Providing you that one day, same day delivery service with one bike and only one job we got., and we deliver.
Welcome to the official page of Fix Up Your Gear Courier. We are a group of two-wheelers enthusiast who does nothing more than cycling and loving what we do and do best. Having to be Singapore's first bike shop cm courier service located at the sub art culture district in Sultan Gate, proudly to say that what we offer and trying is nothing else than giving a service with full resourceful and professional manner as possible.
18/11/2015
Now this...
Will the front derailleur become obsolete on road bikes? A review on SRAM’s 1x | CyclingTips Road riders have been using double chainring cranks for decades but there is growing interest in 1×11 transmissions. SRAM is the first manufacturer to develop a 1×11 transmission for road use, and in this report, CTech editor Matt Wikstrom takes a closer look at the promise of the new system.
11/11/2015
Alive.
DYLAN BUFFINGTON Dylan Buffington having fun on California Street, with a broken pedal. Artist: Salem Track: King Night
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In The Fix
Messengers, Hipsters, Fakengers
13/01/2015
Just sometimes, we get away with it!!
Welcome 2015
Happy riding people
Stay safe always
19/11/2014
Spotted this custom Cinelli Vigorelli with that awesome sticker... people strap that helmet and ride it like you stole it!
01/11/2014
Ride away with your weekends
10/10/2014
Happy 10-9 Messenger Appreciation Day to all the messlife..
It’s a tradition that started in 1991, when the mayor of San Francisco formally declared October 9 to be a day of annual messenger recognition. Ever since, 10-9—which essentially means “repeat” or “huh?” in radio code—has been celebrated in courier communities throughout the world.
Messengers generally get a bad rap as reckless scofflaws, but from my experience as a courier for seven years in Portland, Oregon (where admittedly a good chunk of the job’s “fast-paced danger” involved weaving through Priuses and trying not to drop my coffee while crossing wet streetcar tracks) many messengers are as safety-minded as possible, out of sheer self-preservation.
It’s hard, low-paid work, and one of the few rewards is the opportunity to ride your bike all day in the rain—still a better deal than any desk job I’ve had since—but it’s not without its car crashes, broken elevators, and hardships.
So if you use the services of bike messengers, tuck a little extra beer money into their pockets today or at least offer up a respectful, courteous high-five. And most importantly, try to steer your conversations away from the weather—they get really sick of talking about that.
Happy 10-9 day, messengers!
Happy 10/9 Messenger Appreciation Day to all riders in Singapore and around the world! Ride hard and stay safe always!
27/09/2014
http://www.nookmag.com/f-u-y-g-courier-your-local-bike-messengers/
F.U.Y.G Courier, Your Local Bike Messengers “There are 1500 bike messengers in New York City. You can email it, FedEx it, fax it, scan it, but when none of that s**t works and this thing has to be at that place by this time, you need us,” goes the opening monologue of Premium Rush (2012).
It's a wet Thursday! Slippery roads, stay safe and be safe messbros out there.