Today is a special day for Cycle EXIF: I’m proud to welcome Tokyo Fixed as our new site sponsor. Their support will keep the fires beneath our servers stoked and our musettes filled.

Tokyo Fixed started life 5 years ago as an online store in Tokyo. They have since opened a shop front in London’s Soho, which continues to grow into the city’s primary source for quality cycling parts and accessories. They specialize in everything fixed, including rare Keirin frames and classic Italians. They aren’t limited by the fixed gear scene, however, they also have an extensive collection of classic road frames and components, and are more than happy to build to up your dream bike. Take a browse through the Shop Build set on their flickr for inspiration.

You may recognize some of the collaborations that Tokyo Fixed have been involved with. Feather Cycles and Death Spray Custom are regular conspirators, the bike they created for the Nike Tied Together project was an amazing machine, based on Akira’s motorcycle. Be sure to keep an eye out for more exciting builds, I’m looking forward to featuring them on Cycle EXIF.

Whether it’s apparel, bags, parts or a complete build, you’ll be able to find what you need at Tokyo Fixed. Check out their web shop here, and keep an eye on the blog for news and updates.

Cycle EXIF supplies a daily dose of commuter bicycles, custom bicycles and classic bicycles.

Cycle EXIF has a new supporter on board, The Little Mule Co. Located in Melbourne, Australia, The Little Mule is a builder of bespoke single speed and fixed gear bicycles. Their proprietary frame is the 700c Little Mule, a well-heeled steel frame that can be tailored to your personal preference. The dashing bike featured here, in a shade of British Racing Green, was assembled specifically for today’s Melbourne Tweed Ride.

While you’re waiting for your new bike to be assembled, you can enjoy a coffee at the bike-friendly Little Mule Co. Cafe. Delicious baguettes and snacks are available, made from fresh ingredients sourced from the nearby Victoria Markets. All the ingredients required for your new bicycle are available in the workshop, and also in their webstore.

The Little Mule can be found at 19 Somerset Place, Melbourne. Coffee, food and a new bike, all at the same place. Perfect.

Cycle EXIF supplies a daily dose of commuter bicycles, custom bicycles and classic bicycles.

The Cycle EXIF Bicycle Calendar 2011 is now live and available for purchase. It features 13 of our most beautiful and popular bicycles from 2010. We’ve included January 2012, so you can plan ahead over your New Year. You probably know most of the bikes and builders. We’ve got Prolly’s Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra, Zodiac Engineering’s Terrible One, Townsend Cycles Grass Track Racer, Fast Boy Cycles Dingle Speed, Kinfolk’s Autumn and the best from Hufnagel, Seth Rosko, Horse Cycles and Deus CYCLEWORKS.

All the images have been taken by professional and exceptional photographers including Sasha Eysymontt, Joshua Hoffman, Alexander Soria, Paul Reynolds, Tristan Cardew, Grant Ray and Blaine Davis. The design is easy to read and understated with elegant typography.

Printed by Hewlett-Packard’s MagCloud operation, the finished item is saddle-stitched, printed onto 80# FSC-certified paper stock, and measures 16.5” x 10.75” (41.9 x 27.3 cm) when opened. If you live in the US or Canada you’ll have four shipping options to choose from, and most overseas orders will be dispatched via USPS Priority Mail International.

Check the page-by-page preview here and if you like what you see, get your order in. Then you’ll be able to enjoy the best of Cycle EXIF even when you’re not at your computer.

Cycle EXIF supplies a daily dose of commuter bicycles, custom bicycles and classic bicycles.