Showing posts with label awesome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label awesome. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

This just made my day...



*PSSST- Kyle's shopping around for a fixed freestyle bike- pass it on!

Via Tracko of course

Friday, January 22, 2010

Campy 75th Anniversary Jersey

Campagnolo produced 75 gorgeous jerseys in 2008 to celebrate their 75th anniversary. They weren't available for purchase, but were instead selectively given away. Well, jersey #09 has appeared on ebay. It's pretty amazing and if I were a gazillionaire, I might think about buying it for a second before realizing how absurd it would be to drop nearly $3k on a jersey.

Absolutely amazing none-the-less though...






Seen at Milano Fixed via Italian Cycling Journal

RITTE VAN VLAANDEREN

So I don't know about you guys, but Team Ritte is quickly becoming one of my favorite non-Pegasus teams out there. They've nailed it with their slogan "Serious racers who don't take themselves so seriously.". I'm sure you've all seen some of the photos that have been floating around out there- they're so good!




Well they just posted some behind-the-scenes pictures and video from their most recent photo shoot:




Check it out!

Friday, November 6, 2009

Awesome.


Awesome indeed. I might need to get a couple of these for a 531 build in my queue.
Get 'em here.
Seen over at Fixed Gear Blog

Thursday, November 5, 2009

“Lance’s Tequila Bike For Girls.”

From Selectism:
Last week the STAGES show opened a three-week stay at the Deitch Projects gallery in New York. I had a chance to attend the opening and take a closer look at some of the pieces. In addition to the works of KAWS, Ed Ruscha, Shepard Fairey and more, New York street-art legend Futura also had a piece that joined the exhibition in New York. I spent a lot of time walking around looking at all the various pieces. There was a nice mix of paintings, photos, and sculptures. One piece that I kept coming back to was Tom Sachs’ object-art piece “Lance’s Tequila Bike For Girls.” It was a mixture of creativity, humor, and ingenuity that I loved. The bike was prominently displayed in the middle of the floor, so that you could walk around it on all sides and enjoy every little detail. Every time I walked by I seemed to notice something else.







Absolutely amazing!

More info here.

Thanks to Ben for spotting it!