Career
From 1996 to 2000, Bartram has competed in the 125 Class of Supercross, and he also been riding Suzuki, KTM and Yamaha dirt bikes. Bartram's favorite music is Country music, and also he is a professional Supercrosser, a Motocross rider and a icon. In 1999, at the Gravity Games I, in Providence, Rhode Island, Bartram along with his best friend Travis Pastrana, performed together in the Moto X Freestyle Team. They won their first ever Gravity Games Gold medal together.
At the 2000 X Games (X Games VI), in San Francisco, California, Bartram made his first X Games appearance in Moto X Freestyle. He finished in 15th, and did not qualify for the Freestyle finals. At the 2000 Gravity Games, Bartram qualified in 4th from the Moto X Freestyle. He would go on to finish in 3rd place, thereby winning his first ever Gravity Games Bronze medal while riding the Yamaha YZ125.
At the 2001 Winter X Games V, in Mount Snow, Vermont, Bartram competed in the debut of Moto X Big Air event on snow while riding the Yamaha YZ250F. He finished 5th on his debut in the event. In May of 2001, Bartram switched from the 125 dirt bikes to the KTM 250 SX two-stroke, which is a heavy dirt bike. At the 2001 X Games (X Games VII), Bartram performed a "Shaolin to Sterlizer" and finished 1st. As a result, he won his first ever Moto X Big Air event and also won an X Games Gold medal. At the 2001 Gravity Games, Bartram qualified in 2nd in Moto X Freestyle prelims, but only finished 7th in the Moto X Freestyle finals.
At the 2002 Winter X Games VI, in Aspen, Colorado, Bartram has the silliest beard ever, but he failed to repeat his 2001 Summer X Games Moto X Big Air Gold medal, and he finished 6th in the Moto X Big Air event. In the 2002 Gravity Games in Cleveland, Ohio, he qualified in 3rd from the Moto X Freestyle prelims, and in the finals, Bartram finished in 3rd place, and took home his second Gravity Games Bronze medal in the Moto X Freestyle event. At the 2002 X Games (X Games VIII), Bartram qualified in 2nd from the Moto X Freestyle prelims, yet in the finals of Moto X Freestyle, Bartram tried to pull off the "Backflip" off of a dirt kicker and broke his ankle. Still, he finished in 2nd in the Moto X Freestyle finals and won the Silver medal.
After fully recovering from his ankle injury from X Games VIII, at the 2003 X Games Global Championship, Bartram along with his teammate Nate Adams performed "Backflips" and won the Gold medal in Moto X Freestyle for Team USA.
At the 2003 X Games (X Games IX), Bartram made his Moto X Step Up debut, and finished 7th in the event. In the Moto X Freestyle prelims, Bartram qualified in 3rd and finished in 4th in the Moto X Freestyle finals. He made a comeback in the Moto X Big Air, performing the "Backflip Heelclicker" and finished in 3rd thereby winning his second Moto X Big Air medal, the Bronze medal.
At the 2004 X Games (X Games X), Bartram competed in three events. He finished 10th in Moto X Best Trick and 6th in Moto X Freestyle. He did not qualify for the Freestyle finals; he also finished 11th in the Supermoto event.
At the 2005 X Games (X Games XI), Bartram performed a "Side Saddle Take-Off Backflip" and finished in 4th in Moto X Best Trick. In Moto X Freestyle, he qualified in 5th from the Moto X Freestyle prelims. In the finals, he finished 2nd after pulling off the same trick and winning his second X Games Silver medal in Moto X Freestyle.
At the 2006 Winter X Games X, Bartram finished in 8th in Moto X Best Trick, and he did not qualify for the finals.
At X Games XII on Friday morning, while on a practice run, Bartram suffering a fractured wrist and broken clavicle.
Bartram is also a part of Travis Pastranas' Nitro Circus.
