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The TRUE and ORIGINAL use of the word "brap" came from motocross racers symbolizing their bike's engine, braaaaap, while doing any activity. Hopping off the sidewalk, playing with toy motorcycles, lifting an object etc. The phrase caught on and was knocked off in a way when the sport of motocross became more popular.
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