BTV Bike Event

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The BTV Bike event that took place on Saturday was aired on BTV News last night. It was great to see so many riders out in the green shirts, supporting the fantastic event. If you missed it, watch the video here and check out Ines and her performance!

Ines and her performance feature prominently, as do the warriors.

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The 4th Beijing International Bike Race

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Ines got the second place in this Yanqing road bike race. Congratulations to her for getting a massive cheque and almost winning another race in Beijing!

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CCTV7 Ines bike show

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Click Read More to find the video with the last part to watch Ines’ fantastic bike performance which is around 67min 30 sec.

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Natooke a Tourist Stop

Natooke was featured in Tourism World which is a magizine devoted to finding the best spots in Beijing. A section is devoted to the Wudoaying Hutong which, along with a range of cool vintage stores, is Natooke. It provides details on the products and what the retail space is all about with a couple of pictures outside the store and inside. Have a read below and let us know what you think!

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Natooke in Print

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京城急件赛 Jingchengjijiansai

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六月一日进行的“京城急件赛”比赛,吸引了数百名参赛选手。两两一组,团队合作,最终完成比赛规定的任务。NATOOKE Velo Clan团队包揽前五,这是个人的荣誉,更是集体配合的成果。祝贺他们!

The “Jingchengjijiansai” was held on 1st June. More than 30 groups joined this intense game. For each group, the two players cooperated to finish all the tasks and rode to the appointed place. It was so excited that Natooke Velo Clan team won all the top five places. Congratulations to all of them!

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The Princely Game with TimeOut Beijing

Polo has always been thought of as a princely game; but Bike Polo is a different beast all together. Open to anyone “that can ride a bike and see” according to Ines Brunn. The traditional is about riding around on horse back but in its current form it is far more versatile and far less restrictive on who can play. You don’t have to feed bikes and they don’t get tired.

The writer of the article gets the chance to see if they have what it takes to play bike polo. Slowly building up a bit of experience with the more experienced and seasoned profesionals the play style was understood. Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu have multiple teams set up but it wasn’t quite time for the writer to join one of them yet.

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The 2014 Cool Search with Ines Brunn as a Top Pick!

The 2014 Cool Search was underway with So Cool magazine and in the April 2014 edition Ines Brunn appears as a top pick! Dressed in Levi’s Commuter apparel she demonstrates her coolness by performing tricks and standing with her Natooke bicycle in Beijing along with these awesome pictures is a candid interview that can be read in more detail in the pages provided.

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The Urban Biking Initiative Bike to JUE

City Weekend, in its March 6-19 2014 edition, featured a piece on an urban biking initiative “Bike to JUE”, which took place during the JUE Music + Art events. The initiative was a collaborative effort by Split Works, NLGX, and Natooke with a simple premise: ride your bike to select JUE events, collect stamps and win prizes. It was a great little initiative to help promote preserving the environment and to reduce the stress of navigating the Dashilan’r hutongs!

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Learning Juggling and Joining Big Dirty in TimeOut Beijing

In TimeOut Beijing, the February 2014 edition, there are a couple of great articles on learning to juggle and joining a cycle group. The articles make everything easy to become a part of something exciting. If you have a bike, and it doesn’t matter if its a “Fancy fixed gear or a clunky old cruiser”, Big Dirty is the group for you. TimeOut Beijing give a great insight to the groups past and present from its beginnings as a glorified pub crawl to now where each week in summer 50-60 riders get together to ride Beijing. These juants across the city are split into two groups – the fast group, and the slow group so no matter the skill level any rider can feel welcome.

The other great article is on learning to juggle, walking into the music venue of Yugong Yuishan the writer for TimeOut Beijing was confronted with quite the circus; jugglers tossing balls high in the air, weights tethered to ropes swinging past their face and unicyclists teetering on the brink of disaster. But this wasn’t so much a circus as it was amateur after-work performers who gather every week to develop their acrobatic skills.You can join them and learn how to juggle in no-time at all! The group meets every monday at 8pm and to sign up all you need to do is email juggling@natooke.com

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