Showing posts with label luma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label luma. Show all posts

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Luma Shop: Bling it On





















So today I paid a visit to 178 Queens Rd Central to see the new Luma shop.















It must have the best location of any bike shop in Hong Kong, being about a 10 minute walk from Central.
















The window gives a glimpse of what's inside. Bling's the word, with Louis's trademark frame scribbles taking pride of place.
















Inside the bling continues with back lit brick walls and model lycra louts. TT speed machines are a plenty with most stuff prototypes not available to buy (what do you mean it's a shop?). 
















Everything is presented very nicely and I guess you have to take the place as a showroom rather than a 'bike shop'- they're not going to fix your puncture, but if you want something unique creating, be that bike clothing or components, he's a great man to speak to.
















A great example of what he can do is this hipster dream machine- think laquered squiggles around steel lugs, with custom deep sections and rough finish carbon track bars that require no bar grips.
















I'm not sure Hong Kong will quite 'get' this shop but it certainly shows Luma is going from strength to strength and they're ready to move up a gear. Expect big things from these guys.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Japanese Chain Ring


















I paid a quick visit to the Luma show in TST this weekend. Some really nice stuff on display and good to have a chat with Louis. He was talking about a new shop on Queen's Rd. Central, which would be very cool, but what caught my eye the most was this chain ring with a nice etching pattern. It's custom made in Japan by one of Louis's mates- no websites or anything commercial like that, but I ordered one all the same, just for fun. I'll find a bike to put it on in time...

Friday, April 23, 2010

McFaul vs. Luma




















OK now I'm really looking forward to this weekend's Luma event. Great graphic.

http://blog.mcfaulstudio.com/?cat=54

“Bicycle Show” x "Cycling For Education 2010"


















Good to see this event going ahead.

"The Bicycle Show” of Chung Yung Cycle and Luma Sports Fashion, co-hosted by Sowers Action Cycling For Education 2010, will be held from 24 April to 5 May, 2010 at Sport X Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong.

About The Show

The event aims at showing cycling in Hong Kong as an eco-viable choice in the areas of fashionable art, health and wellness, green transportation, and as for this event: fundraising for child education in China. The McFaul Sportswear Collection, created by celebrated British contemporary art designer John McFaul in collaboration with Luma, will also be presented during the event.

The Bicycle Show

Bike aficionados should not miss this show where Cycle will show off their 15 latest and greatest world class bike selections with some are limited editions, such as the recently UCI “Milan-San Remo” World Champion winning bicycle GIANT TCR Advanced SL.

Along with many shiny frames will be displayed, custom bicycle maker Luma also brings us a boutique but singular collection of its two-wheel masterpieces, each are delicately designed in compliance with rider’s physicality, riding style, terrain and preferences.



http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=107412499299968

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Luma Skyline






















Here's a bikesandbuildings bike if ever I saw one... A custom paint job by Louis @ Luma. Louis sorted Harry's barcodes for me and also sponsors colossi's fantastic bike kit. His facebook fan page is here:


http://www.facebook.com/pages/Luma-Sport-International/53972350484