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We hear some of Mike and Mike's most memorable moments.

In the 2004 Freestyle Moto Best Trick comp Chuck Carothers let lose his body varial which would later be dubbed, "The Carolla" and would pave the way for Kyle Loza's Gold medals down the road.

Danny had what looked to be a shin shattering slam on run one of 2008's Mega Ramp, but continued to take all four of his runs (including another spill that would have knocked others out of competition) on his way to a Silver Medal.

Carey Hart finally got the monkey off his back in 2002 by landing his backflip in what was then called the "Big Air" competition.

Although Dave Mirra dominated BMX Park for five straight years, his 2000 performance will always stand out for his successful double backflip.

After 2007's "Slam Heard Round the World," Jake Brown not only walked off on his own power, but also returned to the scene in 2008 to nail the trick that almost killed him.

The Double Backflip was still four years away, but in 2002 Metzger threw down back-to-back backflips for the first time.

Before the cars, cameras, and tattoos came into his life, a 13 year old metal-mouthed Sheckler dominated the Park comp and became the youngest gold medalist at X Games.

At 2002's BMX Vert event, Hoffman threw down the no-handed 900 and still had some left in the tank for the rest of his run.

At the inaugural Rally event at X Games in 2006, Colin McRae narrowly missed getting Gold after rolling his Subaru through a turn, landing rubber-side down, and speeding off to the finish.

Executing a trick that has yet to be successfully repeated at X Games Pastrana scored a 98.0, the highest score yet in the Best Trick contest.

After 11 exhausting attempts during the 1999 Best Trick comp, Tony Hawk finally stuck his 900 in front of the crowd in San Francisco.

After an amazing run by Bucky Lasek, Bob Burnquist threw down what turned out to be the most solid vert run in X Games history to take the gold.

On the pier at San Francisco, a young teenage Pastrana took the first ever Freestyle Moto contest scoring a 99.0 on one of his runs... a score that remains the highest one in the competition's history.

In 2006 Kevin Robinson vowed not to leave the building until he landed the double flair and luckily for the crowd at the BMX Vert Best Trick contest he did just that.

Everyone knows about Shaun's domination in the snow, but in 2007 he finally won one on wood in Skate Vert.