Good to see such amount of riders turn out at the KL Night Ride 2018. No mater you are riding old skool, new skool, mid skool or what ever bikes, everybody came over to have fun and ride with us around KL City.
Thank you everybody!
See you again in the next event.
The Curb BMX Shop has moved to a new location at Mont Kiara Skatepark. It has now become a hub for BMX in Malaysia, its a place for you to buy bikes & parts, a place for you to hang out and also a place for you to ride! Everything in one place.
The Curb new address is at
Kompleks Rakan Muda Bukit Kiara,
Jalan Bukit Kiara 1, Bukit Kiara,
60000, Kuala Lumpur.
Whatsapp contact: 0126841441
BMX is all about having fun
There are a bit changes to the X-Fest 2015 BMX category. Now they have BEGINNER category for all the beginner rider to participate in this competition!!
BMX Open Prizes
1st – RM600 + product
2nd – RM400 + product
3rd – RM200 + product
BMX Beginner Prizes
1st – RM250 + product
2nd – RM150 = product
3rd – RM100 = product
So dont forget to come over to Mont Kiara Skatepark this Saturday to join this great event!
A day in life with Sunny video project with Sony Malaysia to promote the new Sony Action Cam HDR-AZ1VR.
The Sony Action Cam Mini HDR-AZ1 is smaller and lighter than many competitors; it has excellent video quality with solid electronic image stabilization; the live-view remote lets you wirelessly preview, review and change settings, and has GPS; it has a splashproof body and a removable, rechargeable battery; the included tripod mount gives you plenty of accessory choice.
Its been a while we haven’t got a big event in Sabah.
This would be a good reason for us to go to there.
The wait is over! Haro Malaysia Tour video is out!! Watch how Dennis Enarson, Tyler Fernengel, Mike Gray and Matthias Dandois killing the parks and streets in Malaysia. We hope that more and more riders could come over to our country and promote BMX here. #haromalaysiatour
“I’d been to Malaysia back in the early 2000’s. It was one of those trips where I saw three things: the airport, the hotel, and the contest area. I always wanted to go back to explore, and a decade later, the lure of a pro contest in a tropical country in Southeast Asia had me looking into tickets. Now was the chance!
As team manager, I become responsible for a lot of things. I have to design a trip. Who to take? Where to stay? What if it rains the whole time? I see the whole trip unfold in my head a thousand different ways well before we even board the plane. I have to do a lot of research before I purchase those tickets…I can’t have this trip fail, and heading to a place that no riders really visit is pretty risky. But, at least the event would take up most the time anyway…
First dudes on the trip were Mike Gray and Tyler Fernengel. They both joined the Haro team earlier in the year and it was their turn to hit the road. And as a bonus, they are young and inexperienced travelers that I hoped to introduce some culture to and give them a trip to remember. Matthias Dandois has traveled the entire world over and over again, but I was surprised to hear he had not yet visited Malaysia. Matthias is such a unique rider and he’s a positive guy to be around—he was coming for sure. Finally, Dennis Enarson got the call. We all know Dennis can ride any terrain, but he gets an automatic invite just for being the amazing person he is. We needed a filmer. After picking the crew, only one guy came to mind to join us and that was Christian Rigal. It’s invaluable to have a filmer the crew knows personally. And, the filmer is carrying around a heavy bag all day, filming try after try for sometimes hours, missing meals, getting dehydrated, and while we all enjoy the sunset, the filmer is usually getting a time lapse shot in and then has to stay up late logging footage. They are long days on the road and I knew Christian could handle the job as well as have a good time with us.” —Colin Mackay
