Coffee & Cycle Shop.

Cycling has been always my favorite hobby. It didn't started like a hobby, it was a interest to ride. Then, it became a need and slowly turned into a passionate hobby.
My first cycle ride was at the age of 12. I basically learned cycling making scissored legs inside the bar and wrapping the seat with hand.
Slowly, traveling ins and outs of towns in cycle became a part of life.
It was like a great deal for me to own my cycles during my early teenage. However, common households doesn't look up to cycles as a branded products.
There was a common perspective in people that all cycles ride the same,and are same.
So, even in my early days I used to jump the street-cycle trying to make it fly. No, I couldn't
make it fly. Even a slight flight of front air would be the achievement back then.
Now, how hobby has changed understanding the priority shifting towards a new need in cycles as well. And, that need or strong desire always takes me place to explore and learn different models of cycles.

While I was in Kathmandu. This shop really gazed the attention and I decided to sneak in for a while to get a glance. The vibrant space with coffee shop inside was filled with cycles of different models. Basically, I always Wanted one cycle that I could attempt a downhill. I use the most of the cycle I have now still, the need to upgrade is always there. Cycles make me realize that Some items are not of the luxury but are part of our desire to discover your limits.
Here are some photographs of the bikes and the shops that I would like to share with you all.

Basically in Nepal, still cycles are a common vehicle used in Nepal. These expensive cycles are with the one with strong passion to pedal.
Hope I could get one soon. Not a Hardfork Mtb bike but eyeing for a beginner MTB Trek would do great.

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