Any time Tate Roskelley‘s name pops up, you know you’re going to see something awesome and unlike anything else you have seen. Here’s his latest for GT BMX where he was let loose in a grocery store to come up with some creative and unique lines and tricks. As expected, it’s one BMX video you won’t want to pass up! Take a look!

Remember that time Tate Roskelley Got Loose Inside a Bowling Ball Factory?

“This is what happens when you give one of the most creative riders in BMX free reign in a grocery store… Where the average person sees shelves of goods and linoleum floors, Tate Roskelley finds all the ingredients needed to produce some top-shelf riding unlike anything you’ve seen before.

Film / Edit: Paul Oblock” – GT BMX

About two weeks ago we got a look at Tate Roskelley’s Amazing Quarantine Contraption that was a super elaborate way to get a front wheel on his bike. Well, it was also a very long process to make it all work. Here’s a video where Tate explains some of the behind the scenes details!

“From conception to execution, and all of the trials and tribulations along the way, 11 hours and 236 tries later, Tate Roskelley’s Quarantine Contraption was a reality. Here’s a behind the scenes look at the entire process. Safe to say, Tate has a lot of patience!

Shot/cut by Jon Tinsley (@jontinsley)” – GT Bicycles

With a ton of places being shut down and a lot of us having some extra time on our hands due to being stuck inside, there has been some creativity going on to keep things interesting. Tate Roskelley decided to cook up the Quarantine Contraption to find a new, far more interesting way to install his front wheel on his bike. Hit play to watch the struggle of making this all work to actually getting it perfect. We can’t imagine how frustrating this got at times, haha. Either way, this turned out awesome!

“Forget experimenting in the kitchen, Tate Roskelley took his stay at home creativity to the next level with his Quarantine Contraption. The Quarantine Contraption is a complex machine comprised of random household items including a broom, mop, step ladder, Slinky, and a few things very specific to Tate’s house, including a traffic cone, street signs, and two GT BMX bikes.

Shot/cut by Jon Tinsley (@jontinsley)” – GT

When you see Tate Roskelley‘s name pop up, you know you’re likely going to see something crazy or unique done on a BMX bike you never thought of or even thought possible. Here’s a fresh Instagram compilation with some of Tate’s best clips he dropped online! Some worked out, some didn’t and some are just downright funny. Take a look and be prepared to rewind a few times to fully take a few of these clips in!

“Tate Roskelley is without a doubt one of the most creative riders in BMX. His innovative style of riding leans more towards conceptual than actual trick based—making for some truly one-of-a-kind videos. Since joining the GT team last year, Tate has dropped some seriously ingenious clips on his Instagram, he dug through the treasure trove and came up with these gems that he considers to be his best Instagram clips of 2019.” – GT Bicycles