WOW. Satoshi has been pumping the content out lately. Forkone aka Koichi Higo is truly a one of a kind rider. There is NOBODY doing it like him on a Fixed Gear bike. Trick at 2:52 really had my jaw dropped.
Alongside this amazing riding, Satoshi has really been stepping up his production game and really came through hard in this edit. Thoughtful filming and attention to detail all throughout this, I was really impressed. Worth multiple watches!
What a gem and perfect timing with our recent Mike Schmitt Off Track episode. Tom Mosher, founding father of our sport, recently hit me up telling me he had an unreleased Ed Wonka interview he conducted from 2016. He dropped it on his Youtube channel and although the audio isn’t the greatest, you really get some insightful looks into Ed’s personality, thought process, and history. Tom is a great interviewer and I wish he went through with what he called “Trick Track Radio” cause Tom is a perfect person to talk to about Fixed Gear history. Maybe we’ll get him on the pod soon?
Been loving these bike checks from Satoshi. In this one we get a look into the elusive Forkone’s Volume Cutter V5 build! Thanks to Satoshi, he put english subtitles on them so we can understand what he’s saying. Many thanks for that.
84 Kick just dropped this cool bike check of Yoshiaki’s Volume Cutter V5. Clean build + video!
Satoshi sat down with Japan Fixed Gear veteran YSO to talk about their latest Fukuoka video. Great breakdown, analysis, and dynamic!
LOVE this one! Satoshi made his way out to Fukuoka to ride with some lesser known faces in the Japanese scene. Style oozing throughout this one and it looks like Satoshi got a new camera cause this looks extra crispy.
Not exactly Fixed Gear, but 84Kick just released this cool edit of Kai. If you don’t know Kai, he is a pioneer of the Fixed Freestyle movement in Japan and was featured in Bootleg Sessions 2. He’s riding a Blackmarket NSF freewheel mode in this video, but it’s still fun to watch him rip around on it and see an FGFS legend still having fun on bikes.
Satoshi’s riding is truly soothing to watch. Buttery smooth, technical, and reminiscent of the beloved Keo Curry. Here is a recap of his 2023 year, so many good tricks in here!
If this video was widescreen it would feel like an old school Japanese edit. So cool!
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