Blog
Keep up to date with our blog entries on:
or, 
tokyobike store comes to London
Friday, 20th April 2012 at 4:13pm
The super cool Japanese bike brand, tokyobike has opened its first permanent shop in London last week.
It is offering limited edition models, new frame colours, recent collaborations and a whole host of accessories and Japanese lifestyle products at the new store on Tabernacle Street EC2, which opened on Friday 20th April.
It is offering limited edition models, new frame colours, recent collaborations and a whole host of accessories and Japanese lifestyle products at the new store on Tabernacle Street EC2, which opened on Friday 20th April.
Its promotional material says: “An instant hit with urban cyclists due to their simple designs and expert handling, tokyobikes weigh just 10kg and come in almost any colour you can think of and a range of styles. As well as striking new colours- including pastels and the long awaited saffron, the London store will stock the full tokyobike collection and a vast range of accessories including some lesser-known brands like French saddle maker Gilles Berthoud as well as beautifully designed Japanese lifestyle products.”
A great new way to get on 'yer bike.
Click here to see their online store
A great new way to get on 'yer bike.
Click here to see their online store
Tagged tokyobike, London, Opening, Store, Design
blog comments powered by Disqus
Ad Ads Advert Advertising Agency Animation Architects Architecture Art Awards B2B Brand Campaign Construction Design Experiential Fashion Film Funny Innovation Interiors London Marketing Media New York PR Press Press Relations Social Stunt TV Twitter Video Viral creative digital exhibition facebook fun furniture google iPhone innovative installation interactive online photography sculpture social media 2012
Soap Box
- How will the new EU Directive on Internet Privacy affect your web site?
- Dispelling the myths of Social Media
- Increased Return on Investment from Centralised Integrated Marketing
- Putting PR in the Communications Mix
- Making an Impact Face to Face
- Marketing Through Event and Exhibitions in a Recession
- Intelligent Marketing When Times are Tough