
Here is a video clip done by China Radio International with French about Natooke and Ines. You can watch the video after clicking on “read more”.
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Here is a video clip done by China Radio International with French about Natooke and Ines. You can watch the video after clicking on “read more”.
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You may have noticed we recently hosted the Books & Bikes alleycat. You may also have noticed that on 12/12 we’re hosting another Poker Alleycat.
So what is an alleycat? Alleycats have their origin in bike messenger races. But you don’t have to be a super fast messenger to race. Watch the video to see from a racer’s perspective.
How it works is pretty straightforward. Moments before the race, all of the riders are provided a map or a list of checkpoints. They’re then responsible for creating their own route and visiting each checkpoint.
This makes the competition more fair. It’s not just about the fastest person, but sometimes the smartest. In the case with our upcoming Poker Alleycat, luck will also play an important role.
If you’ve never tried one we highly recommend it. Alleycats are an awesome way to meet new friends and explore the city. Fun is the objective.
Ines Brunn was featured on the cover of the Qingdaowanbao Newspaper on the 11th September 2015. Because Natooke attended the Qingdao German Fair and Ines was performing everyday. There were 200 German booths selling more than 4000 products from the fatherland to over 150,000 visitors.
Please see the following interesting pictures taken from the Qingdao Fair.
Ines Brunn was interviewed in the famous magazine RUILI in Oct. 2015. You can be whatever you want!
A nice article in “Women of China” Magazine about how now Ines is a woman of China and why she opened the Natooke shop in Beijing. A good read and a pretty cool experience!

Beijing TV did a report about interesting shops in the famous Beijing Wudaoying hutong. Of course NATOOKE was one of them and the feature about us is 10 minutes long. You can watch the video after clicking on “read more”.
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The Chinese famous singer Jian Li took pictures with Natooke Bike in the magazine of Shishangbasha.
The promotional website, GoChengdu, recently did a report on our Friday Night Ride. View the video to see what you’ve been missing. Don’t forget, everyone’s welcome so swing by some Friday. Need more detailed information? Contact us!
Ines was on the cover page of China Daily and the article described how Ines has become one of the city’s most vocal advocates of a two-wheeled lifestyle. She opened Natooke bike shop in 2009 to promote green urban transport in Beijing. Please click here to read the full article.

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Giving a little bit of detail into the world behind the bike shop and how we get things done. Natooke doesn’t muck around with tradition but adds its own touch to make each bicycle beautiful and unique.