Are you ready to dive into the ultimate Rory McLean profile and his collection of epic BMX videos?
Let me tell you, I could watch Rory ride 24/7 and still get stoked to rewatch his clips.
Seriously, even after binge-watching nothing but Rory for eight days straight, I’d still be hyped!
Why?
It’s all about his unique approach to riding.
Rory’s creativity and style are something you can’t help but admire – and I’m sure you’re already familiar with that magic.
He’s been shredding since 2010 and represents BSD, Vans, and Fuse Protection.
His influences include some heavy hitters like Kriss Kyle, Simone Barraco, and Trey Jones.
When it comes to traveling, Rory’s top destination is Barcelona, Spain – because, honestly, who doesn’t dream of riding those streets?
Another thing I love about Rory is that he almost always rocks a BMX helmet.
After a serious head injury some time ago, he’s made safety a priority, and it’s great to see that commitment.
So, what are you waiting for? Hit play and get ready to witness Rory’s one-of-a-kind riding style right now.
This post covers:
Rory McLean Profile
1. Bio
Date of birth: January 15, 1997
Place of birth: Edinburgh, Scotland
Height: /
Stance: Left foot forward
Instagram: @rory.mclean
2. Sponsors
BSD, Vans and Fuse protection.
3. Bike Check
He is currently rocking Alex Donnachie’s signature ALVX BSD frame (switched from Reed Stark’s Safari frame).
Featured photo from BSD “Progressive” video.
4. Best Rory McLean BMX Videos
Source Park “Lock In”
The pegless park and street tech wizard, Rory, comes out with an epic one-and-a-half-minute-long clip that he shot at the Source BMX park.
When it comes to McLean, not only is all the riding he does very CLEAN, but it’s also VERY original and one-of-a-kind.
I don’t even know how some of his stunts are possible, but they are. Rory is a great inspiration to all of us.
BSD – Progressive
This is some NEXT-level stuff right here! Rory went to business at Unit23, The Loading Bay and Shred over the winter, and this is the result.
EPIC bike riding.
Rory does things differently.
He is a brakeless (okay, he sometimes has some fun with a brake) and pegless rider with a freecoaster who enjoys going really technical.
It’s ridiculous how much bike control he has. Front and rear wheel stuff, grinds and more, you get it all in his “Progressive” video project for BSD.
BTW: The manual to hand plant 180 over the spine was nuts. Just like the wallride manual to 180.
BSD (2022)
If you follow Rory McLean on IG, you can see he’s doing a lot of skatepark stuff.
However, what I really like about this kid is that he’s also no stranger to producing a really SOLID street video.
This is what I’m talking about.
Rory treats us to a great collection of creative street stunts unique to his riding style.
I won’t even go into detail because you need to see it yourself to understand how good Rory is on a bike.
But I’ll mention that the last one deserves multiple rewatches. (I think even Rory is surprised that it worked out.)
Rory Mclean at Saughton park
As a massive fan of Rory, I could watch his stuff repeatedly and never get bored.
And by the way, I ride with all four pegs and enjoy griding the most, which is completely opposite to what McLean does.
Rory spent some time at the Saughton skatepark with Jacob Campbell, stacking clips for a BSD video.
If you need some more creative skatepark bike riding today, you MUST watch this one.
So. Good.
Is that a 540 to backlash 540 at the end?
KYS CREW (2016)
Let’s take it back to 2016 when Rory was rocking three pegs! Another dose of Saughton park shredding that’s slightly different from what Rory does today.
But some of his creativity was already present then.
It doesn’t really matter if it’s a new Rory McLean video or an old one; I have a blast watching them all.
And that’s exactly what I’ll do right now – rewatch all these best Rory videos – because I’m about to go out for a session and need to hype myself up a little bit.
