Korean fixed gear rider Oh Seung Wan aka T.D shows his fixie tricks in the

below cool video, shot and edited by Ks Yun from Planet Hops.

Bike is a very good and eco-friendly tool to swing through the city for

whatever reason and wherever you want to reach. If you can form a crew

with other riders and do something creative together is even perfect.

Secret Tour is going to co-organize a bike parade on 29 Jan 2012

(the fifth day of the CNY) at Wanchai with Wanchai Visual Archive. The tour

consists of three parts - Bike tour, Collect wishes from Wanchai citizen
and Debriefing session. You can check their facebook for more details.



BRIEFING SESSION
Date: 28/1/2012
Time: 20:00
Venue: Tai Lung Fung (5 Hing Wan Street, Wanchai, HK)

TOUR DETAILS
Date: 29/1/2012
Time: 13:30 - 16:30
Venue: Tai Lung Fung (5 Hing Wan Street, Wanchai, HK)
Fee: FREE
Seats: 20 Local citizens (Chinese speaking is a must, please bring your own BIKE)
Registration: josie@secrettourhk.com (with name, email, mobile and reason to participate)

Fixed gear scene grew rapidly throughout Asia in last several years. Under

Ari Rusyadi’s direction, a semi-documentary film about the story behind

the early scene of fixed gear community and culture in Jakarta, Indonesia

was produced by Naga Natio, Aji Warpani and Hermanto. Yudhi from ID-Fixed

and Adit and Lucky were interviewed who are considered the first people

to start riding fixed gear there.

Coolman produces several cool videos about Thailand fixed gear scene

and each video is edited professionally. I have also checked his other sick

videos, Coolman’s sense of visual and music are good enough to show you

how skillful he is while the riders are not. It would be perfect if the tricks

were done smoothly by the riders in the other clips and I believe that day

will come soon.

A cool fixed gear video produced by nabiis for their Fall / Winter Collection.

nabiis_2011_a/w_collection_freedom_on_the_road from nabiis on Vimeo.

Hand-painted fixed gear by Taiwanese graffiti artist Mr.Ogay.









Source: Fixed Gear Girl Taiwan

More coming soon…

A Goldsprint is a bicycle rollers racing and social event. Riders on stationary

bikes compete against each other in front of spectators. As opposed to

traditional roller racing, where riders have to balance, Goldsprints use forkstands

so that the riders don’t have to balance, only pedal as fast as they can.

This provides an easy way for anyone to try Goldsprints. However some

Goldsprints groups are now adding traditional rollers, without forkstands,

to their equipment to challenge the advanced riders. As with roller racing

in general, the rollers are in turn attached to a device that measures distance

and can display the progress of the riders.



Date: 17 December, 2011 (Saturday)
Time: 17:30-23:00
Venue: 13/F, Bamboos Centre, 52 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong

台北……去死吧~~~F.G life@Taipei City from Liu Wen Cheng on Vimeo.