
Cog杂志在纽约自行车电影节上碰到了伊泉,并借此机会对她本人进行了采访。
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Leading the way for the alleyway’s new life is the Vineyard Café, which opened 2006. For a long time, the café was the only reason for most people to visit the alleyway, and many of the café owner’s neighbors were skeptical of his vision. “They couldn’t understand how a western restaurant would possibly work in a hutong like this in Beijing. Obviously, we chose this spot because it’s a great hutong and because of its location, near the Confucius Temple, the Lama Temple and ease of access, compared to Houhai and Nanluoguxiang,” Vineyard Cafe’s owner, Will Yorke, explained. “Other people have since realized the quality of the street and moved in as well.”
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Published in Time Out magazine in February of 2011, featuring adirtisments for cycling and Natooke products.
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Beijing Postcards
Ten years ago, two self-confessed nerds started collecting vintage photographs of China. This collection became the inspiration for Beijing Postcards, a kitschy sounding but brilliant little shop on NLGX. The real show-stealers are the fascinating imperial photos turned into postcards (5RMB). 
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Check out this video of Ines Brunn doing some amazing cycling tricks on famous Chinese TV show, “天下达人”. Spoiler alert: SHE WINS!

Natooke founder Ines Brunn doing tricks on her Fixed Gear bike. 

Get a look inside Beijing’s hip bicycle scene at the Bike Boy Games: Fixed Gear Party featuring Ines Brunn and other fixed gear cyclists performing some insane stunts! 


Published in Fellow Traveller magazine in December of 2010, featuring Ines Brunn the founder of Natooke.
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Check outthis video of Ines Brunn and fellow fixed gear trick cyclist perform bicycle stunts in front of huge crowd. 
