Whether it’s throwing massive airs at the X Games, jumping off roofs on three-wheelers, or building sketchy ramps, Kohl Denney is constantly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on two—and sometimes even three—wheels. His dedication to anything with a motor shines through in much of his viral content, featured not only on his personal channels but also through collaborations with various brands.

 Known as the everyman’s rider, Kohl stands out for his blue-collar ethos and unique style. At quarter-pipe events, you’re more likely to find him rocking a cutoff jean jacket and shorts than traditional moto gear. His individuality extends beyond his style—he often builds his own ramps for events, adding a distinct flair to his performances. Many fans recall building makeshift ramps as kids, using whatever materials were available. Kohl takes this nostalgia to the next level, crafting ramps out of whatever he can find—sometimes even the bed of his truck—to bring a raw, creative energy to his shows. While most riders stick to polished, professional moto ramps, Kohl thrives on the challenge and excitement of the sketchy setups that have become his signature.

Kohl isn’t just chasing his own dreams; he’s also giving back to the next generation of riders. At his patented Shred School, located at his compound, Jack Rabbit Ranch, in Southern California, he shares his skills and knowledge with up-and-coming talent.