This race imitates the delivery work of messengers. Based on a ‘manifest’ (instruction sheet), participants will see how fast they can pick up and deliver stuff at checkpoints (CP) located throughout the course. Participants have to select their category and class in advance. Winners will be determined for each category and class, and awards will be given accordingly.

SCHEDULE

9/23 (sat)
9:00　QUALIFY A or B announcement
at HQ : Courio-City

〈QUALIFY A〉
10:00-10:45　player call up & trial ride
at HQ : Courio-City

10:45-11:00　gathering of player & briefing
at QUALIFY START WALKING ZONE

11:00-12:30　QUALIFY START-GOAL
-full time 90min-

〈QUALIFY B〉
13:00-13:45　player call up & trial ride
at HQ : Courio-City

13:45-14:00　gathering of player & briefing
at QUALIFY START WALKING ZONE

14:00-15:30　QUALIFY START-GOAL
（full time 90min）

9月24日 (日)
〈FINAL〉
13:30-14:15　player call up & trial ride
at HQ : Courio-City

14:15-14:30　gathering of player & briefing
at HQ : Courio-City

14:30-17:00　FINAL START-GOAL
-full time 150min-

Manifests and Orders

There are multiple manifests, each containing a variety of different orders. Types of orders include : direct pickup-delivery (straight from A to B), indirect pickup-delivery (doing other deliveries between A and B), just getting a stamp with no exchange of packages, and orders with multiple packages. Unless specified, participants are free to complete the orders in any way they wish.

Categories

OPEN → Gender irrelevant
WTNB → Woman, Transgender, Non-binary

Classes

Messenger (active messenger)
Ex-Messenger (former messenger)
Non-Messenger (no previous messenger experience)

Race Format

【Qualifiers】
For the qualifiers, all participants will be divided into two groups (A or B). Although it depends on the number of participants, at least 100 will move on to the finals. The number of finalists for the OPEN and WTNB categories will not be equal, but rather decided by the ratio of participants in each category.

・Rolling Start
Participants will wait for the start signal while circling the track inside the stadium, and after the signal, they will receive a manifest from a manifest distribution crew and start.

・Finish
Once participants complete the manifest, they need to submit it to the Courio City headquarters to finish.
*If there are multiple manifests, participants receive the next manifest after submission.

【Finals】
The finals will consist of over 100 participants from the qualifiers.
*This number of 100 finalists is for the OPEN category only; the number of finalists in the WTNB category will be determined based on the number of participants to reflect an equal ratio of finalists for each category.

・Le Mans Style Start
Two areas will be open: the fence along the course in front of the Courio City headquarters and the fence along the course heading towards Blue Lug and Brotures. Bicycles will be lined up along the course in order from 1st to 100 +place based on results from the qualifying round. After placing the first manifest on their bicycle, the participants will wait behind the group of bicycles. At the start signal, participants pick up their bicycle and manifest, and the race is on.

・Finish
There are multiple manifests, and each time a participant completes a manifest, they must submit it to the Courio City headquarters to receive the next one. The number of manifests will gradually decrease, and the participant who completes all the manifests and submits them to the headquarters the fastest will take first place.

Course Map

Notes

・Both front and rear brakes as well as brake levers must be attached to your bicycle.
・You must wear a helmet or cask.
・Get off your bicycle and walk or run in the walking zone.
・Follow the instructions of the crossing crew at the crossing.
・Do not ride backwards on the course.
・If you drop or lose something, stop your bicycle at the edge of the course before picking it up.
・Write your name and entry number on your manifest (if it gets lost or damaged, you have to get a new one from headquarters).
・Packages must be delivered in the same condition as they were picked up. If anything is damaged, it has to be repaired before delivery. If repair is not possible, the delivery will be invalidated and you will have to redo the delivery.
・Bicycles must be parked in the bicycle parking zones set up at each CP.
・You must lock your bike wherever there is a lock point.
・Please report any accidents, troubles, or withdrawals to the headquarters.

Failure to follow the rules above will lead to disqualification.

Equipment

・Self-propelled, non-electric bicycle with front and rear brakes and brake levers
・Helmet or cask
・Bicycle lock
・Bag
・Writing utensils
・Equipment for rainy days
・Bicycle repair tools
・Strings/belts for carrying luggage, etc.

※If your bicycle does not have brakes or becomes unrideable, you can use a substitute bicycle to participate in the race.

This is a delivery race using cargo bikes that can carry large loads. It is divided into two classes: a pro class (using a special cargo bike or participating as a professional messenger) and a semi-pro class (using a bicycle with a basket or rack). Participants will go around checkpoints, pick up packages as instructed, and transport them to their destinations, competing to see how much luggage they can carry and how fast they can carry it.

SCHEDULE

9/24 (sun)
8:30　gathering of staff & briefing
9:00-10:00　player call up
10:00-10:20　trial ride
10:30　start checkpoint（HQ）gathering of player & briefing
10:50　move to rolling start point ＆ START
12:30　GOAL　-tallying, packing, staff dismissal-
18:30　Awards

Classes

【Pro (divided into OPEN and WTNB categories)】
30 participants/Race lasts approximately 2 hours/Cargo bike capable of transporting large luggage.

【Semi-pro (no categories)】
20 participants/Race lasts approximately 1.5 hours/Bicycle that can carry luggage such as baskets, racks, and carriers.

Race Format

1. Start with one lap around the course without cargo (basically a parade run inside the track)
2. Return to the starting point, receive 3 manifests and start delivery 3. Submit completed manifests to receive new ones at the starting point and keep delivering
4. Return to the finish within 100 minutes
5. Ranking will be determined by the number of completed manifests (in case of a tie, the winner will be determined by who got to the finish first)
※All luggage held at the final finish time will be counted as delivered.

Notes

・Attach your bib to the front of your clothes.
・Bicycles with assistance (e-bikes, etc) will be considered open participation and will not be eligible for awards.
・Pick up and deliver packages according to the instructions in the manifest.
・The manifest is the same for both classes, but the order of distribution will be random.
・You may not hold more than 3 manifests at one time.
・You may split up the deliveries between manifests however you want (you can do deliveries from the other two manifests even if you haven’t completed one manifest).
・If you can't load all the cargo from a delivery at once, go back and forth several times.
・There will be a penalty for dropping, damaging, or staining luggage. ・If there is cargo that cannot be transported, it is OK to skip that manifest.
・There may be cases where there is no cargo at the pick up location (you can either wait for it to be replenished or move on to another delivery)

Equipment

・Cargo bike or bicycle that can carry luggage
・Binders and writing utensils for filling out forms
・Strings and nets for securing luggage
・Messenger bag (optional)
・Watch, lock, etc.

Using a wireless radio (walkie talkie), teams of dispatchers and messengers work together to complete many deliveries as fast as possible.

Dispatcher Race Live on the day

SCHEDULE

9/24 (sun)
09:30　gathering of player @iCOM headquarters / 1st・2nd race all briefing
10:00-10:30 　trial ride
10:30-10:40 　player call up @iCOM/Courio-City headquarters
→1st race parade lap start
10:45-11:35　1st race
11:40-11:50　player call up @iCOM/Courio-City headquarters
→2nd race parade lap start
12:00-12:50　2nd race
13:10　Awards

No gender category

Race Format

1. 2 races of 10 teams, with a maximum of 20 teams (time limit is 50 minutes)
2. Each team wears a different colored bandana in plain sight.
3. Participants gather in from of the iCOM headquarters(DSP Race Only). All of the messengers ride together to the track and around the track while doing a parade run. The race starts after exit the track.
4. After the start, messengers go to the course to wait for the DSP’s instructions.
5. DSP receives orders and relays it to the messenger via radio.
6. Messengers must write their delivery info in the manifest. They must receive a signature from the client upon completion of delivery.
7. To get to the special CP that makes the race more interesting, go sideways from the west gate on the 2nd floor and take the elevator to the 7th floor. Park your bicycle next to the EV.
8. After all deliveries are completed, messengers need to return to the DSP, and when everyone is ready, they must submit the manifest to the headquarters. The first team to finish wins.

Course Map

Race Details

Team must consist of five people (1 dispatcher and 4 riders). If you do not have enough people, you can also enter as a mixed team (Instant Mix).

Sign-up starts from 9:00 AM on Wednesday, September 20th! Please write the representative's name and race number and send it to the email address below. The person in charge will reply.

disp_race@jpbma.org
Izuru, Yanaken
(Sign-up will end as soon as the capacity is filled as it is a first-come, first-served basis)

For the DSP race, [TELCOM] will be a special checkpoint (CP)! From the KEIRIN CP (located on the 2nd floor at the West Gate), go to the right and take the elevator (EV) up to the 7th floor, and it will be in front of the giant screen. Athletes will have to park their bicycles next to the EV and deliver on foot (running is allowed) on the 7th floor, so please be sure to confirm the location during your test run.

Additionally, three docking points have been named as follows. Please share them with your team members and use them during the race.

・The fork (split) above the U-shaped bridge → “LOOP”
・Outside the gate coming out of the track → “GATE 1”
・The fork (split) at the top of the slope → “HILL TOP”

Please note that this race will be held at the same time as the cargo bike race, which is also right before the delivery race finals! The race itself will last less than 50 minutes.

For the DSP race, we have come up with a system in order for the audience to follow the live race status in an easy-to-understand way. Anyone will be able to follow the live progress of the race on their smartphone.

Notes

・It is possible for DSPs to just take notes on paper without using a PC or smartphone.
・Teams are free to do deliveries in any order they want.
・Passing packages between teammates to increase efficiency is allowed.
・W/Rush orders must be completed within 5 minutes from pick up to delivery.
・Messengers who exceed the W/Rush time limit must return to the dispatcher and receive a small penalty.
・Other messengers cannot "pick up" packages until penalty completed.
・If a W/Rush order is not completed, new orders will not be given to the team.
・If you run out of manifests, return to the headquarters and get additional forms.
・Incomplete deliveries or missing signatures will result in disqualification.

Equipment

・Self-propelled, non-electric bicycle with front and rear brakes and brake levers
・Helmet or cask
・Bicycle lock
・Bag
・Writing utensils
・Equipment for rainy days
・Bicycle repair tools, etc.

※If your bicycle does not have brakes or becomes unrideable, you can use a substitute bicycle to participate in the race.

Sprint Race

Simple sprint to race. Competitor will be competing in a 3-6 persons per group, in a tournament format. There is no limitation to types of bike you ride.

SCHEDULE

9/22(Fri) 10:00-12:00
gathering of player at 9:30
→Near UNVER checkpoint for delivery races

Details

Run in groups of 3
→Get a piece of paper with the number of the qualifying group
1 out of 3 qualifiers will win.
Repeat until there are only 3 people left.
ex) 90 → 30 → 10 → 4 → 2 → 1st , 2rd, and 3rd finishers

〈Results〉
OPEN 1-3rd place
WTNB 1-3rd place

Skid

Long skids make sure you lock your rear wheel before the launch line. Who ever traveled the longest distance wins.

SCHEDULE

9/22(Fri) 13:00-14:00
gathering of player at 12:45
→Near the UNVER checkpoint for the delivery race

Details

Challenge in order from the gathered competitors
→The winner is the one who has the longest distance in one round.

〈Results〉
OPEN 1st place
WTNB 1st place

MESSGAME（Footdown＆Standig）

Person stays the longest on the bike wins.

SCHEDULE

9/23 (sat)
9:00-12:00　CMWC Registration
14:00-16:30　Race reception＆Bikecheck
16:45-17:15　Course inspection
17:25-　Riders meeting
17:40-【OPEN】Qualify1（10Lap）／Qualify2（10Lap）／Qualify3（10Lap）
→Top 6 of heats 1, 2, and 3 advance to the final
18:30- 【WTNB 】Final（15Lap）
→Athletes up to 3rd place will have an award ceremony on the course after the race.
19:00-【OPEN】Final（20Lap）
→Athletes up to 3rd place will have an award ceremony on the course after the race.

CRIT RULE BOOK

Flag meaning

【Green Flag】
●Flag waving situation
Green flag indicates that the course is open to race, and also shows the change in the course state after the yellow flag is waved.

【Red Flag】
●Flag waving situation
Red flags will be waved by all course marshals when the referee judges that the race should be suspended for safety reasons.
Red flags may not be shown at the discretion of each marshal.
・Sudden changes in the weather due to heavy rain, etc.
・The course is blocked by a crash.
・In the case of a crash, if an athlete is incapable of moving and rescue operations are prioritized.

●Red Flag - Racer’s response
If a red flag is waved, competitors will be forced to significantly slow down and overtaking will be prohibited. Athletes will also return and wait on the starting grid.

●Race restart from Red Flag
If more than half of the total laps have been completed, the race will not restart and the order of crossing the previous finish line will be considered as the ranking.
If less than half of the total laps has been completed, the race will be restarted from the starting grid in the position at which the riders were when it was interrupted.

【Yellow Flag】
●Flag waving situation
Yellow flag will be waved when it is determined that there is a dangerous condition on the course. The Yellow flag will be waved by the marshal in front of the course to notify to the front racers of the dangerous condition.
Examples of Yellow flag situation:
・Athlete has fallen and stopped.
・Safety device is not in a normal condition.

●Yellow flag - Racer’s response
Slow down, pay close attention to what's ahead, and be prepared to change heading..

【Black and White Checkered Flag】
●Flag waving situation
Black & White flag will be waved at the end of each race (determined by the rider in first place).

Preparation before starting

・Riders must complete registration and bike check during reception hours, and proceed to the gathering area with the measurement chip correctly attached to their bicycle.
・Participants under the age of 18 must have a parent or adult sign a consent form on their behalf as their guardian.
・Be sure to wear a helmet, including during the test/warmup laps.
・All competitors must attend the Riders Meeting to understand the race day information.
・Please follow the instructions of the staff regarding the starting grid order placement.
・Race start method is random start: Start whistle will be given randomly within the last10 seconds countdown.
・On the start line, One foot MUST be placed on the ground while waiting for the start whistle. You are not allowed to lean on other racer or do trackstands (balancing with both feet on the pedals).

Racing rules

・The number of laps for each class will be set in advance. Please check the lap board installed on the start/finish line even while you are racing to know how many laps remaining.
・The bell rings when there is one lap remaining.
・The number of laps and the length of the race course are subject to change at the race director's discretion.
・Lapped riders threshold will be determined based on the race course duration and length. Be sure to listen to and understand the explanation at the "Riders Meeting" before the start.
・If course marshals raise a red flag at each corner, please immediately stop the race and return to the starting position.
・Intentional contact with another racer is prohibited. Unsportsmanship behavior is also subject to race expulsion.
・Intentional skidding during the race is prohibited. Please slow down without locking your rear wheel.
・If you do not follow the instructions of staff or marshals, or if you engage in prohibited behaviors, you will be expelled from the race and asked to leave the venue.

Bike regulations

【Bike】
・This race is for fixed gear track bikes (fixie bike). Bicycles/Frames converted from road bikes are not allowed.
【Brake】
・No brakes. If your bicycle is equipped with brakes, be sure to remove them before the test drive.
【Handle】
・Use drop handle only. No bullhorn or flatbars are allowed.
【Pedal】
・Limited to clipless pedals or pedals with straps. Flat pedals are prohibited.
【Tire】
・Tubular, clincher, tubeless, etc. can be used. However, make sure that the fitment on the rim is secured.
【Lock ring】
・A lock ring is required. You will not be allowed to participate if you don't have a lock ring.
【Others】
・Please remove anything that is not related to the competition (reflectors, bells, stands, etc.).
・In-vehicle cameras are permitted, but please ensure that they are securely attached so that they do not fall off the bike.
・For night racing (finals), please have front and rear lights.

『NAO YOSHIDA ART EXHIBITION
- COME FULL CIRCLE - 』

Date：2023/9/14(thu) – 9/24 (sun) 11:00-23:00
※14 (thu) 18:00〜／ (mon) closed
Location：chant
SHOP Info (Instagram)：@chant_yokohama
Address：1-9 Tobe-cho, Nishi-ku, Yokohama City

【Artist Name】
Nao Yoshida

【Artist Information】
Nao Yoshida / BMX ARTIST
1Encountering the BMX at the age of 15, Nao won second place in the BMX National Tournament with his original tricks and expressiveness.
After that, he participated in a world tour, “Cirque du Soleil” as a BMX artist. Having solo exhibitions in New York and being involved in the production of stage art, Nao is not only a bmx rider but also an artist. He created a technique called “Ridrawing”, using BMX tires instead of normal paint brushes.
His art diversifies and expands the possibilities of BMX and Art.

【Contents】
We have to keep going no matter what.
As you continue your journey, keep spinning like a wheel that will eventually return to this place.
Nao Yoshida turns a bicycle tire into a brush and draws the scenery and emotions seen through the bicycle in bold and vivid colors.
Drink, eat, and laugh at the cozy place Chant with friends from all over the world who gather through bicycles. We’ll start riding again tomorrow.

Website：https://www.ridrawing.com
Instagram： @nao.yoshida

『Bike Messengers Life : New York City /
Eddie Williams & Friends』

Date：2023/9/20(wed) - 25(mon)
Location：Minato Mirai Gallery / Gallery B
Address：Queens Square Yokohama Queen-mall 2F, 2-3-5 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama-city

【Artist Name】
Eddie Williams and Friends

【Artist Information】
Photographer. Active from 1984 up until his death in 2016, Eddie Williams was one of New York’s courier legends. Known as ‘Fast Eddie’, he was truly loved by all. A pioneer of messenger photography, he continues to have a great influence on young photographer

【Contents】
Photographs from Bike Messengers Life. New York City (LA FÁBRICA, 2004 Spain). By tracing the trajectory of Japanese people who ran through New York, the mecca of messenger culture, it examines the roots and charm of a vivid culture before the advent of smartphones. The works of artists living in New York who are closely related to bicycles are also exhibited.

Website：https://www.fasteddiewilliams.com
Instagram： @fasteddiearchives

『PROOF OF DELIVERY』

Date：2023/9/20(wed) - 9/27(wed)
Location：LIBUSHI BASHAMICHI
SHOP Info (Instagram)：@libushibashamichi
Adⅾress：KITANAKA BRICK＆WHITE 1F,5-57-2 Kitanakadori,Naka-ku,Yokohama-City

【Artist Name】
Andy Zalan

【Artist Information】
Photographer. Graduated from Corcoran School of Art in 1994, Andy Zalan is a Washington, D.C.-based bike messenger.
Since the early '90s, he has captured messengers' daily routines, races, parties, and everyday #messlife from the inside out. Zalan has been at every CMWC convention since Toronto in 1995, and it would be hard to find a rider who has been active in the global messenger community for as long as him.
In 1996, he founded the District of Columbia Bicycle Delivery Association, and since 2014, he has been a manager for UrbanStems, a flower delivery business in Washington DC and New York City.-

【Contents】
A series of instant film portraits from ECMC 2006 Helsinki to the present.
Also included are some excerpts from the photographic works exhibited at CMWC 2010 Guatemala.-

Website：https://www.andyzalan.com
Instagram：@zalandy

『TENRIN / MOTOYA SANUI』

Date：2023/9/20(wed) - 9/21(thu)
Location：Zou-no-hana Terrace
Adⅾress：1 Chome,Kaigan-dori,Naka-ku,Yokohama

【Artist Name】
MOTOYA SANUI

【Artist Information】
Born in Fukuoka in 2001, Motoya Sanui participated participated in cycling competitions during high school. Afterwards, he entered Bukkyo University, studying Buddhist thought and in 2021 ended up purchasing a camera. In the same year, he came into contact with messenger culture at Fukuoka LOCO and served as the event’s official photographer. Since then, he has been working on shooting bicycle events such as races and messenger culture. Recently, he has been exploring the possibilities of his own photography by photographing not only the bicycle scene, but also music events and Buddhist monks.

【Contents】
Their resolute pedaling struck a chord deep within me. In their eyes, as they embrace anguish, fear, and fervent love while pressing down on the pedals, one can't help but sense a hint of melancholy and the tranquil wisdom of sages.

Instagram： @sanzou.motoya.sanui

『rinne art exhibition』

Date：2023 /9 /16(sat) - 10/1(sun)
※Closing Party→9/30(sat)
Location：BROTURES YOKOHAMA
Shop Info (Instagram)：@brotures_yokohama
Address：73-2 Yamashita-cho,Naka-ku,Yokohama City

【Artist Name】
rinne

【Artist Information】
Rinne is the name of the bearded character "Uncle Rinne" who loves all bicycles, as well as the name of the artist who created the character.
“Your journey begins the moment you step on your bike. You can keep running forever. You can go anywhere. Total freedom. Spinning pedals, spinning wheels; everything keeps spinning”. Rinne (reincarnation)
Immediately after his Instagram debut in 2021, he started to get recognized around the world. He is followed in more than 50 countries around the world and sells his paintings all over the world. Besides being interviewed by the famous American web magazine bikepacking.com, he has collaborated with various brands and been published in magazines in Japan, Italy, Spain, Taiwan, France, etc. He was in charge of displaying pictures and event visuals at the first UCI World Championship in Glasgow, England, where many cycling events are gathered at once. He is also in charge of the visuals for CMWC.

【Contents】
Framed art panels and hand paintings on display.Stickers, caps, beanies and other goods for sale.

Website：https://rinne.monstera.jp
Instagram： @uncle_rinne

「TWINS BMX SCHOOL」 where you can experience the current hot topic BMX!
Two of Yokohama’s professional riders, TWINS BMW will have a lecture session about the fun of riding BMX.
・Choose from three different classes that can be enjoyed by both children and adults.
・Rental BMX bikes and helmets are available for those who don’t own one.
Of course, you can bring your own BMX, so we look forward to your participation.

「TWINS BMX SCHOOL ＠CMWC2023」

[VENURE] Nissan Stadium East Gate, KIDS Area
[DATE] 9/23(Sat)-9/24(Sun). Cancel if rain
[APPLICANTS] 5 students per class ※first come, first served
[FEE] ￥3500(tax included) *MOTEL WORKS rental bike & protector rental is free
[REGISTER] Apply through the TWINS reservation site below

Class Overview (45 minutes each)

【KIDS Class / ages 4〜7】
Learn to do begninner trick “Seat Stand” and other basic operations, braking, and riding standing! 9/23(Sat) ①10:30〜 / 9/24(Sun) ②12:30〜

【ENTRY Class / ages 8〜12】
Using BMX bikes with gyros and pegs, try out the introductory trick of Barspinning!
9/23(Sat) ①12:30〜 / 9/24(Sun) ②11:00〜

【GROWN UP Class / Middle school〜Adults】
Will challenge to learn the Bunny Hop, a trick even adults can have fun and learn to use!
9/23(Sat) ①14:00〜

A Fixed Gear & BMX bike trick contest which has been held in Osaka since 2010.
It was not held in recent years due to the influence of covid19, but is now back and will be held at CMWC 2023 Yokohama.
This time, we hold the contest focusing on the Fixed Gear bike.
Not widely known in Japan, please come and watch tricks performed on the Fixed Gear bike.

Location: Nissan Stadium (KIDS Area)
Date and Time: 9/23(Sat) 14:45-16:15

Developed in Denmark, a country with advanced bicycle technology, the concept of this school is "learning while playing". While enjoying the games, students can "naturally" acquire a sense of balance, driving skills, coordination, and the ability to avoid danger.

Targeted age groups

3 to 5 years old / preschoolers
Conditions for participation: Must be able to ride a kick bike without pedals.

Location

Nissan Stadium (3300 Kozuki-cho, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama)

Participation Fee

Free (up to 15 people per session)

Example of contents

Soap bubbles game
Bubble game Parade, etc.

Schedule

Registration time: 9:00~ (at the Boom Boom Bike Reception Desk next to the kids' area)

September 23 (Day 1)
Class time: 10:15-11:00
Class time: 13:15-14:00

September 24 (Day 2)
Training hours: 10:15-11:00
Training time 11:45-12:30

Free rental of kick bikes, helmets, and bibs

Others

・Please wear bibs and helmets when participating.
In case of rain cancellation, we will notify you by 20:00 the night before by e-mail.
・Please be sure to bring a parent or guardian with you during the game.
・Please be aware that the videos and photos taken of the game may be used for PR activities and media coverage of the "Danish Tennis Game" and other games.

Notes on Reservations

※No cancellation fee
※Please fill in your child's name (both Kanji and furigana) and age in the remarks column of the option.

Pre-registration is available from the store page in CMWC WEB！

https://jpbma.stores.jp

Bicycle Shop

⚫︎BLUE LUG
⚫︎BROTURES
⚫︎Circles
⚫︎DEPOT CYCLE & RECYCLE / CRANK / gunung / Passion
⚫︎KUWAHARA BIKE WORKS
⚫︎Rew10works
⚫︎W-BASE BICYCLE GARAGE
⚫︎JITENSHAYA B
⚫︎TASO WORKSHOP
⚫︎ALT CYCLES
⚫︎Rew10Works ＋ HENOHENOMOHETSUJI
⚫︎Check point Charley/ La Carrera/ Kashimax
⚫︎SHUHARI BIKE WORKS / 25LAS BICYCLE WORKS / dango cycle（Official Mechanic）

Maker＆Bland

⚫︎FUJI
⚫︎︎SIDI
⚫︎SHIMANO
⚫︎︎cinelli
⚫︎︎OMNIUM
⚫︎NITTO
⚫︎MKS
⚫︎︎BROOKS / KNOG
⚫︎CHERUBIM
⚫︎Runwell
⚫︎︎CRANE Bell Co., Ltd.
⚫︎︎TANGE SEIKI
⚫︎︎OUTER TOP
⚫︎︎SurLuster
⚫︎︎vipros
⚫︎︎POC
⚫︎︎BOMA
⚫︎NICHINAO Co.,Ltd
⚫︎AZUMA Co., Ltd.
⚫︎︎JykK Japan / Twins BMX School

Apparel & Bag

⚫︎CHROME INDUSTRIES JAPAN
⚫︎cannondale
⚫︎Panaracer
⚫︎︎A by Courio-City
⚫︎︎Champion System Japan
⚫︎︎FULLMARKS
⚫︎︎bern
⚫︎︎Velo Spica
⚫︎NLDE Pacs
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