
Jumping on a bike for the first time when he was 11, Daniel Dhers spent only one summer in the U.S. before competing on the Dew Tour in 2006. Dhers’ smooth style and ability to consistently land the big tricks with ease made an immediate impact, and Dhers won the second stop of the ‘06 Tour and went on to take third in the BMX park competition at the X Games. After ... Full bio >
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Check out the highlights of Scotty Cranmer, Dennis Enarson, Daniel Dhers and more from today's BMX Park Finals at the Dew Tour Championships presented by Godaddy.com more
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Injuries are clearly a thing of the past for Scotty Cranmer, who showed he's back in top form at today's BMX Park Finals. more
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Check out the highlights of Daniel Dhers, Brett Banasiewicz, Pat Casey and more from today's BMX Dirt Semi-Finals at the Dew Tour Championships more
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Watch as Scotty Cranmer, Kyle Baldock, Daniel Dhers and more throw down in the BMX Park Finals at the Portland Invitational 2011, in Portland, OR more
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In one of the most heated BMX Park competition's the Dew Tour has seen, rookie phenom Kyle Baldock and accomplished pro Scotty Cranmer each threw down the best runs of the first round to end up tied for first with 91.38. more
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Check out the highlights of Scotty Cranmer, Brett Banasiewicz, Daniel Dhers and more from today's BMX Park Semi-Finals at the Portland Invitational. more
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We'll be rolling out a new Step By Step each Friday so you can get some tips from the pros on how to do the basic tricks and some advanced ones too. Today BMXer Daniel Dhers goes through all the steps needed to pull off your first 360 tailtap. more
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Off the podium and out of contention for the Dew Cup going into his final run in Las Vegas, Daniel Dhers proved that he really is Mr. Consistency and landed on the podium. His second-place finish, combined with top-three finishes at each of the other stops of the Dew Tour, gave Dhers his fourth Dew Cup. Watch highlights of Dhers from the entire season. more
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Jumping on a bike for the first time when he was 11, Daniel Dhers spent only one summer in the U.S. before competing on the Dew Tour in 2006.
Dhers’ smooth style and ability to consistently land the big tricks with ease made an immediate impact, and Dhers won the second stop of the ‘06 Tour and went on to take third in the BMX park competition at the X Games. After narrowly winning the 2006 Dew Cup, Dhers went on to dominate BMX park competition. He won two more year-end Dew Tour titles as well as a pair of X Games golds and the 2008 NORA Cup for Ramp Rider of the Year.
Dhers’ monopoly on the top of the podium was evident from day one on the 2008 Dew Tour. After debuting an opposite downside whip flair at the first stop of the ’08 Tour, Dhers seemed unbeatable. He won the first four stops of the Dew Tour with relative ease and his bid for finishing the winningest season in Dew Tour history was snubbed by Ryan Nyquist at the PlayStation Pro. Dhers finished the year with his third consecutive Dew Cup and shared Athlete of the Year honors with Jamie Bestwick.
After a rough start to ’09 – including an uncharacteristic sixth at the X Games – Dhers picked up top-three finishes at the final three stops of the Dew Tour and finished in third overall, returning to the form that has made him a top contender.
| Rank | Pantech Open 2011 | Portland Invitational 2011 | Dew Tour Championships 2011 | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 52 | 82 | 123 | 257 |
| Rank | Nike 6.0 BMX Open | Wendy's Invitational 2010 | Toyota Challenge 2010 | Dew Tour Championships 2010 | TOTAL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 90 | 100 | 82 | 135 | 407 |
| Rank | Nike 6.0 BMX Open | Wendy's Invitational | Toyota Challenge | PlayStation Pro | TOTAL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 56 | 82 | 100 | 90 | 328 |
| Rank | Panasonic Open | Right Guard Open | Wendy's Invitational | Toyota Challenge | Playstation Pro | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | 85 | 485 |
| Rank | Panasonic Open | Right Guard Open | Vans Invitational | Toyota Challenge | Playstation Pro | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100 | 100 | 63 | 55 | 100 | 418 |
Injuries are clearly a thing of the past for Scotty Cranmer, who showed he's back in top form at today's BMX Park Finals.
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In one of the most heated BMX Park competition's the Dew Tour has seen, rookie phenom Kyle Baldock and accomplished pro Scotty Cranmer each threw down the best runs of the first round to end up tied for first with 91.38.
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Check out the highlights of Scotty Cranmer, Dennis Enarson, Daniel Dhers and more from today's BMX Park Finals at the Dew Tour Championships presented by Godaddy.com
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Check out the highlights of Daniel Dhers, Brett Banasiewicz, Pat Casey and more from today's BMX Dirt Semi-Finals at the Dew Tour Championships
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Watch as Scotty Cranmer, Kyle Baldock, Daniel Dhers and more throw down in the BMX Park Finals at the Portland Invitational 2011, in Portland, OR
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Check out the highlights of Scotty Cranmer, Brett Banasiewicz, Daniel Dhers and more from today's BMX Park Semi-Finals at the Portland Invitational.
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We'll be rolling out a new Step By Step each Friday so you can get some tips from the pros on how to do the basic tricks and some advanced ones too. Today BMXer Daniel Dhers goes through all the steps needed to pull off your first 360 tailtap.
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