bike and parts, while working for MGP to sell KHE bikes and parts in the US, and that makes me a rider for MGP as well.
As far as it being a scooter company, the fact is that KHE is going to have much better distribution here in the US and parts are going to be much more easily available. So what MGP is doing is good for KHE bikes and anyone who wants the product, and I think that's a good thing for BMX. I'm happy that I'm able to take on the job of handling KHE's sales in the US, but what's important to me is that I'm back riding again and having fun. Hope this clears everything up.
Thanks,
James Foster
An explanation from James Foster about his MaddGear/KHE position
Mar 25, 2012
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Hey guys, I keep seeing a lot of questions about my association with Madd Gear, and apparently whoever sent my new edit over didn't really clarify my relationship with MGP (Madd Gear). Basically MGP is now the sole distributor of KHE here in the US, and they hired me to handle KHE sales. What this means is I'm still riding for KHE and I still ride a KHE 
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