March 31, 201412 yr Yesterday, I finally had a chance to check out "Culture Cyclist", the new bicycle store at Putthamonthon Sai 4, located right next to the Image Mall. Probably one of the biggest bicycle stores in Thailand. In addition to LA bicycles (a Thai brand), they carry mostly imported European brands, such as Cube, Corratec, Commencal, Wilier, etc., so I felt right at home. I was looking for full-finger gloves. Unfortunately, the cheapest item I could find was 1000 THB which exceeded my budget by 200 THB. They have a lot of nice and expensive bikes in their showroom, both mountain and road bikes, so it's worth a visit. I am in no way associated with Culture Cyclist, just posting this for info purposes.
March 31, 201412 yr I just picked up a Commencal Meta AM from their original store by Lumphini Park, it's owned by LA Bicycle (Thailand) Ltd. who also happen to be the importers/distributor for all those lovely expensive European brands.
April 1, 201412 yr I just picked up a Commencal Meta AM from their original store by Lumphini Park, it's owned by LA Bicycle (Thailand) Ltd. who also happen to be the importers/distributor for all those lovely expensive European brands.Hi moonoi!why not posting a picture of your Commencal Meta, just to make us drool!
April 2, 201412 yr I just picked up a Commencal Meta AM from their original store by Lumphini Park, it's owned by LA Bicycle (Thailand) Ltd. who also happen to be the importers/distributor for all those lovely expensive European brands.Hi moonoi!why not posting a picture of your Commencal Meta, just to make us drool! Oh sorry, how rude of me....here you go slightly upgraded from stock with Magura MT4 Hydraulic discs, full SRAM X0 2x10 groupset and RaceFace Atlas riser bar and stem
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