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North Shore Products is a bicycle company hailing from Sapporo, Japan. Formed by the riders for the riders, we are focused on designing MTB frames and parts as well as making movies and skate park ramps.

NSP is run by Masaki Kusahara, a bike rider who has experienced competitive trials, downhills and slalom as well as street riding on BMX and MTB bikes. Contents include product guide and blog posts. More and more functions and contents, such as mail order and how-to's, are plannded to be added as well.

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Practicing bunnyhop 360

Now that the long lasting cold is over, I’m back on my bike practicing for the last few days. The latest theme is bunnyhop 360, the trick where you ride on flat ground, jump up and spin a full rotation around the Z axis. The reason I’m doing this is, naturally, because I can’t do [...]

Down again, up again

I had a crazy amount of work over the New Year’s, so I was doing it at full speed like yee hah and then caught a cold. So I’ve been sleeping, sleeping, getting up, eating, drawing bike parts and sleeping again, for the last week and now I’ve almost got over it. Not just injuries [...]

Back in skatepark

My last injury last autumn was actually pretty bad with broken bone in hand and broken rib that punctured the lung. The doctor first said my left collarbone was broken too, which turned out to be bone chips from old injuries. And the other shoulder kept aching for a long time despite the lack of [...]

Happy New Year 2012

Happy New Year. The last year saw a lot of disasters. For us at NSP, however, it was decently fruitful with events like road trip to the main land and creation of a new frame prototype. On the other hand, there also was a lot of stress due to injuries that stopped the filming and [...]

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas. Hope y’all have had a good one. For myself, it’s been very good although I didn’t get much bike stuff done…naturally. A bike buddy was visiting from Aomori but I couldn’t even see him, let alone ride with him, as I was regluing grips on my bike and dining out. Too bad. Anyway, [...]

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