But long before the shovel and machine, Josh built his name racing off-road enduro at the highest level with Yamaha—a career that saw him rise to the top of Australian racing.

An Australian Champion in the Australian Off-Road Championship, Josh has stood on the podium at iconic events like the Finke Desert Race and taken outright wins at the Hattah Desert Race—two of the toughest and most respected races in the country.

That level of racing doesn’t just build speed—it builds instinct.

The ability to read terrain at pace, stay composed in chaos, and commit without hesitation. It’s something that never leaves you.

“I’m on the tools most days, cutting in lines and working with the land,” Josh says. “You start to see things differently—the way dirt moves, how water runs, where speed can be carried. It all translates when you’re riding.”

Mountain biking was originally just a tool—something to keep him sharp during his racing career. A way to train without a throttle.

But even after stepping back from professional off-road racing, that need for adrenaline never went away.

Now, it shows up in a different form.

Swapping throttle for pedals, Josh has carved out a new lane in e-bike racing—bringing that same race mindset into a completely different discipline. The result? Back-to-back wins in the e-bike category at the Cannonball MTB Festival.

Different bike. Same outcome.

That crossover between motos and mountain bikes is what sets him apart. He doesn’t just ride trails—he understands them from every angle. Builder, racer, and rider all in one.

These days, trail building is the main gig. Long days in the bush, shaping lines that other riders will eventually experience for the first time.

But no matter how busy things get, Josh still makes time to race.

Because for him, it’s never just been about the job—it’s about the feeling.

And whether it’s twisting a throttle or turning pedals, he’s still chasing it.

Bio

Full Name        : Josh Green

Nickname       : Greeny

BOD                : 09/04/1990

Living at          : New South Wales, Australia

Instagram       : @joshgreen99

Team               : OA Trail

Sponsors         : Patrol Mountain

“I’m really lucky Mas Popo saw something in me early on,” Bima says. “He trains me in his own way, and it’s helped me grow my skills on the right path.”

Bima’s relationship with bikes started early. He was just six years old when he began racing BMX, learning race craft, gate starts, and speed discipline. By 13, gravity took over. He switched to downhill, lining up in the Pre-Youth category aboard the Patrol 671, where his talent and raw speed met off-road terrain for the first time.

As Bima grew—taller, stronger, faster—his equipment evolved with him. The move to the Patrol 691 Evo marked a turning point. Bigger 29-inch wheels, longer travel, and a more aggressive geometry gave him the confidence to push harder and carry speed higher into rough technical courses.

“I like setting up my suspension really precisely,” Bima explains. “If it’s right, I can keep momentum through rough sections and stay as smooth as possible.”

That smoothness shows on the clock. More than once, his Youth category times have crept uncomfortably close to Junior podium territory—a clear signal that something special is brewing.

Results backed it up in 2025, with Bima finishing second overall in the Indonesia National Downhill Series in the Youth class. But the hunger hasn’t eased. Looking ahead to 2026, the goal is simple and uncompromising: first place, every round.

The kid from East Java is coming fast.
Good luck, Radboy.

Bio

Full Name        : Bima Aditya Putra Pratama

Nickname       : Radboy

BOD                 : 1 Nov 2010

Living at          : Malang, East Java

Instagram        : @bima.aditya35

Team               : PARS

Sponsors         : Patrol Mountain, Fox MTB

Introducing the all-new Patrol D-Series—purpose-built to spark the next generation of senders and give seasoned jumpers the perfect tool to push their limits. Perfected for ripping on dirt, carving concrete, and dropping into your local park, the D-Series range has your back.

Why the Patrol D-Series Hits Different

• A Complete Lineup
  From pint-sized rippers to full-grown senders—20in, 24in, and 26in options mean everyone gets a pro level dirt jump frame in in the size that fits them best.
• 4130 Chromoly Steel
  Because steel is still the real deal. It’s tough, timeless, and gives you that buttery-smooth, forgiving feel.
• Dialled Jumper Geometry
  Short chainstays. Snappy handling. Maximum agility. Built for riders who want their bike to respond instantly.
• Tapered Head Tube
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• Sliding Boost 148 Dropout
  For perfect chain tension and ultimate compatibility. Clean, simple, reliable.
• Chrome Finish Options
  Not just pretty. Chrome plating is tougher than paint—and it looks absolutely stunning in the sun.
• Components That Mean Business
  Manitou forks. Single-speed hubs. Maxxis Holy Rollers tires. This is the good stuff—the kind of build that begs you to send it bigger.

D-026 Specifications (26in)

• Frame: Patrol DJ 26, 4130 chromoly, 12×148
• Fork: Manitou Circus Pro, 110 mm
• Crank: 155 mm alloy, 30T chainring, chromoly spindle
• Brakes: Shimano MT200, 160 mm
• Wheels: Alexrims DM24, 559×24, Boost
• Tires: Maxxis Holy Roller 26×2.40
• Colours: Black Chrome, Bronze Chrome

D-024 Specifications (24in)

• Frame: Patrol DJ 24, 4130 chromoly, 12×148
• Fork: Manitou J-Unit Comp, 80 mm
• Crank: 140 mm alloy, 30T chainring, chromoly spindle
• Brakes: Shimano MT200, 160 mm
• Wheels: Alexrims DM24, 507×24, Boost
• Tires: Maxxis Holy Roller 24×2.40
• Colours: Black Chrome, Bronze Chrome

D-020 Specifications (20in)

• Frame: Patrol DJ 20, 4130 chromoly, 12×148
• Fork: Manitou J-Unit Comp, 80 mm
• Crank: 114 mm alloy, 30T chainring, chromoly spindle
• Brakes: Clarks, 160 mm
• Wheels: Alexrims DM24, 406×24, Boost
• Tires: Maxxis Holy Roller 20×2.20
• Colours: Black Chrome, Bronze Chrome