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Q: Where to buy a fixed gear bike in Beijing?

Hey guys, any one know a good (/cheap) place to buy a fixed gear bike in Beijing? I see tons of people riding them all over the city but where are the shops?

13 years 49 weeks ago in  Lifestyle - Beijing

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natooke is a big company there. I'm in a smaller city so i almost ordered through them. wearefactory5 is in shang hai. They both seem legit and they both ship. I bought my bike from a new fixed gear shop in Hohhot. Don't use taobao. All of my Chinese friend's said bad things about the taobao fixed gear shop owners.

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www.natooke.com

www.wearefactory5.com

 

Both are foreign owned as well.

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Most any bike dealer like Giant or Fuji have them.

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