Our friends over at YBC (YellowBikeCompany) are keeping things close to their chest lately, but they’ve spilled this little bit of teaser for us.
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How on earth can we NOT feature these two videos?
THERE’S GONNA BE SOME F*CKING MASSIVE SHIT GOING ON THIS NOVEMBER!
If you still don’t know what’s going on, please head on over to the official Kuala Lumpur International Fixed Gear Tournament 2011 website and get the lowdown on the details of the event, the competition, the rules and regulations.
And it is confirmed that John Watson a.k.a Prolly, Rudy Melo, guys from Macaframa and many others are gonna be down in KL. Not to mention our brothers from Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Japan will be here as well.
Thanks to the organisers for making this happen.
Get your registration form here.
Did we mention that this is gonna be massive?
Sunny Cycle by Kin Meng
A sunny Monday afternoon, some iced plum tea and a Bianchi Pista Steel. Seems like a pretty good mix. Looking forward to more of your edits Kin Meng.
Some of us went to Malacca last weekend and had fun doing the coastal run from Melaka Town to Pantai Puteri. It was a weekend of good fun riding and eating. And of course, Faz Adhili was there to document everything. Here’s his take on the weekend escapade.
Malacca in 1:30 by Faz Adhili
Bali by Rayyiu Radzi
Ray has been an active contributor for the blog and he has again provided us with this really soft edit of him enjoying a slow safe ride from Seminyak to Deus Bali near Canggu Beach.
We’re glad that you’re one of us Ray.
Faz Adhili for Leader Bike USA x Pedal Consumption by Duraath
Faz Adhili, he’s really making a name for himself in the circuit. After being sponsored by our friends at PeonFX and now, he officially rides for Leader Bikes USA.
The guys from Leader Bike USA hooked him up with The Kagero. The Kagero is a joint collabo between Leader Bikes and Pedal Consumption. Meaning, it is an artwork in motion.
Things are really looking up for the brother.
More pictures after the jump.
We are stern advocates of safety while riding, and there are voices from some quarters that says that to wear a helmet should be more of a personal choice rather than a compulsory option to your riding attire.
Of course a helmet won’t blend together with your usual cycling attire, but so is a swollen brain.
RATSKL 