The Natooke Bicycle Shop hosted Chengdu’s first “Alleycat” street race this last Saturday, and it was a historic event that drew together hundreds of members of the city’s burgeoning bicycle sub-culture under the Natooke banner.
In case you aren’t familiar with an alleycat (as I wasn’t), it is an informal, urban bicycle street race that demands quick thinking and knowledge of the streets as much as a heavy pedal. Birthed from the bicycle messenger culture of cities like Toronto and New York City, alleycat races can attract hundreds of cyclists who race between checkpoints, often on fixed gear bicycles. But by most accounts alleycat races aren’t just about being the fastest: there’s emphasis on ad-lib fun and debauchery.
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Natooke Bicycles featured in November 2012 issue of His Life Magazine’s Top 20.
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With their minimalist, elegant frames and endless customizability, the popularity of fixed gear bikes (often known as fixie bikes) has grown exponentially in recent years, especially in urban areas. True to their name, fixed gear bikes have no freewheel, meaning that they cannot coast and the pedals are constantly moving when the bike is in motion. The rider can slow the bike without the aid of additional brakes by resisting the motion of the pedals. This makes for a completely different experience from riding a normal bike; people either love it or hate it. 
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上海东方卫视《时尚汇》节目对死飞进行了报道，想看看他们是怎样说的，请点击观看以下视频。
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SKIP THE BEIJING SUBWAY & HOP ON ONE OF THESE BIKES!
Need a new bike? Don’t get your spokes in a twist. We pick out some of the city’s best bicycles.
Female Freedom From Natooke Price 4,200RMB+ With a small frame and a real leather saddle, this light model (from 8kg) is perfect for girls who just want to have fun. Like all bikes from Natooke, it’s custom-built for size, and customers choose their own colours, so prices vary.
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A discription of Natooke is featured in this post at the Time Out Beijing website.
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http://www.timeoutbeijing.com/venue/Shops__Services-Outdoor_Gear/10601/Natooke.html
The faces behind five of the capital’s biking clubs. Road Biking
Name Trek Peloton
Who’s in the saddle? Tom Lanhove, founder
How did the club start? ‘I’m Belgian, so cycling is like an addiction for me. When I first arrived in Beijing, in 2005, I was cycling with Tri-Beijing, who were very focused on training. I’m more of a recreational cyclist and began cycling in the mountains around the city. Our club was officially founded in 2007 and we have had regular rides every weekend since.’
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This article published by HERZOGENAURACH features Natooke shop and Ines concept of life.
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This article published by HERZOGENAURACH features Natooke shop and Ines concept of life.
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A valued technician of the Natooke team gives a detailed discription of the FREEDOM-UAC2. 
