York Uno puts a lot of work into the grassroots flatland scene in japan, really enjoyed this new Kaitaya BMX Kids School edit. And an interesting technique to staple scuffing tricks such as the caboose and lard yard on a small bike, worth watching.
York Uno puts a lot of work into the grassroots flatland scene in japan, really enjoyed this new Kaitaya BMX Kids School edit. And an interesting technique to staple scuffing tricks such as the caboose and lard yard on a small bike, worth watching.
SO MUCH respect to Yosuke YORK Uno for taking the TIME , coaching the NEXT generations of shredders ! I KNOW he HAS to be EXTREMLY busy designing , selling , promoting , representing ARES . Not to mention STILL pushing / progressing his OWN riding ! ALWAYS have been a huge fan of his since the 2-HIP bikes , BURNING BIKE comp back in September 1999 ! THAT was his LAST CHANCE to promote / display ARES bikes here in the U.S.A. …………………………..and he SHREDDED at that comp , made a HUGE impression , CONTINUED doing just THAT for yeeeeeeeaaaarrrsss to come here in the U.S. !! Yosuke is GIVING back to the sport , much like Effraim is …………..cant put a price on THAT , cause youre SHAPING / KEEPING the blood flowing for the sport !!