It was 10 years ago now that we picked up a curly blonde haired kid from San Diego and put him on the illustrious Haro Team. Dennis has won contests in Dirt, Park, Street and Bowl and is without a doubt the best all-around rider in BMX, a title he's unofficially held for quite a few years now. This video titled "Resident" was packed into a week at Dennis home spots in San Diego between trips, influenced by the 3-spot-stop Haro video Dennis did back in 2011.
Keep on pushing things. Filmed in Paris, Cologne, Huntington Beach and Hossegor with a tripod and a smartphone.
Vans BMX Pro Rider Jason Watts takes you behind the scenes at the Vans BMX Pro Cup World Championships to get some video clips of his fellow riders, using some unorthodox techniques in his usual Aussie style.
The Vans BMX Pro Cup World Championships kicked off today in Huntington Beach, CA at the Vans US Open of Surfing, gathering 40 of the world’s top BMX riders for the event’s adrenaline-charged prelim rounds. Series pro, Dennis Enarson’s enormous transfers and powerful riding dominated the custom-spec pro park course to put him in the semi-finals lead. Qualifying in second, crowd favorite Kevin Peraza’s unflinching determination for a place on the podium shook-up the title race, while local hero and speed demon Kris Fox qualified in third. The top 20 riders from today’s semi-finals rounds will advance to the series’ first Vans BMX Pro Cup World Championship finals, Sunday, August 6.
Mike Gray - Ditch Days. SoCal has an abundance of drainage ditches that are all mostly bone-dry. Mike Gray, along with filmmaker Christian Rigal hit up 10 different ditches over a week-long period and wrapped up the project with an almighty three-tuck off an uprail. Mike rides a 20.25" Haro La Bastille.
See Haro Pro's Tyler Fernengel, Mike Gray and Chad Kerley take on the rest of the invited Pro's at the Vans BMX Street contest at the Huntington Beach, CA Vans park. Chad finished 3rd and Tyler 7th.
Maxime Charveron in England enjoying life.
It can be argued that Dave Mirra was the greatest freestyler of all time, however,it’s undeniable that Dave did more for BMX’s mainstream exposure than any other rider in the sport’s history. As a way to honor Dave’s legacy, we’ve teamed up with Mirraco Corporation to create a bike that pays tribute to one of the many models he rode during his career with Haro. In keeping with both companies’ focus on giving back to the sport, a portion of the revenue generated will be donated to DaveMirra.com to support organizations that promote youth cycling.
If Dave’s candy red tribute model looks familiar, it’ because it graced the coverof Sony’s Playstation
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.