Showing posts with label Eirin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eirin. Show all posts

Friday, 15 September 2017

Alan Cross Mercurial @ Eirin Cycle

Gorgeous Alan Bikes Cross Mercurial CX/Gravel Grinder shot at the ever fabulous Eirin Marutamachi  in Kyoto a couple of weeks ago...





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Sunday, 19 March 2017

Royal Norton @ Eirin Cycle

A very, very nice custom Royal Norton CX bike set up for a bit of bikepacking shot at Eirin Cycle in Kyoto earlier this month....






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Monday, 8 August 2016

Crazy Bastards

Out in a very hot Kyoto last Wednesday with Andrew and Shohei, meeting up at Cycle Garden for an afternoon spin around town...

Cycle Garden.
Landmarks. Photo by Andrew.
Temperatures were hitting 40C, riding was difficult to say the least...

Bridge.
Shohei, somehow always managing to look cool. Photo by Andrew.
We made it across town to drop into Velo Stand Kyoto, now fully stocked with some beautiful EBS builds on display (more pics from VST later)...

Velo Stand Kyoto.
BAAW!
Then back out onto the painfully hot streets...

Track Stand.
Taking time to shoot a few street bikes...

Panasonic Mountain Cat.
A life saving combini stop, did we mention it was hot?

Combini stops.
Rounding things of with a stop at Eirin Cycle...

Eirin Cycle.
Vintage Urago @ Eirin.
CapsNotHats.
A big thank you to Andrew and Shohei who had ridden to Kyoto from Osaka that very morning. Crazy bastards!

Osaka style parking.

Sunday, 27 December 2015

Eirin Cycle, Kyoto

'Sonic.
A few shots taken last month on a brief stop  at the Marutamachi branch of Erin Cycle in Kyoto...

Mods.
Suzuki.
Tourer.
Guard.
Italian.
Testach.
Toei.
You can keep up with all the shop's updates via their superb Instagram feed.

The 70's.

Saturday, 21 November 2015

3Rensho MTB


A curiosity spotted at the wonderful Eirin Cycle Marutamachi store in Kyoto last week. A rather rare 3Rensho aluminium MTB converted to a single speed...


As with most things 3Rensho the details were way ahead of their time, the internal cable routing on the head tube for example...



For more information on all things 3Rensho check out the superb Vintage 3Rensho Love blog.  Follow the Eirin Marutamachi store on their Instagram for more of this kind of thing.