Was in Tokyo for work last week, decided to go round Shibuya for shopping and saw heaps of riders in the busy shopping streets, most of them are single speed & fixie on the street, doubt I will ever have time to cover everything but I will try to squeeze in as much stuff as possible.
Surprisingly, most of the fixie are fixed with front brakes, I guess it makes sense since there are heaps of slopes in Shibuya. Every corner you turn, there will be a cool bike parked beside the street or next to a vending machine(WOnder if we could do the same here in Singapore without getting our bike stolen or a hefty penalty?) Surprisingly theratio of male vs female riders are ~ 60% 40%, not so bad....
I like this two bike expecially. just simple and clean. I am seriously considering getting myself a good bicycle bag and bring my bike along for my next trip there.
By the way, I saw some fixie figurings from
Pedal iD, shall update them another time. See ye
Was in Tokyo for work last week, decided to go round Shibuya for shopping and saw heaps of riders in the busy shopping streets, most of them are single speed & fixie on the street, doubt I will ever have time to cover everything but I will try to squeeze in as much stuff as possible.
Surprisingly, most of the fixie are fixed with front brakes, I guess it makes sense since there are heaps of slopes in Shibuya. Every corner you turn, there will be a cool bike parked beside the street or next to a vending machine(WOnder if we could do the same here in Singapore without getting our bike stolen or a hefty penalty?) Surprisingly theratio of male vs female riders are ~ 60% 40%, not so bad....
I like this two bike expecially. just simple and clean. I am seriously considering getting myself a good bicycle bag and bring my bike along for my next trip there. 
By the way, I saw some fixie figurings from Pedal iD, shall update them another time. See ye 
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