Q1 hello, I am Jimmy and people in the bike or band scene call me "Lo Jim" (Old Jim), I guess it's because I am old, coz I'm 40 "X" years old now! BMX has always been my passion since I can remember and that's why I opened a shop so everyone can buy quality BMX products without the fuss of going online or ordering oversea. Q2 The BMX scene has come a long way, angles of the frames, materials and parts have all improved dramatically.. In the 80's BMX was really only for racing on dirt tracks, and kids started to use these racing BMX bikes to jump off ramps and do tricks, New School BMX is specifically design for different applications, there is Racing BMX, Freestyle BMX and Flatland BMX, all designed differently for different riding styles, as a result bikes are now way easier to ride and land tricks on compared to the Old School days, because there was only one kind of BMX angle at the time and it would depend of the skill of the rider to pull off tricks, now the frames and parts are so specialized it makes it easier for riders to constantly improve on their skills and invent new tricks. However, there are still groups of riders who grew up in the 80's and still have a "love" for Old School BMX.. "Wah" it was real mainstream back then, because back in the day there was basically road bikes and then came BMX, and some of the guys who used to ride in the 80's are really getting back into it, and I mean REALLY getting back into Old School BMX, some don't just have one or two bikes, but 4-5 show bikes! They go around all the bike shops locally and overseas looking for old school parts and if they see something it will be snatched up either to be used or as a collector item.. just pure passion for the sport. Q3 If you ride BMX overseas the parks and facilities are awesome compared to Hong Kong, also the riders "mind" is better, I guess it because of the hectic lifestyle of kids in Hong Kong, some kids starts riding at the age of 15 and have pretty good skills, as they get better and ride for a few years, then they hit 19 or 20 and have to start working to support their family, so they don't have time to practice and their skills are wasted unfortunately.. because BMX or X Games sports in Hong Kong are not supported by the government, big corporate brands or products like it is overseas, most riders only do it for fun and cannot take it as a professional sport. Overseas is different, if you have the skills, you get noticed by the brands and they will invest into you to let you develop, achieve bigger goals and not waste your skills... if you are good at something why not continue doing it? People in Hong Kong are so narrow minded that way!An example would be BMX Racing, for instance, Stephen Wong who's a BMX rider for Hong Kong at the Olympics is a different case, he came back to Hong Kong after studying abroad and basically creamed all other competitors on the race track in Asia, which is why he got noticed by the brands and bicycle association which started to sponsor him riding because he was making headlines.. honestly though.. the association is only about getting gold medals. If you are a professional BMX rider overseas, and come to Hong Kong to race and win all major events, then they're lucky, not for the rider.. but for the association because they don't have to invest to train these riders! If you look at X Games in Hong Kong, not much has been invested into by the Government or the major brands, although it is improving in Hong Kong and I am stoked that there will be a few new skate parks opened this year, one is in Wong Tai Sin and that will be one of the BEST and biggest parks in Hong Kong, it will also have the first skate bowl in Hong Kong and everyone is waiting for it to open. The park is designed and built by a specialize Australia skate park company and everything is built according to international standards unlike any other parks we have had here, kind of like Mei Foo skate park which was also designed by an America company which is a fairly new park as well. I think it great because Hong Kong is so crowed, land is extremely valuable here so to get the government or private companies to sponsor such parks is like trying to draw blood from a stone, unlike Mainland China, where land is plentiful, they have skate parks everywhere you look, like Beijing and Shanghai, both have a few international standard skate parks already. Also corporate bands are willing to sponsor annual events in China and they start from the smaller provinces to end in the major cities like Beijing for the Finals, also ESPN Asia hosts their annual X Games event in Shanghai, which is why BMX riders in Mainland China are more dedicated because they have better facilities, media coverage, and sponsors for the sport. Q4 In Hong Kong it is quite the opposite, obviously the most important thing to create an event is money, and in Hong Kong, big companies have no interest to help promoting the extreme sport, and when we orga