My life, hobby, portfolio
My life, hobby, portfolio
Rear derailleur cage project（continuing） After the success of the Valve Project (yes, I’ve started selling this valve stem fairing online, and it’s selling quite well!), many cyclists have suggested that I develop an aerodynamic rear derailleur cage. Its wind-breaking effect…
After the Covid pandemic, I started to join my dad’s weekend group for 100KM to 160KM ride. Their AVS is 35KM/H which is very fast for me. In order to stay in the group, I started to make aerodynamic improvement…
October 2022’s crisp autumn made Dian Shan Lake’s 100KM RAW ride ideal. We started at 8 a.m., 20 cyclists gliding along the lakeside. The first 20KM felt effortless, but by 40KM, my legs burned. On flat pedals, my feet slipped,…
October 2021 felt like a double win day—first, I joined RAW’s group ride along the Tai Pu River and walked away with my very first medal. But the real excitement hit after the ride, when I hopped back on my…
In 2021，my little brother Alvin（6years old）started learning to ride a bike. My old mountain bike (the one I used before the steel road bike) is now his first “real” bike. He wobbles a little at first, but he grins every…
As a bike rider since primary school grade 3, I really enjoyed riding bicycles in the nature. My longest riding experience was riding around Tai Lake of 300KM. But after getting into middle school, I suddenly started to grow quickly,…
After a year-long pause in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, RAW finally brought back its group ride on Chongming Island in April 2021. I was in year 7 and got picked as the leader—all because I knew the island’s…
2019 was the year I stopped just “riding bikes” and started mastering them—all because of my new road bike. That sleek, aerodynamic frame didn’t just look cool; it unlocked a whole new level of speed and control I never knew I had.…
March 2019 brought spring’s first soft warmth to the Shanghai city, and RAW’s “Cycle for Love” donation ride felt like a hug wrapped in bike wheels. The rule was simple but powerful: every kilometer we rode meant one yuan donated…
Dawn broke over Tai Lake on day one of the 300KM ride, painting the water pink and silver. Dad and I adjusted our helmets side by side, “Saturday” (my steel road bike) and his black road bike leaning against each…
