Supposed to.

But... according to rumor, this store supposed to open last year.... postponeded to March, then June, then end year...
Until now, still no confirm date.

And according to sources, the guy opening it i filthy rich... He can wait and can keep all the stock. The only problem, he got no expert to help him run the business.

waiting for 2009 model discount ^^

Mmm... Spesh huh.. there's a concept store in Taipei though their drool worthy parts for me are just.. the stumpy's and roubaix niah.
S-works are waaaay too overpriced and gaudy.

Mhmm. I also heard rumors from ex-Rodalink staff that there'll be a new Specialized Concept Store opening soon (not sure when but he said around December) but he didn't mention the location...

*** those car driving freeloaders! ciu cibet nia mah hai drivers, i also pay my taxes and part of it goes to their toll subsidy!
as far as am i concerned, they are bodoh cibets go and compete in the jam. this main p* govt shouldjsut honour the toll agreements and float petrol, see how these linsi ppl who look down on cyclists survive. niamah!

anyone using those home service clamp? since i looking for another stand, i though i might as well get a service stand to clamp the bike for normal storage then also can use it for fixing bike.

Wah bro, calm down, calm down.

it is true, remember when fak lah hike up petrol by 80sen the roads were so much clearer than the air even! it shows actually how many ppl cannot afford to drive to work when forced to pay the real price and that is not even including the full toll prices (thanks to the main pan tat govt)

Hahhahahah..... hakka rude word combo here..... let me count there is 1 ... 2.... 3 .... 4 combo around here.... hehe.... but really true... last time when i work in semenanjung.... my toll fees for month is round 400++.... & the funny is I stay at Tmn Desa go to mid valley jam for 30 min alamak what tat.....

What I meant is that.
There's some forummers that may not like it so better not use *certain words*.

Yeah... you rock. Your Sabah hakka tiao score 110% mark.
He! He! He! He! By the way... pan tat in semenanjung means female part.
He! He! He! I thought more than 4 combo? This is like street fighter only.

Afternoon forecast. Rain and no cycle for everyone.

This whole week's forecast = Raining everyday during evening this week.

Hi,

Anyone know when Gin Huat will open the Specialized Concept store in Kota Damansara ?

i heard is around this month.

anyone now the exact date ?

Looking forward to buy a good bike

It's been rumored for quite a while already.
I doubt anyone knows the exact date.

Looking for good beginner Hardtail bike below RM 3K, if possible RM2K : )

Comparing between Commencal Premier and Specialized Rockhopper price.

Commencal is with avid juicy hydraulic and Deore 2010 below RM 3K but the frame is not hydroformed.

Specialized Rockhopper is a good frame well known in many review.

I believe in lower range bike frame, most are all about the same.
So, different brand, probably still produce by same company.
e.g. Giant.


But accessories... hmmm... to me, most of the items you will get with sub RM2k bike, are almost the same. Some will do gimmicks...
e.g. Merida TFS 500 Malaysian version which using XT RD... to show some bling on ur bike. But you know... this won't change much in term of your bike performance.

I paid RM2k+ for my Merida Matts 40. I got Hydraulic Tektro Auriga disc brake with 180mm front. But having Suntour XCT fork, no brand wheelset and chekai tires.
If compared to other brand bikes, at similar pricing, e.g. BH Spyro, you get Suntour XCM, alexrims, Quadro hubs and Tioga tires. Disc brake? Shimano 575.

So... just be careful.

When want get.. look for performance parts. cranks 2010 deore or lower end Alivio... it actually doesn' really matter.

I agree with you.
Btw, Giant produces bikes for other brands?
May I know what brand of bikes, Giant produces?

wah you cound like a pro edi! you cloned sniper is it?

Anyone know the different between hydroformed Frame and not ?

Hydroforming (Wikipedia)
"Hydroforming (or hydramolding) is a cost-effective way of shaping malleable metals such as aluminum or brass into lightweight, structurally stiff and strong pieces. One of the largest applications of hydroforming is the automotive industry, which makes use of the complex shapes possible by hydroforming to produce stronger, lighter, and more rigid unibody structures for vehicles. This technique is particularly popular with the high-end sports car industry and is also frequently employed in the shaping of aluminium tubes for bicycle frames."