SD AM Freecoaster 20" 2020 BMX Freestyle Bike

Ride like Dennis Enarson without breaking the bank

This 2019 edition is a complete Dennis Enarson signature bike from Haro BMX. Assembling the components, Dennis was mindful of the cost. His vision was to create both a professional-level and budget-friendly bike simultaneously, and we’re thrilled with the result.

This bike is ideal for you if you

• are approximately 6'2" in height (same as Dennis)
• weigh about 175lbs (same as Dennis)
• are an intermediate rider
• desire a bike suitable for both park and street sessions
• prefer to ride with a freecoaster
• seek a bike that supports rapid skill development
• want to ride a set-up similar to Dennis Enarson's (AM stands for 'Amateur Model', indicating it’s not entirely identical to his personal setup)

Crucial specifications worth your attention

• Robust frame with integrated head tube and a 21" top tube crafted entirely from Chromoly
• Durable bar, cranks, and fork fabricated with Chromoly materials as well
• Reliable double wall Haro Sata rims 36h
• Chunky 2.4" La Mesa tyres front and rear (La Mesa is also the name of the small city in San Diego where Dennis was born - if that’s not signature, then what is?)
• Markit padded tripod seat by Demolition BMX
• RSD freecoaster with 9T driver for ultimate fakie enjoyment (the same coaster Dennis uses)

Discover Dennis Enarson in 10 facts

• 28 years old
• Hails from San Diego, California (which is why it’s called SD)
• An active member of the Haro Team since 2007
• Gold medalist at X-Games Park 2016, Austin
• Multiple gold winner at Dew Tours, and in 2011 he was even hired to design the entire park
• Renowned for performing larger tricks than any other rider
• Exceptionally well-rounded rider capable of adapting to any street, park, dirt, or race course
• Inventor and expert of the Cannonball Barspin
• Always cheerful and positive, laughing often
• Followed by 185,000 people on Instagram and doesn’t follow anyone back

Still unsure who Dennis is and what he can achieve? Don’t forget to watch his video edit at the top of this page.