Bart de Jong
On July 20th, 2014 the world’s best street riders meet up in Germany for the BMX STREET RINK. The list of riders is already packed with four heavy hitters! But there are some more guys out there who know how to drop jaws. And they are coming to the BMX STREET RINK in Munich! Say “Servus” to Garrett Reynolds, Chad Kerley, Dan Lacey, Simone Barraco and Daniel Tünte!These five guys will join Bruno Hoffmann, Dennis Enarson,
When Red Bull thinks of a new event it usually involves something big. The Red Bull Berm Burners in Richmond, Virginia was more of a pump track event with of course a couple of berms and a starting gate that shot the riders to the course. Dave King of Dirtsculpt took care of the track design and build so you know it worked the best way possible. Laps were timed and riders raced through the track in front of the Richmond crowd. Red Bull brought the tunes and the drinks and awarded the number one rider in the end. And the winner was...HARO SD V2 frame. As ridden by Dennis Enarson, Mike Gray, Matthias Dandois, Tyler Fernengel.....
May 22, 2014
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he SD v2 is the second version of Dennis Enarson’s signature model frame. Dennis is one of the gnarliest dudes and isn’t scared to send it, so his main focus with the SD model is strength, with no gimmicks. This new frame has an added gusset at the toptube/head tube junction, so aside from a slightly thicker top and downtube, it now has two gussets to stamp an already burly frame. The SD v2 also has an hourglass bottom bracket. Available in matte red, blue, and black.
he SD v2 is the second version of Dennis Enarson’s signature model frame. Dennis is one of the gnarliest dudes and isn’t scared to send it, so his main focus with the SD model is strength, with no gimmicks. This new frame has an added gusset at the toptube/head tube junction, so aside from a slightly thicker top and downtube, it now has two gussets to stamp an already burly frame. The SD v2 also has an hourglass bottom bracket. Available in matte red, blue, and black.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.