Locally Made Carbon Fiber Shoes Is Really Feasible

Bike and Save the Earth

Earlier, when I posted on the Scott carbon fiber biking shoes, I suggested that Boy Pepsi make carbon fiber biking shoes.  Boy Pepsi's shoes (SIDI, local) cost only Plt+ yet are more durable than Italian made biking shoes which usually crack.  His uppers are better. (I hope he reads this wonderful amazing comments)

I think he would have problem with the carbon fiber soles.  I just talked to Ado this morning  and he told me that he knows much about carbon fiber technology.  He said his relative makes carbon fiber exhausts which is exported to an ASEAN country.  He said as expected, this just like making fiberglass parts.  It is easy.  He can make the soles.  He is looking for a broken shoe to make a sample.

I can see an opportunity, where Ado supplies Boy Pepsi with carbon fiber shoes.  Ergo, Boy Pepsi has a new carbon fiber line, that is all ready popular and plenty of buyers and follower.

Our Ride Today, Christmas Eve

Bike and Save the Earth

We decided that we will ride only up to Jalajala cemetery today.  Joel conserved energy thinking it was round Jalajala.  We took off at 8:00 am from Morong and was at Jalajala past  9:30.  At l0:30 we were at Pililla.  We took softdrinks and bananas there c/o Engr June.

At ll:00 we were in Morong. and at Angono past l2:00.  As usual, pace was fast and furious. However, unlike before, thanks to my vigorous stationary bike program,  I can keep pace in touch with the fast ones.  New faces there were Jose who was missing for a while and Ado (the guy from Cardona with long hair)

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL: RECYCLISTS_2010  AND ALL THE CYCLISTS:  ROAD AND MOUNTAIN BIKERS OUT THERE AND THE BLOG FOLLOWERS/READERS.  GOD BLESS.  TAKE CARE ALWAYS.

New Recyclist Uniform Is Now Available

Bike and Save the Earth

Here is the latest Recyclists_2010 uniform.  They are now available.  They can be had for installments.  A downpayment and 5 gives:  on  Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.   Contact Luis for details.  Many took theirs today and wore them on the ride (to Jalajala)  It costs. Pl,350 for the uppers, and Pl,500 for the cycling shorts.

The uniform looks awesome.  Here is the picture:

                                         Front view

                                        Rear view

        This blog/website is at the back, so with the fighting cocks (hehehe)