Kinoko Cycle 這台 超輕型track bike 塗裝是由Death Spray Custom 設計的，來看多他的DETAIL吧，GO>>

“This bike was built up many years back as a show build for the old Tokyo Fixed shop. Our intention was to build a super light track bike. The build now is around 7kg but was much lighter originally with a different wheelset and a few more carbon bits. We recently unboxed this bike for the new shop and added some Mavic Ellipse wheels, Zipp seatpost, Nitto ADBX bars and a Kashimax saddle. I think the build looks better now than it ever has. Also I think this is still one of the finest paint jobs Death Spray Custom has done. This bike is in dire need of a track day.”

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2013年的Tokyo Fixed 車架烤漆很可愛耶~ 好喜歡他圓點漸層喲~

New Tokyo Fixed Frame Shipment paint work is equally special and is the result of a collaboration with Death Spray Custom.

 The wet spray finish combines two colours and no decals. Pure masking for pure simplicity.

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Mark Eley and Wakako Kishimoto are the design duo behind Eley Kishimoto, whose stunning prints adorn their own line of womenswear, as well as collaborative products with the likes of Incase, Eastpak and Orlebar Brown. Their designs have made their way onto wallpaper, furniture and glassware, and thanks to a joint venture with Tokyo Fixed, this colorfully appointed fixe gear bike. The leather saddle and grips by Brooks contrast nicely with the green leaf print, which also comes in black. A matching bag has you ready for the road. See more in the gallery below. via: Selectism

哎呀我的媽!!!可愛死了~~~ FGGT小花你的車了啦~~~

Tokyo Fixed started life 5 years ago as an online store in Tokyo. They have since opened a shop front in London’s Soho, which continues to grow into the city’s primary source for quality cycling parts and accessories. They specialize in everything fixed, including rare Keirin frames and classic Italians. They aren’t limited by the fixed gear scene, however, they also have an extensive collection of classic road frames and components, and are more than happy to build to up your dream bike. Take a browse through the Shop Build set on their flickr for inspiration.

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