Keong Saik Carnival is an inaugural street festival that aspires to display the neoteric charms of Keong Saik street, where past inspires present, traditions meets contemporaries and a day where the young and old come together to create memories of new treats on these old streets.

An all-day event created by Potato Head Folk and Division Communications, the carnival showcases the best of yesteryears from legendary local 60’s band to experimental collaborations of traditional Chinese musicians with cutting-edge electronic DJs, as well as avant-rock acts and the freshest sounds of beat-smiths from all across Asia.

Custom Burner is pleased to be creating a display of classic and custom motorcycles for the street bazaar.

To juxtapose the old and new, we prepared a lineup that spans our favourite biking decades; the 60s till the 90s. Many were amazed and brought back to the colonial past with the rare 1961 Triumph Tiger Cub that was specially curated. Two immaculate Hondas; a Dax CT70 and a CB77 drew much attention for that day too. Also on display was a 1978 police-model BMW r60/7 among the classic rides. Many enjoyed the close encounter with these bikes and we had a great day sharing the stories behind each of them.