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Tyler Fernengel and Jason Watts OFF Haro

The 2018 Sponsor shake ups begin with a serious bang… Tyler Fernengel and Jason Watts are no longer riding for Haro! Both riders have announced that they will be stepping down from the team after around 4 years on the team for both. Based off the Instagram posts, it sounds like it was their decisions to step down, we’re just not sure what spurred the decision.

Pretty crazy to say this but I have decided that I will no longer be riding for @harobmx. It was a dream come true and fun while it lasted. Some things have changed and I feel this is the best decision for me now. I want to thank @colinmackaybmx for making it into a family instead of a sponsor, but it just doesn’t feel right if we all aren’t together. Here’s to never looking back, not worrying about the future, and living in the moment. ❤️
A post shared by Tyler Fernengel (@tylerfernengel) on Dec 12, 2017 at 12:39pm PST

Could we see more riders leaving the Haro team in 2018? Tyler does hint that “it just doesn’t feel right if we all aren’t together“… Tyler leaves his recently released signature TF frame behind with the decision.

End of an amazing adventure riding for Haro bikes as I've decided to no longer ride for @harobmx can't thank everyone enough at Haro for all the amazing times and help they have giving me over the last 4 years it was one hell of a time 🍺🤘🏻
A post shared by Jason Watts (@wattzup) on Dec 11, 2017 at 8:27pm PST

Sosh Urban Motion 2017 – Tyler Fernengel and Rich Forne (1st Place)

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Tyler Fernengel and Rich Forne teamed up for their Sosh Urban Motion video part and landed in first place!

Here’s one we’ve been waiting to see! Sosh Urban Motion just dropped the first place video for this years video contest and Tyler Fernengel and Rich Forne teamed up for one hell of a video! This has incredible riding, awesome spots and some excellent film work that you will NOT want to miss!

“Favoris, Tyler Fernengel & Rich Forne ne nous ont pas déçus. Le riding ultra engagé de Tyler a fait des merveilles avec la réalisation toujours très précise de Rich Forne.
Tyler Fernengel & Rich Forne were favorites & they didn’t disappoint. Burly trick in front of a creative directing.” – Sosh Urban Motion

Demolition Parts – Pat Casey’s Yard and FOD Session

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The Demolition Parts team gets down on Pat Casey’s backyard ramp and the FOD Trails!

Check out this rad video featuring the Demolition Parts team getting some riding time in on Pat Casey’s backyard and the FOD Trails out in California. The Demolition team is stacked and both of these places always lead to amazing riding, so you know you’re going to want to hit play and enjoy this one!

“The Demolition team has always had a heavy list of all around-riders, and with boss man Brian Castillo making the team picks, it proves that the apple really doesn’t fall far from the tree. Demolition recently got local SoCal team riders Dennis Enarson, Pat Casey, Matt Cordova, Tyler Fernengel, Kris Fox, Andrew Lazaruk, Parker Heath, Dallas Dunn, John Wadlund, and friends Nathan Sykes, Larry Edgar, and Heath Pinter together for two days of shredding. They turned up the desert heat at FOD and kicked it with the Casey’s for two days of riding, chilling, and good times.” – Ride BMX

“The Michigan Video II” – Friends Section

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The Friends section from “The Michigan Video II” now online…

Here’s another section from “The Michigan Video II” courtesy of Albe’s! This time around we get a mix of familiar faces and a few new ones getting down on street spots, ramps and more. This has a good mix of tricks, styles and spots, keeping things interesting from start to finish. There’s even a little bit of behind the scenes footage from that time Tyler Fernengel rode the Silverdome. Take a peek!

“Friends section from TMVII DVD (The Michigan Video 2) Filmed by Alex Burnside and Cory Wiergowski. Footage from 2014-2017. DVD copies available at albes.com Riders in order of appearance: Alex Burnside, Brandon Dosch, Jeremy Barger, Kreg Delano, Luke Swab, Mark Flip, Nich Dobberstein, Dane Wild, Connor Keating, Mikey Tyra and Tyler Fernengel.” – Albe’s

Sosh Urban Motion 2017 – Behind the Scenes

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Take a behind the scenes look at what the teams got into while filming for their Sosh Urban Motion parts!

Here’s a behind the scenes video giving you a taste of that’s to come from the Sosh Urban Motion videos that are going to be making their way online soon! With a line up like this, you know it’s going to get crazy!

“Summary of 2017 crazy week of the first bmx video competition filmed only at IPhone 8.
This year again, the world’s best athletes from the bmx street scene gathered in Paris: Tyler Fernengel & Rich Forne, Bruno Hoffmann & Markus Wilke, Joris Coulomb & Romain Fel, Julian Molina & Fernando Marmolejo ”

Red Bull – Behind the Lens: Tyler Fernengel and Jody MacDonald

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Red Bull linked Tyler Fernengel up with photographer Jody MacDonald to work on an interesting photo project. Here’s a little behind the scenes look giving you a little insight into Tyler and Jody’s perspective and what went into the shoot they did at an abandoned sugar mill. Pretty interesting and well worth a look!

“Episode 3 of a 3-part series – In partnership with Vans UltraRange. Go behind the lens with photographer Jody MacDonald as she chases BMX rider Tyler Fernengel across the island of Kauai to capture his skills in a new light. From an urban adventure to an abandoned Hawaiian sugar mill, MacDonald shows us the immense effort required to shoot something that hasn’t been shot before.”

Markit BMX 2017 Crew Edit

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The Markit crew coming through with a new mix featuring Mike Jonas, Dennis Enarson, Tyler Fernengel, Christian Rigal, Chad Kerley and Ronnie Napolitan getting down on street spots, skateparks and trails out in California! With a line up like this, you know you’re getting some amazing riding and dialed film work that you cannot miss. Hit that play button and make sure you give this a share so your friends check it out, too!

“It’s been too long since we dropped an edit for you guys. So we got as much of the crew together as we could, jumped in the van, and had a blast shredding and filming all over So Cal. This trip was way too much fun! We already can’t wait for the next one. Until then enjoy this crew edit filmed and edited by our dude Christian Rigal.” – Markit

Haro Bikes – Tyler Fernengel Signature TF Frame

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Tyler Fernengel’s signature TF Frame from Haro has arrived.

The crew at Haro have been busy working on three new signature frames, and it looks like they’re finally starting to become available. The Tyler Fernengel signature TF Frame is made from 100% 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and a 13.5″ chainstay length. The frame features a heat-treated hourglass head tube, hydroformed and butted top and down tubes, an externally CNC machined seat tube, heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, heat-treated integrated seat post clamp, removable seat stay brake mounts, shell and heat-treated Linage Investment Cast dropouts with integrated dropouts.

The TF Frame is available in 20.5″, 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths, matte black for the only color and a weight of 5.1 lbs. and can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Haro Bikes worldwide starting this month.

The frame features custom graphics that Tyler explains in this video — An Honest Conversation with Tyler Fernengel

Here’s a look at Tyler Fernengel’s current setup. It looks that the graphics are slightly different on the frame photos we have and his bike, but we would assume the graphics found on the bike are the final graphics.

Oh baaabyyy today just keeps getting better and better. Look what came in. My signature @harobmx frame. So happy right now. Picked it up from @albesbmx today. #harotf #harobmx
A post shared by Tyler Fernengel (@tylerfernengel) on May 25, 2017 at 6:36pm PDT

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