Chad Kerley vs Brett Silva | Game 3 | Game of Bike Invitational

When two of the most technical street riders in BMX go head to head, you already know it’s going to get intense. In Game 3 of the Game of Bike Invitational, Chad Kerley faces Brett Silva in a battle packed with precision, strategy, and next level bike control.

Right from the first set, the tone is clear. Chad Kerley brings his signature consistency and dialed in technical combos, while Brett Silva answers back with creative lines and fearless execution. As a result, every letter earned feels hard fought. Moreover, the pressure builds with each round, making every trick attempt critical.

This isn’t just another BMX game of BIKE. Instead, it’s a masterclass in modern street riding. From balance heavy manuals to precise ledge work and quick setup tricks, both riders showcase why they’re respected across the BMX world. Consequently, viewers get to see not only who lands the trick, but who handles the mental game better.

If you’re serious about progressing your own riding, this matchup offers more than entertainment. You’ll notice how each rider sets up their tricks, how they stay composed under pressure, and how small mistakes can shift momentum instantly. In other words, this is competitive BMX at its finest.

At Stacked BMX, we live for battles like this. Not only does it push riders to evolve, but it also inspires the entire BMX community to ride harder, cleaner, and more creatively. Therefore, if you’re upgrading your setup or looking for BMX parts that can handle real street riding, make sure you check out our latest gear at www.stackedbmx.com.

Now it’s your turn:
Who had the better game plan, Chad Kerley or Brett Silva? Drop your opinion and let us know who you think took control in Game 3.

If this video gets you hyped to ride, now is the perfect time to upgrade your setup with rider tested BMX parts and gear available at www.stackedbmx.com, where BMX riders support BMX riders.

👉 Keep progressing. Keep riding. Keep your bike dialed.

Dennis Enarson's Word:
Hold onto your hats! Game 2 gets on the gas early and doesn't let up for 25 solid minutes of B.I.K.E. Insanity. Aryei Levenson, the 19 year old Northwest phenom with endless style and an infinite list of tricks, goes up against South Africa's Murray Loubser, who is unmatched when it comes to his unique blend of style and mind-melting technicality. Don't blink. Just enjoy.

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RULES TO THE GAME -

Objective of the game - give leters to your opponenet by setting tricks that they are unable to duplicate. First Rider to spell BIKE Looses.

Control of the trick - control of “setting the trick” will alternate between riders.

Setting the trick - for a rider to “set a trick”, the trick must be landed clean. No pedal slips, foot downs, or correction hops.

Matching a trick - sketch within reason is OK. small correction hop is OK. foot flip is OK with NO foot touching the ground.

Canceled trick - Each rider gets to cancel out one of their opponent’s tricks. 

Phone a friend - Each rider gets one chance per game to request an alternate rider attempt to match the set trick.

A caddy in your corner - IS RIDER IS ALLOWED ONE PERSON TO ACT AS CADDY AND ADVISE and assist on strategy throughout the game

Last letter - A RIDER who is on their last letter gets two chances to match their opponents trick.

FILMED BY:
Joey Cobbs
Mike Mastroni
Johnny
Garrett
Calvin Kosovich

Edited by:
Joey Cobbs

The Game of BIKE Invitational

Game 1 - Kilian Roth VS Demarcus Paul

Game 2 - Murray Loubser VS Aryie Levenson

Game 3 - Brett Silva VS Chad Kerley

Game 4 - Nathan Williams VS Mystery Rider

Game 5 - Devon Smillie VS Courage Adams

Game 6 - Garret Reynolds VS Johnny Raekes

Game 7 - Matt Nordstrom VS Max Miller

Game 8 - Boyd Hilder VS Kevin Peraza

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And don’t stop here, make sure you watch Game 4: Nathan Williams vs Mystery Rider to see how the bracket continues to unfold.