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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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May starts awefully and ends awesomely (so I hope)

I went dirt jumping at the beginning of the Golden Week. The weather was nice and it was warm, one of the first t-shirt days for me this year. But I tried something unnecessarily tech and ended up with a sore leg. I started to manual before the jump and take off with just the [...]

(Some) music agencies suck ass

Hello this is Masaki, grumpy due to the lack of bike riding. Someone told me I had been touchy recently. “I’m not,” I shouted back. I’m sorry. Related to what I recently wrote about a YouTube video not available “in the country you live in,” I’ve got to dis someone one more time. Adele, the [...]

Corporate greed kills the internet

I thought the internet has lowered the walls separating the world and shallowed the ocean dividing the world. Until recently. “This clip is not available in the country you live in.” This is the first time in a while I get discriminated based on the region. How exciting. The last time was…yes, about three years [...]

Greg Hill tuck

I haven’t been able to fix my bike yet. My body is healthy, and the weather has been nice, yet I’ve been bikeless for almost a month. It’s killing me. So I have spent some time studying the bunnyhop. The theme this time is “Greg Hill tuck.” As you can check if you search for images [...]

2012 Spring Wreckage Collection

I haven’t been able to master the trick I set as my goal for March. Not a good situation, even though it has been snowing furiously from late March to like two days ago. There are some other reasons, breakage and wreckage being the leading ones. Let’s start with, um, the big stuff. The bike [...]

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