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Dennis Enarson Narrowly Avoids a Moving Car – More BMX Videos
I think if you have been riding BMX long enough, you have undoubtably had a good scare involving a car or two in your day. Vital dropped this quick clip of Dennis Enarson giving himself (and an unsuspecting driver of a Kia Soul) a little scare!
“Dennis gets in a switch hanger (that doesn’t meet his approval) and narrowly escapes being hit by a car. Full Dennis video coming soon…
Credit: Vital BMX”
Haro just dropped this banger of a video featuring Dennis Enarson promoting his signature 2015 SD V2 frame! Needless to say, Dennis drops some HEAVY hammers in this and it’s a MUST SEE BMX video!
“Dennis Enarson was born and raised in San Diego, California.
Recently Dennis had the chance to move interstate and he couldn’t do it. He stayed where he knows best and feels right.
His SDv2 signature Haro frame, fork and complete bike are out now and the main focus is strength.
Dennis filmed this video with close friend and filmmaker Christian Rigal throughout the Spanish cities of Barcelona and Malaga, and in the USA they hit San Francisco, Colorado, and Texas.
Titles by Kelly Bolton. ”
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The next stop at QBP‘s 2015 Frostbike was the Volume Bikes and Demolition Parts booth to get a look at all the fresh new product they have cooking up or that is already available! We are sure you will see something you like in this one, so let’s take a look!
The guys at Demolition just hit us up with some news that they just got in a fresh batch of posters featuring Dennis Enarson, Tyler Fernengel and Mike “Hucker” Clark! If you’re looking to get some fresh wall paper up, you can pick these up for 1 cent ($0.01) in their WEBSTORE now!
“Remember those days of hanging posters up on your wall and just staring at them for hours? While BMX posters might be a lost art, we try and do our best to keep the dream alive. This batch with Dennis, Tyler, and Hucker are ones that we’re so stoked to see in poster format. They’re all absolutely nuts! Get at the 18″X24″ posters for 1 penny on our online store”
Want to learn how to do rail rides? Get a little advice from Dennis Enarson along with a ton of examples then go send a few!
“Rail rides aren’t necessarily a trick you “learn,” per say. The concept is simple. The technique is straight forward. But there are some tips to help you along the way, and Dennis Enarson was ever so kind enough to lay those out for ya. When all else fails…man up!” – Ride BMX
Remember Dennis Enarson’s insane ender from the Demolition “Last Chance” video? Well, DIG caught up with Dennis to talk about what went into that clip and to give us a behind the scenes look. We also figured it was a PERFECT time to re-up Dennis’ full section from the video just to blow your mind completely. After you check that out, give the Traveling with Dennis Enarson Q&A we posted up last week a look as well!
“Continuing our “Ender Ender” series, we caught up with La Mesa California’s finest, Dennis Enarson and got the lowdown on his truly insane 2011 section, and DVD ender. Taken from the full length Demolition Parts video, Last Chance.”
All photos by Mark Losey / Nike BMX
If there’s one huge perk to BMX, it’s the option and freedom to ride anywhere you want in the world. Everywhere you go there are new spots, new people, new experiences just waiting for you and you have your bike to give you all the reasons in the world to hit the road. Dennis Enarson is a traveling machine with more miles logged in a year than most traveling businessmen, so we figured we would hit him up with a few questions to find out some of his favorite and least favorite parts of traveling are! Let’s see what he had to say!
Name: Dennis Enarson
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Is it time to get some new bars on your rig? Get a look at Dennis Enarson’s signature Rig bars from Demolition. These bars are made from 13-butted 4130 heat-treated chromoly with a 9″ or 9.25″ rise, 29″ width, 12-degrees of backsweep, 2-degrees of upsweep, a crossbar height of 6.5″ (9″) or 6.75″ (9.25″) and a crossbar width of 11.28″ (9″) or 11.3″ (9.25″). These bars feature thicker tubing to help resist bending and breaking. The Rig bar is available in colors of flat black and chrome with a weight of 33.2 oz. (9″) through all shops and mail-orders that carry Demolition Parts.
You can find out more about Demolition and their products by visiting their website — DemolitionParts.com
You can check out more photos along with Dennis’ Rig line promo to show you just what kind of abuse these bars can take after the jump.
