Street ride
Saturday 25 September
We meet up, then roll through Brisbane from spot to spot. Rails, ledges, gaps and whatever turns up on the way, with cash up for the riding. Bring a bike: the jam moves and parking near the spots is hard.
King Of
BNE 2027
The sixth edition
Two days. One crown.
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The jam
Once a year Brisbane is ridden like nowhere else. Two days of street and DIY, cash for the riding, and one rider leaves as King Of BNE.
King Of BNE is the LUXBMX street jam. It started in 2022 as a day of mates riding the city's best known spots, and has grown into a weekend that draws hundreds of riders from around the country and pros from overseas. It now runs every year on the Queensland King's Birthday long weekend.
The weekend
25 + 26 Sept 2027DIY day
Sunday 26 September
Day two takes over a Brisbane DIY spot for a full session. More riding, more prizes, and the King Of BNE 2027 is crowned.
Meet points and locations are announced closer to the weekend. Follow @luxbmx so you don't miss them.
King Of BNE VITwo daysHundreds of ridersOne KingBrisbane streets
The archive
Enter the Mausoleum
V 2026
King: Brayden McPharlin
From West End Skatepark into the streets on the Saturday, then a Brisbane spillway DIY on the Sunday.
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IV 2025
King: James Pease
Hundreds deep, spot to spot through the city, then DIY setups, food trucks and a video premiere at Hiker Brewery.
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III 2024
King: Brayden McPharlin
The final stop of Monster's worldwide Cash Up BMX series, from Paddo to the Suncorp rails to LUXBMX.
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II 2023
King: Rhys Gunn
Red Tile at Cathedral Square, the Kangaroo Point ledges and one of Brisbane's most iconic rails.
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I 2022
King: Raph Jeroma-Williams
The first jam, presented with Hohly Water Seltzer, across Brisbane's best known street spots.
Read the storySee you in the streets.
Details for 2027 drop on the LUXBMX Instagram and Journal first. Get your crew together and save the long weekend.