Head over to RideUK enter to win a whole package of clothing from Zoo York. All you have to do is answer a simple question. you have to be registered to enter but it only takes one second to do it.
"Zoo York started out primarily as a skate brand in 1993, but soon developed
the love for BMX and hooked up one of the streetest teams out there to sport
their gear. Based in New York City and named after a tunnel which passed under the Central Park Zoo which was heavily sessioned by the early NYC graffiti artist scene, Zoo York has deep, deep roots in east-coast USA hip hop culture, rap and street art – and now of course with pro skate teams, a surf team, a snowboard team, a motocross team, and a BMX team consisting of Edwin de la Rosa, Vinnie Sammon, and Ruel Smith, they also know what they’re doing when it comes to our scene."
-- RideUK
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Monday, February 4, 2008
Win A Zoo York Package
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Thursday, January 24, 2008
Spy Shots: Mitch Yeates Signature Simple Frame

The photos of the Mitch Yeates signature Simple frame have been released.
The frame has really tiny dropouts, a smaller bottom bracket tube, a partially exposed internal headset, and weighs 4.4 pounds just to name a few things.
It's still a prototype but you can check out all the pictures on the RideUK website because they aren't even on the Simple website as of this post.
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Mitch Yeates' Simple Frame
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Ian Schwartz Interview

Ian Schwartz is definitely a different type of rider. He follows his own path and pushes himself in new directions, constantly improving and progressing.
Ride UK has an interview with him in which he talks a bit about the Dubai Xgames that he competed in, Slim Jims, and the craziness that is Dubai.
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Ian Schwartz Interview
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