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It was a busy week once again in BMX. Strange actually as we're in the middle of winter and not much outdoor activity is going on. At least not by this guy. The other day I saw people ride the pump track at -6 degrees and even the snow that we got this week didn't stop them. Hungry for sure. But of course we're waiting for the sun, longer daylight and a decent temperature so we can bring the radio to the trails instead of the extra winter jacket. That time will come but it can't come soon enough. Back to the topic: BMX news. Plenty of it here:

Dennis Enarson, 18 from La Mesa, California enters into his 3rd year with the company, while Ryan Nyquist, 30 from San Jose, California extends his partnership with Haro approaching the 15 year mark. Said Nyquist: “I'm really happy that my relationship with Haro has been extended two more years. I've been with them for over 13 years now, and I couldn't imagine, nor would I want to be, riding for anybody else. Everything fits, and it just feels like home to me.”

Enarson added “I'm excited to be a part of such an awesome team and such a fun group of people for the next two years, and I'm stoked I get to ride the frame I love most.”

Haro Team Manager and fellow team rider Colin Mackay says “Having Ryan and Dennis extend their deals only strengthens the team and the future of Haro Bikes. In 2009 Ryan Nyquist took the overall dew cup title in Dirt, and at 30 years of age he shows no

Tree is having a Front Wheel Magic video contest to get two front wheel magicians rolling on a new tree wheel this spring. It goes like this:

Front Brake or No front brake

Riders film their best front wheel trick on street or ramp. Send ONE CLIP, only one clip, not one edit, to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. In the subject put "brakes" if you are using a front brake, or "brakeless" if you aren't. All entries are due by March 31st at midnight central time. One winner will be selected from each category. Each winner will receive a front Tree Hub laced up to a Sun Rim. Chrome for the Front brake