Freestyle motocross athlete Jayden "Jayo" Archer tragically died at 27 while practicing the triple backflip in Melbourne, Australia.
Archer was an X Games medalist and the first rider to land a triple backflip in competition, pushing the boundaries of freestyle motocross.
He was a beloved member of the Australian motocross community and Nitro Circus, founded by Travis Pastrana, known for his dedication to the sport's progression.
Archer's historic triple backflip at the Nitro World Games in Brisbane, Australia, in November 2022, showcased his determination and skill.
Pastrana praised Archer's commitment, recalling his early morning gym sessions before work to pursue his passion for riding.
Archer proposed to his girlfriend, Beth King, after landing the triple backflip, and the couple was planning to marry this year.
Known as the "Incredible Hulk," Archer's strength and determination were admired by his peers and fans alike.
He was working on mastering the quadruple backflip, aiming to push freestyle motocross to new heights.
Archer's impact extended beyond riding, as he was a respected suspension technician and mechanic for racing teams in Australia.
The X Games community mourned Archer's passing on 21 Feb 2024, recognizing his charisma and dedication to the sport.