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Showing posts with label blog find. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Monday, April 19, 2010

iPad Sprocket Pocket


Spotted @ TOLA

Friday, April 16, 2010

Happy Birthday, Bicycle Kitchen!


Lauren M. Whaley for 89.3 kpcc Breaks down the Bicycle Kitchen History and 5 Year anniversary event in this short clip.


The Bicycle Kitchen is a non-profit organization that runs on volunteers and small donations. Anyone can visit the small space on Heliotrope Drive and Melrose Avenue to learn about bikes, fix bikes or build bikes. The Kitchen provides tools, teachers and used parts.

Spotted @ TOLA

Tuesday, April 13, 2010


Knice Clothing does it again! In continuation with his artist collab series, J Knice has teamed up with Los Angeles based designers 2 Rabbits Studios to create "The Dumpster Diver".

A design these artists have come up with to pay homage to the Freegan culture. With this culture of minimalist values and strong focus on re-using discarded items in attempts to limit the worlds level of wasted resources. The shirt has been made using 100% recycled plastic.

Monday, April 12, 2010

Friday, April 9, 2010

Trafik Site Almost Done!!


For all you LA riders chompin at the bits waiting for the Trafik video to drop, here is a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel. The site is still under construction, but it will be up asap. Click here for the site.

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Monday, April 5, 2010

Mission Workshop: Grocery Run with the Vandal


Mission Workshop clearly knows what daily cyclists need to get the job done. And they've displayed it nicely with this promo vid for the new and improved Vandal. Meat, potatoes, and a 12-pack. Breakfast of champions! Well done guys.


Spotted @ Prolly

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Innovation!

It's the name of the game. And it looks like the guys over at The Monkey Like Shiny are making moves with just that in mind. Looking forward to this handy little piece.


For more info see Tracko

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Pass With Care




The Department of DIY has gone All City here in Los Angeles! These are being spotted all over town in English and Spanish. Well done fellas!!

Spotted @ Tracko

Friday, March 19, 2010

Tony Kornheiser, Still A Raging Douche!




Tony Kornheiser really doesn't sound sorry for his ridiculous "Run down the cyclist" rant that he went on. Listen to Tony and Lance Armstrong speak about it on Tony's radio show here. Personally, I feel like Lance really went soft on him. By the end of the interview Tony and even Lance are just using this as an opportunity to promote themselves. FAIL!

Phil Wood Passed Away



84-year old Phil Wood (@PhilWoodCo) passed away today on his farm in Baxter, Iowa. Since 1971, the Phil Wood Company specialized in hub and other bicycle component manufacturing. In 1991, he sold the company to Peter Enright and other investors. Most of us first came to know Phil Wood's products through the popularity of their track hubs. Reliable, handmade in the US, hubs that set the standard for modern wheel builds. Let's all observe a moment of silence today for Phil Wood. His contributions to the bicycle industry are undeniable.

Spotted @ Prolly

ESPN'S TONY KORNHEISER URGES DRIVERS TO RUN DOWN CYCLISTS



Somebody U-Lock this raging douche!



Here's Espn's comment link, LET THEM HAVE IT!!!

Read the whole story here via Bike Rumor.

People can email Tony Kornheiser at pti@espn.com. Everybody needs to let him know this is unacceptable.

Here is their Corporate info.
CEO: Bruce Gilbert
VP of Operations: Dennis Glasgow
Executive VP of Sales: Rick Carmean

Address:
Red Zebra Broadcasting (ESPN 980)
1801 Rockville Pike Suite #405
Rockville, MD 20852
Office Hours: 8:30am-5:30pm (Monday-Friday)
Phone: 301-230-3500


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Written by Sean Martin. Nice work Sean!!

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Yet another...

funny thing from a fixed gear blog. This conversation just cracked me up and I thought it worth sharing. Enjoy!