One of our friend, Fahmi Khazali a.k.a Bob was in Barcelona and met those people from C.R.E.A.M Bikes & Things.
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Levi's Fixie Bike
Remember Unik Bikes? The boys that we featured in our previous entry not so long time ago?
This time, the master of vintage bike restoration together with Fixerati, Brussels-base specialized rare bike parts and Brothers Cycle, London based entity known for their frames, involved in the building of the Levi's fixed gear bike. Yes, Levi's the denim jeans company.
What's unique about this bike beside from its traditional approach to the hardware, other design elements synonymous with Levi's branding like the denim stitching, the arcuates and the denim drop-handlebar and saddle are also included. Not to forget; the famous red tab.
Too bad, no chance for people in Asia to have this since it was build and to be given away as a part of a recently launched Facebook "Share and Win" game for Levi's Europe participants
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Share the Road
"I don't think car drivers and cyclist are two opposite camps. We all want to get to our destinations safely, whatever kind of transportation we use. Being a cyclist makes you a better car driver, and being a car driver makes you a better cyclist" - Sean Corker, committee member for the Association of British Drivers.
Everytime me and friends hit the road (the busy one, especially). Cycling around the rustle hustle bustle streets of Kuala Lumpur, we are not going to miss any words and chants from other road users. Some were good, some cynical, some cursing at us because, I guess that we are slowing them down.
From the risk avoiding the potholes and gaps on the road to the thick black smoke from the rotten vehicles. From dodging cars and motorcyclist to escaping from busy traffic jams. And now we have to deal with some inconsiderate drivers who think when they drive a bigger or faster vehicle; they own the road. What is wrong with these people?
Now, the cycling scene has grown. It comes better and better. Many road users now aware about us cyclist, as we acknowledge their 'existence' on the road. So here, there are common things between two parties. 1.) We share the same road. No matter how bumpy and ugly the road is. 2.) As Sean Corker said, we all want to get to our destinations safely. So, think about others. Be considerate. Put yourself in other's shoes.
Ride safe.
Drive safe.
Selamat Hari Raya.
Everytime me and friends hit the road (the busy one, especially). Cycling around the rustle hustle bustle streets of Kuala Lumpur, we are not going to miss any words and chants from other road users. Some were good, some cynical, some cursing at us because, I guess that we are slowing them down.
From the risk avoiding the potholes and gaps on the road to the thick black smoke from the rotten vehicles. From dodging cars and motorcyclist to escaping from busy traffic jams. And now we have to deal with some inconsiderate drivers who think when they drive a bigger or faster vehicle; they own the road. What is wrong with these people?
Now, the cycling scene has grown. It comes better and better. Many road users now aware about us cyclist, as we acknowledge their 'existence' on the road. So here, there are common things between two parties. 1.) We share the same road. No matter how bumpy and ugly the road is. 2.) As Sean Corker said, we all want to get to our destinations safely. So, think about others. Be considerate. Put yourself in other's shoes.
Ride safe.
Drive safe.
Selamat Hari Raya.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
UNIK BIKES
Meet Gert and Berny, two friends from Belgium who share the same interest and passion: bicycle. Together, they form UNIK Bikes and their mission; to give a second life for old bikes. Check their superb works here.
Truly inspiring. Keep up the awesome job guys.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Nexscale - New riders from Lumut, Perak
ive found new group from Lumut, Perak
please acknowledge their existence guys
check them out at Nexscale
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