Haro Bikes coming through with a fresh video featuring Bo Wade taking advantage of an abandoned spot to ride flatland. We’ve seen a lot of interesting places being ridden over the years, but an abandoned restaurant build is a new one. This has a pretty chill vibe, but the riding is real good, so hit play and take in some flatland goodness.

“It is fair to say that freestyle is as much an art as it is a sport. Freestyle is an art that uses the world around us as it’s canvas. And sometimes it is in those lost and forgotten places, those places of decay, that lies an opportunity for creativity. Bo Wade finds and repurposes an abandoned restaurant construction site as his blank canvas for his latest edit, lost and found. enjoy.” – Haro Bikes

Haro BMX dropped this new edit from a flatland session Bo Wade got in inside their warehouse after dialing in a brand new setup with the Matthias Dandois signature La Bastille frame. Hit play to get a look at the build and then enjoy the crazy riding Bo cooked up!

“Bo Wade stopped by the Haro offices in Vista California to build up a new Avocado Green La Bastille frame and give it a proper break in session amongst the rows of racks in the Haro warehouse.

Filmed & Edited by Joey Cobbs” – Haro BMX