In August 2011, Size Magazine previews Natooke’s renowned Fixed Gear Revolution event.
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In August 2011, the Beijinger interviews the “fixed bike fanatics” at Natooke about the Beijing Bicyce Polo scene.
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Check out this video to see how many Natooke staff members it takes to cut this simple fork for a custom made bike. Hint: a bunch.

Watch Ines Brunn show off some impressive tricks on stage at an awards ceromony.

As summer reaches its soupy boiling point and bands start falling off the stage in a sweaty drunken haze (Bedstars!), I decided that it was time to get out for a night of open-air fun. My destination? Wudaoying Hutong.   Running between the Lama Temple and Gulou, Wudaoying has recently gentrified into a competitive hot spot with new storefronts turning over seemingly every month. My original plan was to map out a single night of fun. But after wandering around, I decided no fewer than three would do. Try ‘em out.
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Natooke founder Ines Brunn performs some of her most impressive tricks, click on the “read more” tab to view the video.

Stylist Alice McInerney Photographer Yu Jie (assisted by Yi Ran and Wu Jin) Models Greg Schroeder, Shan Shan Hair and make-up Chen Shuang Assistants Ren Qian, Yao Han

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By Doyin Oyeniyi For ChinaInFocus

When Ines Brunn first opened up Natooke, her fixed-gear bike shop in Beijing in 2009, it took a while for the idea of fixed-gear bikes to catch on with Chinese cyclists.
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Published in Outdoor Magazine in June 2011, includes an interview with Ines Brunn about a Natooke sponsored Beijing  bicycle competition.
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In June 2011, Size Magazine covers the exciting Fixed Gear Festival.
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