of thing.
- Yeah, yeah. I mean all the kids are killing it.
Yeah!
It's amazing, everybody's doing awesome.
(cheering)
- It's a lot crazier than I thought it would be.
I thought it would just be a couple little ramps,
but it turned out to be really sick.
- What is he 14? - 14, yeah.
- I think he's a good combination.
He's young but he's also got...
When you told me he was 14 I was like whoa,
I thought he was a lot older than that.
(laughing) - Here we go Sarah!
- I wish I didn't slip my foot on the bar spin,
but I was still happy with how I rode and landing that trick.
(cheering)
(cheering)
(cheering)
- It's an art form, everyone's got their own creative avenue.
You've got to really give it all you got because
it's only here for a short period of time
so you've got to really
get super creative and just go for it.
- Every time I see Travis I'm so blown away,
the things he does so effortlessly.
He's got that classic west coast surfer style
where everything just seems super smooth and slick.
(cheering) - Yes Trav!
- Whoa! (cheering)
- Come over here, we'll announce the winner.
Let's get over to the fire wheel. This way, this way!
(cheering)
Excellent, thank you. You made this event fantastic.
Everyone was riding with great enthusiasm
and it's just been a blast watching you all.
Now me and Chijioke have been talking and discussing
about who's won this.
We've come to a conclusion so take it away.
- First of all let's give a round of applause for Colin,
he did amazing, course is great.
Everyone rode awesome,
you guys are a real treat to watch.
Dylan come on up.
- Yes! (applause) -Awesome.
- At the end of the day Dylan was really, really killing it.
He was using a lot of the course,
he was doing a lot of tail ups and a lot of air variations,
which is awesome.
- Now your prize, a little bit different than normal,
you're gonna get to give a countdown to set this thing off.
- I'm normally a pretty competitive person.
Like, I compete around the world and stuff,
but to be honest, my main feeling was just being surprised
because there's a lot of good people that came out.
- Give us a countdown.
- Three, two, one! - Go!
- Yeah! (cheering)
- It's just a sea of fire!
- I didn't expect anything as big as it was.
- Dylan won!
Coughed a little bit of soot out,
but everybody really loved the spectacle.
- Yeah!
Alright, let's ride the bikes a bit more.
Thank you very much, everybody.
- Yeah! - He can ride!
- Whenever you ride something that...
that is kind of a one time thing
it kind of kicks you into gear
and makes you try things that you normally wouldn't.
I saw my life flash before my eyes a couple times,
but I mean, it's kind of one of those things where comfort
kind of gets kicked out the door
and you kind of push it a little bit more
just 'cause you know that
you only have a finite amount of time.
And I feel like it was kind of one of those
BMX bucket list things that I was able to cross off,
so thanks to Colin for that
'cause it was definitely a dream come true.
- What a fantastic night.
The fireworks have been great, the riding's been great,
but unfortunately this has all got to come down.
Tomorrow it's gonna be a building site
and they're gonna be building flats.
So guys, guys you're gonna have to stop riding.
We got to take it down.
Guys, stop, stop.
Not happening, is it?
See you next time on Furze World Wonders.
(upbeat music)
BMX!
Furze...World...Wonders.
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