This 6,000-square-foot shop is dedicated to bikes, bikes, bikes. It has a huge inventory of cycling products, accessories and top-of-the-range equipment. All the staffers are cycling athletes and certified mechanics and are on hand to offer professional advice, whether you’re buying your first bike or looking to maximize your race performance. The shop is a certified bike fitter; it provides everything from basic body measuring to advanced performance race fitting using the proper tools of the trade.
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This 6,000-square-foot shop is dedicated to bikes, bikes, bikes. It has a huge inventory of cycling products, accessories and top-of-the-range equipment. All the staffers are cycling athletes and certified mechanics and are on hand to offer professional advice, whether you’re buying your first bike or looking to maximize your race performance. The shop is a certified bike fitter; it provides everything from basic body measuring to advanced performance race fitting using the proper tools of the trade.
One of the first hot dog specialists to arrive in Hong Kong was Hot Dog Link, which has been in business for a formidable 20-plus years. Founded by master German sausage maker Konrad Pschorr, the extensive menu features imported sausages grilled to perfection accompanied by buns of your choosing. Calorie counters rejoice: you can also skip the buns and go for just the wieners solo. The décor may be homely and the surroundings cramped, but the long queues outside this shop are here to stay.
On any given weekday, packs of kilt-sporting kids from nearby Pui Ching elementary school queue outside this tiny hole-in-the-wall for a bonafide sausage fest. After 20 years in business, it’s still the only place in the hood to get a damn good dog. Though it claims to serve only imported German sausages, we spot a couple of non-Deutsch dogs such as merguez and chorizo cropping up on its extensive menu. Hot Dog Link is better than your average dog, and will satisfy any bratwurst craving. Best of all, the price is right and it’s a welcome change to see a weenie, albeit pencil-thin, stretch the entire length of the bun. After all, size does matter.
