8.29.2008
8.28.2008
Epitome of...
Traitor Cycles
Really feeling this frame! It seems that Traitor Cycles has officially launched itself into the urban steel bike world. At $580ish for a frame and fork, it's going to have a pretty great run if I do say so myself.
8.27.2008
RIP Surly Street Stomper...
Did a 180 tonight and felt a pop. Did another one and felt the bike go "limp". Got off to examine the frame. Nothing visibly wrong with it. Stepped on the non-driveside pedal and SNAP. It snapped.
8.26.2008
Insight / Dopamine
Australian brand Insight has created a new campaign entitled dopamine.
These two images are strikingly beautiful...
Actual Pain and Mishka
Brooklyn-based Mishka and Seattle-based Actual Pain teamed up to produce this slick New Era. I got mine already, now hurry, go get yours! I promise you, it's pure evil...
American Architecture Awards
Bustler has coverage of the 2008 American Architecture Awards. Established in 1998, the awards focus on new architecture designed in the United States. This covers built and unbuilt works. I've attached my two favorite designs.
8.25.2008
Lebbeus Woods
Lebbeus Woods has been one of my favorite Architects since I first got into Architecture. His work reminds me of some parasitic intervention in a post-apocalyptic world. Aside from acadamia, Woods has received very little recognition, which is why this article in the Times caught my attention...
8.24.2008
8.23.2008
Nike 21 Mercer Timelapse
8.20.2008
Gettin' my Gangsta On!
My Gansta track is getting adorned with the work of LamourSupreme and Greg Mishka this week, then it's off to the painters! Brooklyn Machine Works finally finished their design for the 50cm [approximately 58 sq] Gangsta Tracks!
Step it up people. This is the future of track bike tricks!
Stop Making Sense
The city's Department of Transportation announced yesterday that it had installed nine temporary bike racks designed by musician/bike enthusiast David Byrne. The racks stand out in design and color— shiny red, black and silver— and are intended to promote bicycling, which has been a main emphasis of the current transportation commissioner, Janette Sadik-Khan. Eight of the new racks were installed in Manhattan, with the other in Brooklyn.
“It was important to me that these new racks be the same thickness and material as the existing racks—to help identify them as practical bike racks and not just modern art,” Mr. Byrne said. “The locations about as perfect as one could imagine — Wall Street for the dollar sign and Bergdorf’s for the giant high heel!”
Each rack has a name and a design that relates to that specific location. Appropriately named, "The Hipster" rack is on Bedford Avenue near N. 6th St. in Williamsburg. See all nine locations here.
Jeff Koons goes Razzle
Artist Jeff Koons has painted a yacht in the WWI camoflage pattern known as Razzle Dazzle. I think this particular pattern is called Penguin. Although the technology to paint in halftone wasn't available back then.
Via Hypebeast. Yes Hypebeast, it's called Razzle Dazzle. Do some research!
8.19.2008
Mishka Fall Preview
Mishka is releasing a fall shirt preview a day for a week. So far, this is my favorite. More KMFDM references please!
8.18.2008
Car Scratchers
It seems Fixie Inc is back at it with another special product for the Fixed Gear kiddies. Another way to take down those evil fascist cars [that was sarcasm, I think the idea is dumb]! If ulocks weren't enough, now you can scratch the hell out of the sidepanels of cars as you pass by.
Two things that bother me:
-If unplugged bars aren't bad enough, now you can impale yourself.
-If you do "scratch" a car, chances are, you're going to fall off your bike...
Their other products seem pretty legit though!
8.15.2008
A Day Out with Kai
A DAY OUT WITH KAI from hc100 on Vimeo.
8.14.2008
So, you wanna be a keiran racer?
Life of pupil
6:30 Rising
6:45 Roll call
6:50 ~7: 10 Training
7:10 ~7: 40 Cleaning
7:40 ~8: 10 Breakfast
9:00 Lesson alignment Monday (in case of holiday, the next day), morning gratitude is executed
9:05 ~9: 50 1st time limit
9:55 ~10: 40 2nd time limit Executing training mainly
10:45 ~11: 30 3rd time limit (Saturday 9: 00~12: To execute training in 20, in the afternoon free time)
11:30 ~12: 30 Lunch Time of lunch 11: 30~12: It makes 10.
12:40 Lesson alignment (Saturday 12: 20~13: 00, Sunday 12: 00~13: It makes 00)
(12: 30~12: Time of 40 is training setup time)
12:40 ~13: 25 4th time limit
13:30 ~14: 15 5th time limit Executing subject class mainly
14:25 ~15: 10 6th time limit
15:20 ~16: 05 7th time limit
16:15 ~17: 00 8th time limit Executing training mainly
17:30 ~19: 10 Bath time Permission is needed for the bath time other than designated time
17:45 ~18: 45 Dinner
19:15 ~19: 45 Self study
19:50 Roll call Saturday Sunday and holiday makes free time
22:00 Going out
Use of television
(Weekday) 7:45 ~ 8:50.11: 30~12: 30.17: 00~19: 15.19: 45~21: 55
(Saturday) 7:45 ~ 8:50.12: 00~21: 55 (Sunday) 7:45 ~21: 55
Use of telephone
(Dispatching) Only public telephone. Use failure other than free time.
Nighttime, 21: It makes up to 45. (Reception) Agency telephone. 20: 00~20: Only between 55 acceptance.
Going out
Sunday the 8:30 ~17: 30
[not
]
* Drinking smoking.
* Use of violence.
* No permission loan.
* Every betting, and its similar behavior.
* Buying and selling and exchanging the goods.
* Loan of money.
* No permission going out and staying out.
* Be late in returning school time.
* Bringing and using the campus use prohibition item. (The portable telephone, in addition the communication equipment is included)
* No permission interview.
* No permission defect section.
* Scribbling, and pasting paper.
* The private use in the going to hospital intended going out middle. (Meal and shopping)
* Food and drink (raw ones) bringing.
8.13.2008
Machine Head
These photographs by T. Sobajima of Japanese-architect Norisada Maeda's newest built work are strikingly beautiful. By keeping the space open, the experience of the inhabitant is drawn less to the noisy field of connections at the metal panels. I typically don't enjoy seeing very pronounced hardware, but this is an exception!
8.12.2008
Count Thy Buttons
Jen at Gnarlitude insists this is one art show not to miss, and I believe her. It will be Patrick Griffin's first solo show and the concept sounds pretty damn amazing. Apparently there will be a giant wall resembling a leather jacket with dozens of oversized buttons on them— pretty cool right? If art isn't enough to drag your butt outside, maybe you'll be into the special performance by TV Baby (members of A.R.E. Weapons). It all goes down this Thursday night from 6-9pm at the Journal Gallery in WillyB.
168 N 1st St.
8.11.2008
High Speed Looks
8.10.2008
Epic Weekend!
I just uploaded my friend Richard's pics from this weekend to my Flickr account. Here's a beast of a pic to give you an idea of the epicness!
8.08.2008
DART update
Mishka has uploaded some new pictures of the DART riders. Well, some of them anyway. We'd like to welcome Sam Miller and Justin Taylor to the group. We'll be adding more pics soon too. Thanks to Jose Martinez for the pics.
BFF pt. 3
Trackies Arrive in Beijing!
Cycling News has some amazing photographs of the track racers warming up in Beijing for the Olympics.
8.07.2008
Homeroom
SF streetwear company Homeroom has a shirt with a Pista Concept and HED3 wheelset on it. No comment, but Supermighty did it better... THANKS TONY!
Bmore Tour
8.06.2008
8.05.2008
Sublimation Powdercoating
Geekhouse Bikes boasts a new powder coating process called sublimation. Yes, any graphic pattern can be applied to bicycle frames. Really bad ass!
Burial Revealed!
My favorite current producer has revealed his true identity via his Myspace! hi for a while theres been some talk about who i am , but its not a big deal i wanted to be unknown because i just want it to be all about the tunes. over the last year the unknown thing become an issue so im not into it any more. im a lowkey person and i just want to make some tunes, nothing else. my names will bevan, im from south london, im keeping my head down and just going to finish my next album, theres going to be a 12" maybe in the next few weeks too with 4 tunes. hope u like it, i'll try put a tune up later sorry for any rubbish tunes i made in the past, ill make up for it a big big thank you to anyone who ever supported me, liked my tunes or sent me messages, it means the world to me big up everyone, take care, will ( burial )











