Kuoppa Gomez Bikes
KGB (Kuoppa Gomez Bikes) was a pioneering Flatland-only BMX brand founded in March 2003 by legends
Martti Kuoppa and Viki Gomez. They exclusively offered direction-setting flatland parts designed by the best in the
discipline.
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Kuoppa Gomez Bikes FAQ
Who or what was KGB?
KGB (standing for Kuoppa Gomez Bikes) was a highly influential, Flatland-specific BMX brand founded in March 2003 by two absolute legends and new-school leaders of the discipline: Martti Kuoppa (Finland) and Viki Gomez (Spain).
What did KGB stand for?
KGB stood for pushing the boundaries of flatland riding through innovative, rider-designed products. Frustrated with the lack of suitable parts, Martti and Viki created components specifically tailored to the demanding and rapidly evolving needs of modern flatland.
What made KGB products special?
Their products were special because they were designed by the best flatland riders in the world, for flatland riders. Their functional frame designs and innovative components (like specific geometry frames, bars, freecoasters, pegs) were highly sought after and often inspired other companies. They truly captured the spirit of progression in flatland.
What did KGB primarily manufacture?
KGB focused exclusively on high-end flatland components:
- Flatland Frames: Known for specific, progressive geometries.
- Flatland Forks & Handlebars
- Flatland-specific Stems, Cranks, Sprockets
- Freecoaster Hubs & Pegs tailored for flatland use.
Who were KGB products suitable for?
KGB products were exclusively suitable for dedicated flatland riders looking for the most innovative and high- performance parts available, designed and approved by the discipline's top pioneers. If you wanted the hottest x-footed stuff back then, KGB was the choice!
Is KGB still active?
While Martti Kuoppa and Viki Gomez are still influential figures, the KGB brand itself appears to be largely inactive or defunct in terms of producing new parts under that name.