Respected as one of the most technical riders in the sport, Miller is one of the very few top-level riders who still lacks the flip. He makes up for that, though, with a huge array of tech combos and big let-go stunts that push the limits -- he even earned the IFMA's 2004 Progression Award.

Dustin has never competed at Winter X and hasn't competed in the X Games since the summer of 2003, but he is no stranger to the podium with an X Games silver medal from Best Trick in '01. Dustin is constantly pushing the limits of trick variations. He received the 2004 Award for Progression from the IFMA and has over 30 IFMA wins to his credit. Dustin has done it all without the backflip and has been trying the trick to no avail for over 2 years. He even spent $32,000 last year on a foam pit to accelerate his learning curve and wants to have the flip down by WXG '05.

An only child raised completely by his father, 20 year-old Dustin Miller has emerged as one of the top young riders in Moto X. After dominating the 2001 Pace SFX tour, Miller introduced himself to riders at the Salt Lake City LXD Freeride Championships by winning both nights.