Nov/30/2009 Archived in:
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Spotted @
Fixed Gear Extravanganza.
The Analog is a complete bike based on the Analog aftermarket frame and fork. It's a pure fixed gear freestyle bike, it is not a traditional track bike! It's strong enough to trick, but still very light. The bike is built around a frame with the same geometry as the aftermarket Analog frame and uses the same tubes as their dirt jumping frames. The fork is also made by NS and it's geometry and overall function correspond with the aftermarket Analog fork. A radical no-compromise trick-track bike that can also function as a great bike for high-speed everyday commuting. They made sure that this new bikes gets the same attention to detail and the same focused design as all our other products.
The Analog is their all-new premium level trick frame. It has many of the features that they used to make the lightest dirt jumping frames on the market: the Majesty and Suburban. You will get an ovally machined headtube for weigh saving, their really special high-end tubeset with offset multi butting (this means that the tubes are round from the outside, but inside you will find a lot of complex thickness changes). The tubing is 100% cromoly made by Tange Japan, and what's most important, trick specific geometry. This means you can run 38x700 tires, you can barspin and still have a crisp geometry. Like all their frames, the analog has a super clean minimalistic design. This Analog is designed to be used with a short reach stem (40-60mm) and will handle just about any abuse that you can dish out. You can build the Analog frame into a radical trick-track bike that can also function as a great bike for high-speed everyday commuting.
Their RNS and Fundamental forks are a common sight in loads of trick-track bikes, so they decided to take these products one step further and make a fork specifically designed for fixed gear trick bikes. You will get a lower axle to crown height than on MTB forks to keep your steering sharp, but at the same time you will still be able to barspin with this fork on the Analog frame. Even though the fork is built to withstand serious abuse, the weight remains nice- they used all our knowledge from the dirt jumping fork line when building the Analog. You get triple butted legs, multi-butted CNC steer tube, a threaded steer tube with alloy top cap and our full heat treatment process that takes place after welding.
Check it out @
NS Bikes.
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Nov/28/2009 Archived in:
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On August 15th, my Pista Concept along with Jake Ricker's purple 3Rensho were stolen during the Rose City Fix event. Recently, I received an email from a person who had bought my Pista Concept and found out the bike was stolen. He found my stolen post and immediately contacted me. I recovered it yesterday… intact minus a front gold H Plus Son rim laced a Phil Wood low-flange hub. The person who bought my bike described the potential thief as a person who pushed a shopping cart around… collecting bottles. This was not a homeless person since it was purchased at a residence near 150th (or more) street in Portland. I hope to get more details on the exact location. Please keep your eyes open if you live in that area. There is a REWARD for the recovery of Jake's bike!
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Received some new tees from Vic @
One Fixed! I like the quality of the screen work... very solid!
Tags: Proper
Nov/27/2009 Archived in:
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My good friend Satoshi (aka
84) from Japan sent me a nice care package with some bonus goodies from the 2009 CMWC.
Tags: Proper
Nov/26/2009 Archived in:
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Looking forward to seeing Brenton’s new
Dodici frame built up.
Tags: Photos
Nov/26/2009 Archived in:
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Yesterday I received this email:
“I would like to inform you that I may have unintentionally purchased the bike you are missing.... a week and a half ago I purchased private party a Bianchi Pista Concept for the price of $450.00 cash and today I went online and saw your posting. As I mentioned I did pay $450 for the bike and had no prior knowledge that the bike was stolen. Having said that I do not want to be out what I am into it for. You may get back to me via this e-mail address.”
Well, I’m happy to say that this is my bike... minus the missing front gold H Plus Son rim that was laced to a low-flange phil Wood hub. Hopefully, I will get a reply or call from this person who sent me this email.
Tags: Stolen
Nov/25/2009 Archived in:
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Spotted @
bikereviews.com. Yup...
insulated to pack all your favorite beverages packed with ice!
Tags: Bags
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Check out the goods
HERE!
Tags: Shirts, Jerseys, Caps
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A
new site to share your bikes... fixed gear category included.
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Nov/20/2009 Archived in:
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Spotted @
Threemin. Hmm... more and more people seem to be using Hold Fast technology for their straps.
Tags: Foot Straps
Nov/20/2009 Archived in:
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Thanks Andrew for sharing!
See more
HERE!
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The kind folks @
Burro Bags sent me a nice
Hip Bag and a set of their
Billboard Pedal Straps. The medium size Hip Bag is one helluva sturdy bag that is lined with recycled billboard banner material... which I like. It holds it form and can hold loads of goodies. I easily loaded my mini u-lock, iPhone, set of tubes, levers, Park Tool multi-tool, snacks, and much more. This little fellow also features 2 extra pockets... perfect for your more precious items.
Like the Hip Bag, Burro Bags uses recycled billboard banner material on their Pedal Straps. With the adjustable velcro straps... it’s practically effortless to get that perfect fit. For an added bonus... these straps come with one secret stash pocket. You can use your imagination in regard to what you want to stash. What stands out about these straps is that they are sturdy and not flimsy. So even if you accidentally crush down on them... they will pop back up enough to wiggle your foot back into it.
Big thanks to Jack and everyone @
Burro Bags!
Tags: Reviews, Hip Pouches, Foot Straps
Nov/19/2009 Archived in:
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Spotted @
Rock’n’Rollin Fixie Riders Club.
Part of the adidas Originals Five-Two 3 collection, this Samba has been re-worked by Japanese artist MADSAKI. MADSAKI grew up in New York City and spent time working as a bike messenger. At the time, the Samba had just launched and was the perfect shoe to wear because of how they fit into the clips of the bike pedals – an obvious choice for the collaboration. In a classic monochrome colourway these have a black snakeskin effect upper with a black leather Velcro lace-flaps and white sole detail. –
oki-niTags: Footwear
Nov/17/2009 Archived in:
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I posted a pict of Garrett's Cinelli x MASH frameset a few months ago... but
HERE is a way better pict!
Tags: Photos, Bike Porn
Nov/17/2009 Archived in:
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My good friend Satoshi's new ride... custom built @ the OKAYASU Factory.
Frame/Fork: TETZ-ONE
Headset: Transition Bike
Stem: Thomson Elite (27.0mm)
Handlebars: NS Bike
Seatpost: Thomson Elite (50mm)
Saddle: Fi'zi:k Arione
Cranks: Sugino 75
Chainring: Sugino Zen
Chain: Izumi Super Toughness V
Cog: Grunge
Pedals: Odyssey Twisted PC
Toe Clips: Starfuckers
Toe Straps: SAGlife
Hubs: BORED x Starfuckers Unity
Front Rim: SUNringlé Equalizer
Rear Rim: W-Base Durcus One
Tires: Continental City Contact (Front) / Vittoria Randonneur Hyper (Rear)
Gear Ratio: 42T x 17T
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Nov/16/2009 Archived in:
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For many men putting on a pair of khakis is as much a part of the morning as breakfast. Take a daily operation, and subtly improve it. It's always been how we work at Outlier, and since we weren't quite ready to improve your breakfast, we came up with a better Khaki instead. A cleaner wearing pant, they move freer, breathe better, and handle moisture with ease. Whether you cycle to work everyday, or fly around the world on the regular, a straight up better pant to get the job done.
The Outlier Khaki OGs.
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Nov/15/2009 Archived in:
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The new
Sillgey frame with Bulloüs. dropouts and pins.
Photo source:
Brakeless.caTags: Frames
Nov/15/2009 Archived in:
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See you there.... Portland!
Tags: Film, Events
Nov/14/2009 Archived in:
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Spotted @
DNA Fixed Gear.
Terrence Patrick photo credit:
Matt Lingo / Drew Leshko photo credit: Jesse Johnston
Tags: Photos
Nov/12/2009 Archived in:
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Spotted @
14 Bike Co. Odge’s bike stolen from Canary Wharf. Drop an email to mikefgldn[at]googlemail.com if you have seen it or heard anything about it.
Tags: Stolen
Nov/11/2009 Archived in:
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Love it... check the video out
HERE!
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Nov/11/2009 Archived in:
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Check out more nice photos by Keith Teket
HERE! Also, check out
BMORE FIXED.
Tags: Photos
Nov/10/2009 Archived in:
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The Leader
Riser Street Trick Bars are for everyday street and trick riding. These bars are made out of 6061 Aluminum and are capped at both ends. Also available in polished and white.
Tags: Handlebars
Nov/10/2009 Archived in:
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View larger flyer
HERE!
Tags: Goldsprints, Events
Nov/05/2009 Archived in:
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If your familiar with The Royal Tenenbaums... then your familiar with Mordecai! Vegan friendly with steel rails!
Get them
HERE!
Tags: Saddles
Nov/05/2009 Archived in:
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I finally finished my custom
14 Bike Co Lo-Pro/Pursuit build! Its fast, agile, and super-duper fun to ride. The fillet brazed work is so damn smooth... as well as the custom gold paint job. If your in the market for a custom frame and you're looking for quality, backed with integrity... head on over to 14 Bike Co!
HUGE thanks to John and all those at 14 Bike Co shop! UK is PROPER!
See large picts
HERE!
Frame/Fork: 14 Bike Co
Headset: Chris King "Sotto Voce"
Spacers: Chris King
Stem: Thomson Elite (27.0mm)
Handlebars: B-Witch
Grips: Oury
Seatpost: Thomson Elite (90mm)
Saddle: Selle San Marco Rolls Ti
Bottom Bracket: Sugino 75
Cranks: Sugino 75
Chainring: Sugino 75
Chain: D.I.D. Racing Pro
Cog: EAI Super Star
Pedals: MKS Stream
Toe Clips: Starfuckers
Toe Straps: Toshi Doubles
Hubs: Phil Wood Low-Flange Track (Fixed)
Spokes: DT Swiss Revolution (Front) & Competition (Rear)
Nipples: DT Swiss Alloy
Rims: H Plus Son Formation Face (32H)
Tires: Vittoria Rubino (Front) & Randonneur (Rear)
Gear Ratio: 47T x 15T
Tags: Fixed Gear, Bike Porn
Nov/05/2009 Archived in:
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(Albuquerque, New Mexico)
Tags: Events, Alleycat
Nov/04/2009 Archived in:
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This frame is
LIMITED EDITION raw steel frame with clear powdercoat. Shipment will arrive mid-November and we be shipping by the end of November.
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I knew somebody would eventually make
these...
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Nov/01/2009 Archived in:
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"Designed and fit just for
women, we built our new apparel line with the toughest and softest fabrics we could find." –
ChromeTags: Pants, Outerwear
Nov/01/2009 Archived in:
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I've always loved what
Griffin puts out. Thanks for the heads up
Go Means Go!
Tags: Jackets
Nov/01/2009 Archived in:
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(Inquires @ info[at]verymasa.com)
See more
HERE!
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Nov/01/2009 Archived in:
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Photo credit: John Hargraft (via
Skitch)
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