I just got the new replacement Nexus 3 Speed Shifter for my minivelo TibiMAC.

nice ! mang Boy !

Japanese commuter bicycles specially the higher end models are installed with alloy brakes. I was able to get extra units for my bicycles as replacement for corroded chromed brakes. I would be replacing the nuts with stainless prior to installation.

Yesterday a friend lend me a book and guess what? It's a bicycle guide "Taiwan Bicycle Source 2011 - 2012".
The catalog is 3 inches thick and contains everything about bicycles made in Taiwan & China. Since Taiwan and China made bicycles, parts and accessories are all around LBS a bicycle catalog like this would be very helpful in sourcing for bicycle items.

I got hold of this motocross bicycle frame which the LBS classified as an old stock. The frame is size 20 and since I have spares of parts for this size I decided to assembled it to a semi lowrider. Next week I'll be sending the frame for painting since I had almost of the parts aligned and tested already.

Just bought these new models of LED lights. Powered by 2AA batteries. Comes in red, white and black housings.
Can be strapped on handlebar or headpost.

My motocross framed bicycle turned to a commuter bicycle. I named it Street Glider.
Newly painted with new parts.

Just came from a bicycle trader who have old bicycle parts and accessories. I was able to source an old reflector for the wheels. It's a Cat Eye RR 2600 but the fittings are gone already so I have to figure out the best mounting attachment to install it.

Cat Eye RR 2600

Together with the round reflectors I got was a set of OGK Motocross grips.

Installing an LED flasher/headlight. I used an alloy step nut and slided it to a stainless steel basket holder and then strapping the LED on it.

Another Cat Eye reflector to add to my collection. Cat Eye RR-219 (Reflector with light).

nice lights mang boy ! does jay have the led lights/flashers in malabon ? if so, i need an excuse to visit you in malabon and have a good meal of malabon food ! best regards to you and mark !

I'll check tomorrow what is available. It comes in three body colors, white, red, and black.

Here's something I got yesterday from a bike shop. A bell with a bug configuration. A bell for bug lovers.

A new dyanamo light for my collection. Made in Japan circular reflector on the lens and I replaced the regular bulb with an LED.

Found this tail light (Sigma TL-25) from one of the local bicycle shops here in Malabon City, Metro Manila.

Green reflector for my Grass Chopper.



Grass Chopper

I bought this chary 3 days ago. It's model name is Flare and wheel set is size 22 x 1 3/8.
So far I just cleaned the bicycle and added a chromed basket and a front / rear LED flashers.
The rims are chromed with a mint condition stainless steel fenders plus good set of white sided tires.
This is my first bicycle for this size in my collection. I will probably have it powder coated after the rainy season.

Flare bicycle after a few modification. New handlebar, hardlock installed, and chromed basket mounted. LED headlight was added.

LED Flashing Pedal. Bought this newly arrived accessory for my son's Dodge Chopper.

Got this G.R.Q. PICO bicycle a few days ago from a friend. The wheelset is size 16" and 20".
I installed a custom kickstand, LED flashers, and a dynamo LED headlight. I still have to source for a white sided tire for the rear wheel and new hubs with stainless steel spokes. The bicycle carrier is good for carrying small pets.

Update on the G.R.Q. PICO Bicycle.
New white Sided rear tire, rear stainless steel spokes, Small Ding Dong Bell, Reflectors and Rear alloy wheel hub were installed.

I changed the seat post and seat to a folding seat post which I bought months ago. It's the seat post most common on Japanese electric bicycles. It straightens up for easy pull out of batteries under the seat but in my case I use it for heavy sunlight to keep my seat cool.

This Cat Eye bell is very useful considering its size. Out of stock at the moment but I would consider having a few pcs. when it comes out in the market again.

Saw this repair by my bicycle mechanic (Olan) yesterday. It took him less than 5 minutes for the repair. Olan does repairs and custom works on bicycles.