The Radavist

Eui Ho Kim is one of the few bike messengers in South Korea. He started Gig Courier, the only bike messenger company in Seoul. Some days he finds it challenging but remembers his days riding for T-Serv in Tokyo and time spent as part of the Japanese messenger community, and looks forward to what can be created in Seoul…

Junseo Youn runs Korb Works, aiming to make the Seoul bicycle scene more colorful and fun. Seoul has a big road bike and mountain bike scene, and Korb hopes to meet this in-between with a fair amount of Velo Orange, camping, overnighters, sandals, friends, and good coffee.

“Han” is an inherent, undefinable, and complex part of being Korean.

It is internalized/unresolved collective grief, resentment, and rage created by deep intergenerational trauma and oppression. Han manifests itself in the human experience of adversity through emotion, expression, and creation.

Directed & Edited by: (박) Pak, Eugene
Cinematography by: (영) Young Mazino & (박) Pak, Eugene

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Hacheon Park takes us on a spin around his city of Seoul, Korea.

Take a ride with Hacheon Park and State Bicycle up Unglisan Mountain…

T-Level’s took their rider Hacheon Park out to model their newest bags in a lookbook they call “Good Day for a Ride“. I’ve always liked their bags and this one’s worth the click-through.

Damn. I gotta admit, just about everything here pulled off by Elliot and Antonyo was banging. Especially loose lobes himself. Antonyo’s come a long way and I’m very impressed by his riding. One of the best FGFS edits of the year, coming from Unknown.

This one’s long but well worth the watch. VM Project did a great job on the edit and it’s so rad Elliot and Antonyo got to go to Korea with Unknown.

Military service put a damper on the Planet Hops crew but they’re back to show us what they’ve been working on.