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Words by Justine Allasas
Photos by Lance Manuel
Back when the fixed gear scene was only a handful here in the Philippines, getting a hold of a decent track frame was next to impossible with a few limited options. It's either converting old road bike frames, or if you're lucky enough and have the patience, you might find yourself an NJS track bike straight from a Japanese surplus shop.
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Words by Aaron Pugal
Photos by Lance Manuel
These past couple of years we witnessed crazy designs and loud paint jobs taking over the bike world, veering from the stealth look everyone was on back then. But among these heat-sensitive paint and out-of-this-world graphics, there are still a few that still has a soft spot for blacked-out bikes.
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Words by Aaron Pugal
Photos by Lance Manuel
"Jeprox was inspired by the aggressive nature of riding in the city, specifically Metropolitan Manila. It was designed to be an agile and aggressive street machine. A beast in a concrete jungle."
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Words and Photos by Lance Manuel
Back in the day, steel was the common material of choice in building bicycle frames. Due to the advancement of technology, many companies have been fabricating bikes made of aluminum or carbon fiber for of its light profile and ease of manufacturing. And for this reason, mass production made these framesets easily available from any of your local bike store.
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Words by Aaron Pugal
There are tons of reasons why people get a bike. Some enjoy leisurely rides around the park, some use them for commuting, competitive ones race every now and then, daring people get a thrill riding mountain trails.
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