Cheeky Transport

Alpine Classic 2012

Congratulations to all those who participated in the various events held over the weekend down at Bright. We’ll try and get some ride reports from the riders we know who went down for it.

Note the handlebar bag, lighting and hydration on a modern road bike. Check here and here for alternative views on the ideal bike for Audax style riding.

SUPERLONG Weekend

So we are closing this Thursday Fri and Sat to celebrate Australia Day.

Anyone going touring?

Good one Adam

So I wiped our hard drive this morning, but thanks to nick, had a backup. Except, I have lost a weeks worth of job cards and notes. Not emails. They are fine

So if you have made contact with us since last Monday, maybe give us a buzz, to check that we are doing what you want us to do.

And we are booked out for services till tuesday feb 14. Ouch

Thanks

We’re done for 2011. We’ll be back open on January 10 2012 at 10am. Thank you so much for your support and patronage through this year. All we want is for you to be happy riding your bike.

Alex came by with his banjo this evening. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year.

It’s holiday time!!!!

We are now booked up prexmas as far as repairs go. Gotta build up all those xmas presents! So, sorry, we can’t do any more services until we return from our break.

Our last trading day is Friday December 23 6:30pm.

CLOSED Saturday December 24 for 2 weeks and we will

reopen

MONDAY JANUARY 9 at 10am

Cheeky Xmas party

Hello everyone.

This year we are highjacking /attending the awesome Cargobike picnic being organised by Bike Sydney and the Watershed.  From the BikeSydney website there is heaps of cool stuff happening.

BIKESydney, The Watershed and City of Sydney have teamed up to roll out Sydney’s first Cargo Bike Picnic on Sun  Dec 4. A family friendly ride from Centennial Park will deliver you to Sydney Park. Or just rock on down to the park and join us for a day loaded with fun!Try out cargo bikes + trailersTalk to Sydney cargo bike usersFree bike maps + ride guidesMusic by Dj Ollo, games + prizes11am-3pm, CARES Centre, Sydney ParkBYO picnic, rugs and rug ratsMeet at 11 am at Centennial Park,  (Robertson Rd entrance)Finish at Sydney Park for the picnicA back-street, bike-lane ride- individual riders must be 12 years and overCargo bike carriage available for blankets + food

Lee’s Gorgeous Fuji Touring Townie Dad-Bike

Lee came to us with a nice old 27″ roadster with some great, comfortable bars and shifters, but a flogged out drive-train and a bent down-tube. The brief was to recapture the spirit of the old bike, and give Lee a solid, comfy commuter that was also a  ’Dad-bike’ for daycare drop-offs and playgroup runs.

The 2011 Fuji Touring worked out great. We transferred the whole bar, stem and controls, including the gorgeous old Dia Compe Brake-levers and classic Suntour Power-Ratchet shifters straight across from the old bike, and added a Brooks Flyer, some VO Aluminium guards and Bobike Mini and built one of my most favourite of our recent new bikes.

Moving Feast

From the team that brought you Keep It Wheel last October comes ‘The Moving Feast’ – a celebration Sydney’s cycling and foodie culture!

On Saturday 24th September from 9am, we’ll be cycling to 3 of Sydney’s foodie hotspots; and farmer’s markets along the way.

An East Side ride from King’s Cross markets to Taylor Square markets.

The West Side ride has been cancelled due to low number but we’ll now be including Eveleigh markets as a stop on the one ride!

At the end we’ll meet up in Prince Alfred Park for a huge picnic party to enjoy music and the food we’ve collected along the way.

Click here for full details of the routes as well as an itinerary for the day.

Cool New Stuff #2 – PDW Takeout Basket.

We’d proudly call ourselves basket connoisseurs and enthusiasts, so we’re impressed with the new PDW Takeout basket. Neat, sturdy, clamp-on design with a built in U-Lock holster. Perfectly sized for a six-pack and supplied with an insulated carrier/cooler bag. $90. Awesome!

Cool New Stuff #1 – Gropes!

A comfy good lookin;’ grip with a curious name. We’ve got stock of the long and short version of the Nonusual ‘Grope’ grips for $50 or $30 in a range of colours.