Ares Bikes
Ares Bikes is the leading brand in BMX Flatland from Japan. Founded
by riders for riders, Ares stands for innovative designs,
lightweight construction, and products specifically tailored to the
complex needs of flatland professionals, expressing Japanese
originality.
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Who or what is Ares Bikes?
Ares Bikes is a highly regarded Japanese BMX Flatland Company. The idea originated in 1998 with York Uno, who wanted to found a flatland brand. Ares Bikes was then officially launched in December 1999 by Katsu Sera (who also suggested the name – an anagram of his last name), Kenji, York Uno, and Funfancy.
What does the Ares Bikes brand stand for?
Ares Bikes stands for the philosophy "From riders, For riders". Their core concept is to realize riders' ideas and provide products that riders are proud to use. They aim to support riders' dreams and express originality through a domestic Japanese brand in a market often dominated by imported bikes.
What makes Ares Bikes products special?
The specialty lies in its deep roots within the Japanese flatland scene, which is at the forefront globally. The products are characterized by attention to detail, innovative designs, and consistent lightweight construction. The frames are often very compact, making them well-suited for smaller riders as well. The quality is considered outstanding.
What does Ares Bikes primarily manufacture?
Ares Bikes focuses entirely on BMX Flatland complete bikes and parts like pegs, seat clamps, sprockets, or cranks.
Who are Ares Bikes products suitable for?
The products are aimed at ambitious BMX Flatland riders of all levels who value highest quality, innovative technology, low weight, and a design specifically optimized for flatland. If you're looking for something unique, Ares is the right choice.
Why is Ares sometimes spelled "Ares Bykes"?
That's a peculiarity of the brand, the exact reason for which isn't entirely clear ("Don't ask why..."). It seems to be an alternative spelling occasionally used by the brand itself, although "Ares Bikes" is the more common form.
Are Ares Bikes products readily available in Europe?
Unfortunately, parts from Ares Bikes are often limited and hard to get in Europe. If you get the chance to grab them, you should, as availability isn't always guaranteed.
