CAS X KGB X TOS 2010

What up my good people sorry I left this space with the lack of updates. Recently I just quit my day job to seek happiness and was picking up the pieces left behind and shits never get busier than this. My day to day has been filled with schedules of deadlines and meetings but that doesn't stop me from routine rides with my good mates from local outfit Crank Arm Steady who were also responsible behind last year's Tour Of Singapore (150km around Singapore coast line on fixed gear).

Just like any other breakfast ride before work resume, yesterday I decided to feed my random bombing need somewhere long forgotten. With no sketch and leftover cans in hand, I present you this quick clip in tune for this year's Tour Of Singapore which will be happening on 11 December 2010. Video edit by yours truly with awesome tribute track "Crank Arm Stereo" by the good people from TheCrazy88.

Ride safe all!

PARAHYANGAN ARCHITECTUR PARADE 2010

The Killer Gerbil along with Singapore's fixed gear community Crank Arm Steady are invited for a live graffiti art showcase and the screening of Tour Of Singapore video this coming Saturday 24th April 2010 which event will be held at Parahyangan Catholic University in Bandung, Indonesia.

"Architecture Saves Us : Parahyangan Architecture Parade" is an event held by the architectural students of Parahyangan Catholic University in creating awareness on everyday architecture through photography showcases and talks with live music acts, graffiti and fixed gear freestyling tricks session for its closing ceremonial night.

Do drop by if you are around the area!

TOUR OF SINGAPORE 2009

Fixed gear biking culture has been growing tremendously huge over the past 5 years and its already catching up in our tiny humid island like a swine flu here in Singapore for the past year or so.

Last week the good people from Sup Clothing and one of Singapore's fixed gear community Crank Arm Steady held the first Tour Of Singapore on fixed gear, 120km around Singapore coastline with over 50 participants from all walks of life for the one day tour and its definitely nice to meet new and old fellow cyclists.

The tour took us about 10 hours to complete with a few pitstops in between and congrats to the 90% (including our only female rider) that survived the ordeal, this tour would never happen without you, your motivation and strength.

To those who didn't, you know you're the weakest link. Go sell your bike and pick up gardening or something less vigorous.












Just kidding! Practice harder for next year and stop whining.