bikes n bites

A Favourite Haunt of Kindred Spirits

Sat-Sun 12- 13 July 2011
- by Dickson Li

If there ever were a bikers' movement here in Singapore, Bikes n Bites would seem like the ideal birthplace for it.

An immernse sense of community is evident the moment you walk into the store at Redhill, which open in April this year...

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PASSONI

Thursday, 27 May 2011

We are pleased to inform you that we have been appointed the exclusive distributor of yet another premium brand – PASSONI.

PASSONI’s titanium frames are built to ensure the best performance to the most powerful way of pedaling. The best materials. The most refined workmanship. The greatest attention to details. A unique and exclusive design. The PASSONI style.

PASSONIs are exclusively made-to-measure. Unique and customized frames to meet your needs of beauty and perfection. Using the most prestigious materials and finishing in accordance with the most exclusive artisan tradition, build your frames with PASSONI and you will live an unforgettable experience!

There are a lot of ways to tell emotions.  We do it with our bikes.  Have a good ride.

View Passoni's Product Catalogue 2011

We have Moved!

We have moved into our new home and ready to serve you!

Our New Store Location
3791 Jalan Bukit Merah 
#01-08 E-Centre@Redhill
Singapore 159471
(Near Spring Singapore Bldg)

New Opening Hours :
Mon to Sat 11 am – 7 pm
Closed on Sun and Pub Hols

Looking forward to see you!

Storck Fascenario 0.7

The New Paper, Sun, 13 February 2011
- by Danson Cheong

The Storck Fascenario 0.7 is built with proportional tubing so it fits the rider better for a more comfortable ride. Weighing in at 790g for the frame alone, the Fascenario 0.7 is the second-lightest bike by the German bike maker.

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Cycle-Delic

Sat-Sun 12- 13 February 2011
- by Kenneth Tay

KNOWN as the first bike designer to employ tough and light carbon fibre for bicycle frames, Markus Storck, founder of Storck Bicycle GmbH, is steering his company toward greener pastures - in its literal sense. His latest project aims to combine green engineering and his expertise in bicycle designs - in order to revolutionise the way people commute.

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