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Kona Humuhumu @ Daisy Messenger

Regular readers will be aware of our slight obsession with old/custom mountain bikes. This custom Kona Humuhumu we shot at the wonderful Daisy Messenger in Nagoya earlier this month ticks just about every box...

Race Face, Fizik, Thomson, Odyssey, Azonic about as custom as it gets...

Daisy Messenger is a messenger service so naturally it needs a rack to carry stuff...

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Daisy Messenger, Nagoya

Daisy Messenger

A bunch of photos taken at the brilliant Daisy Messenger in Nagoya earlier this month...

Racks.

Daisy Messenger is a bicycle courier service, a bicycle workshop, a screen printing t-shirt shop, a mobile cycle repair service and a very cool place to hang out...

Chari.

Porteur.

Sign.

The mobile cycle repairs are carried out using this very nice Hunter Cycles workbike...

Hunter Cycles 1.

Hunter Cycles 2.

Hunter Cycles 3.

Inside the store is a well equipped and busy workshop...

Tool Board.

A ridiculously cool sound system and record collection...

Sounds.

A gold mine of bikes hang from the rafters...

Frame Porn.

Tyres.

All around there are some super cool frames and bikes...

Kuwahara BMX.

Vicious Cycles.

Kona Humuhumu

A superb shop/workshop/service, well worth a visit. A big thank you to Sal-san for taking time to chat with us and letting us take all these photos. You can follow Daisy Messenger via their Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook and Blog pages.

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Nagoya Rollin'

A trip to Nagoya yesterday with Fixed in Nara...

Unpacked and ready to roll.

One of the destinations, the mighty Circles store...

Circles. 

A few photos opportunities as we made our way through the city...

Lumber.

Art.

A stop at the wonderful Daisy Messenger...

Daisy Messenger. 

Then back through the streets...

F-i-N "navigating".

To the amazing Culture Club...

Culture Club.

Before heading back to Circles for the mind blowing Personal Bike Show...

P.B.S

As usual, we have tons and tons and tons of photos to edit and post from the day. In the meantime be sure to check out The Radavist for some much better photography and information on yesterday's events. Thanks to Brad, Saru, Hutte, the Movement boys, all the builders and the whole Circles family for making it a very special day.