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Tokyo Bikes
Bike shops worth seeing around Tokyo?
Y’s Road where I picked up a jersey, a couple of hats and some bits & pieces. WBase where I picked up a couple of fun pieces for my SE and some stickers. Finally, Blue Lug, which absolutely deserves the hype. Great shop, tons of great bikes and awesome parts. Picked up some Paul brake levers (and matching bottle opener!), gloves, stem cap, post clamp and more stickers. Steph picked up a saddle for a new project and some bits & pieces. Great bike shops and amazing bike culture in Tokyo.
The best bikes I could get photos of from around Tokyo can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lukemarkof/sets/72157633525435327
hm7:
Go little dude!!!(via UCI Montreal 2010-Yaroslav Popovych vs. 6 year old cycling phenomenon MacLaren Stevenson)
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STEAM ROLLER
(Source: stylebistro.com, via powerful-art)
Ribbon Orange.
“You can satisfy not only your thirst, but your heart with this”. Best drink slogan ever.
Flickr: http://flic.kr/p/ercwCS
Fuji San.
The glorious Mt. Fuji as seen from the windows of our Ryokan. Hardest dawn shoot ever. Wake up at 4am, turn on and arrange camera equipment, open window, point & shoot. Magnificent!
Flickr: http://flic.kr/p/eqfXFB
Pink Sunrise.
Got up a bit before dawn to see the sun rise on Mt. Fuji. It turned the snowy peak pink with the first rays.
Flickr: http://flic.kr/p/ercacL
Armour.
One of the amazing sets of samurai armour in display at the Tokyo National Museum. An incredible collection and worth seeing if you’re interested in the history of Japan and its art.
Flickr: http://flic.kr/p/epjKnD
Ohayōgozaimasu Fuji San.
This is worth getting up early for.
Flickr: http://flic.kr/p/epe5CP
