One's Waiting...

[Binch Shin]

I'm Binch Shin from Korea Republic and going to introduce my friend, Seong-Yong Jung.
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There is a man who is an enthusiast of A-bike in Korea.

When he was 37 years old(at the year 2004), he was a president of an online game company.
His development team was making an online shooting game named “Tanky”


At the same time, he was an activity member of a bicycle rider’s internet café.

When he found out A-bike on internet news, shouted “That’s Great. This is the bicycle that I dream!”

He had been waiting the launching date of A-bike.
But unfortunately, his company met the bankruptcy and the launching date of A-bike was often delayed.
Everything did not turn out as he wished.

At last, 26th Aug. 2006, He received his own A-bike.

This is his smile. Looks like a Special Force of North Korea. Hee Hee

Now, he is the manager of a huge community named "Korean A-bike Cafe"; members 600, visitors 8,700

Some beautiful photos of A-bike

[Garry]

Welcome to the forum! It seems the A-Bike is becoming popular in the Asian cities, and I can guess why. Firstly their roads are rather better than ours And the public transport is better there, so A-Bike seems well suited to that environment.

Your photos are wonderful. I'd like to ask for permission to use them on this website.

Garry

[Binch Shin]

Glad to contact you, Garry.

Of course, everybody can use these photo.

Korean subway transport system is perfact in the capital region but at the same time, Korean doesn't like to use bicycle.
Because here are too many cars(population 48million, number of cars 15million) thus bicycle rider always feels crisis on any road here.

Binch Shin

[Garry]

You're lucky! We have about 55 million people and probably more than 55 million cars!