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Shintaro Misawa – The sixth sense
From the look of these videos of Shintaro’s progression on the back wheel, his riding is so well thought out. Really seems to be some calculated progression theory going on, watch back at his last edit, you may follow what I mean! The backwards spinning lawn to inside gliding switch – b at 4:20, so stylish!!
Tsutomu Kitayama wins Shonan Bicycle Festival 2013
Congratulations to Tsutomu Kitayama for winning the annual Shonan Bicycle Festival yesterday! Really stoked Syuichi Osada got second place followed by Moto Sasaki. You can peep the rest of the results below! Cannot wait for the videos from this event!
Open
1st Tsutomu Kitayama
2nd Syuichi Osada
3rd Moto Sasaki
4th Takahiro Ikeda
5th Yoshihiro Shinde
Expert
1st Atsushi Katou
2nd Takao Haneda
3rd Kazuki Udagawa
Novice
1st Fuga Horiba
2nd Kiminori Iinuma
3rd Soutaro Arai
Girls&Kids
1st Yu Syouji
2nd Gakt Ooshima
3rd Ibuki Koumoto
Source: http://www.yoshihiroshinde.com/
New Year GenSan Trip by Paulo Gepulango
New Year GenSan Trip from Paulo Gepulango on Vimeo.
Paulo just published his 3rd edit for this year of 2013:
Check out this holiday vibe edit, it features our trip (Paulo & Honey) from Hometown Bacolod City to Iloilo and General Santos City here in the Philippines.
If your ever in the area. Here are the Spots Paulo filmed at: Iloilo airport, Gensan Public plaza, Gensan City hall, Gensan Oval, Mindanao State University, Dadiangas, Labus Uhaw, SM City Gensan, Calda Pizza house, Jolibee, Olaer Natural Spring Resort.
Benjamin Moran & Julian Harris riding the flatland
Paul Chamberlain sent in this one in and a pretty sick description, so lets run with it.
“Old footage of Jules Harris and Ben Moran. It’s from Ballarat. Ben doesn’t ride anymore, but he is without a doubt the most interesting and unpredictable Australian rider ever. He’s done so many original and strange tricks in his time. In the years that I’ve known him he never did anything on his bike that he’d seen somebody else do. riding with him changed me a lot and made me realise that it’s always possible to do something differently to the next person. I have hope that he’ll ride again, but he was so hardcore that I know he can’t ride like he did and have a normal life. His life is coming together now and I’m really happy for him. Never take things for granted and appreciate the people that love you. Take your missus out for dinner one night instead of stressing on your turbines. One love!”
KOG 2004 – Expert Class
KOG 2004 - from thegoldfi on Vimeo.
Great edit/footage by Thegoldi from the KOG 2004 – Expert class. See if you can recognize some of the riders in this video.






