So I'm gonna post pictures of it.
Showing posts with label bike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bike. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
The Pedal-Powered Lawnmower
Last Spring, Kills Winsley and I designed this adapter for reel mowers, allowing them to be towed behind a bike.
Today, I saw this on failblog via cyclingWMD:
I think ours is way cooler, seeing as you can actually turn.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
hipster nascar is so ON
Simon of Hipster Nascar on that Traktion(?) video
"Yes, it’s problematic. But does it mean that a group or an identity or a scene are hopelessly corrupted? Rubbish. The fixed-gear “scene,” to the extent that there even is one coherent scene, is born of capitalism. It’s inherently bound up in the relations of production that has cheap frames made from from Indian steel by migrant workers in Taiwanese factories shipped across the Pacific on Nigerian registered freighters crewed by Indonesian sailors, unloaded by Polish dockers in the United States and bought by kids in SoCal from the "local” bike shop that is financed by a small business loan from a Swiss bank. It’s a totality. We exist within it, and to some degree it shapes (though it doesn’t define) our habitus, our opportunities for action."
"Yes, it’s problematic. But does it mean that a group or an identity or a scene are hopelessly corrupted? Rubbish. The fixed-gear “scene,” to the extent that there even is one coherent scene, is born of capitalism. It’s inherently bound up in the relations of production that has cheap frames made from from Indian steel by migrant workers in Taiwanese factories shipped across the Pacific on Nigerian registered freighters crewed by Indonesian sailors, unloaded by Polish dockers in the United States and bought by kids in SoCal from the "local” bike shop that is financed by a small business loan from a Swiss bank. It’s a totality. We exist within it, and to some degree it shapes (though it doesn’t define) our habitus, our opportunities for action."
Saturday, March 7, 2009
freak bikes
I love freak bikes, but when I'm not at school I don't have access to a welder. This is why this bad boy is so much fun. I don't have a picture of the latest incarnation of it, but imagine it with a much longer seat post, and a tube running from the seat clamp to the head tube.
Once the snow melts and the ground dries I'm gonna take it down the nearest mountain.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
out of office
Happy new year, y'all.
I would have updated sooner, but things is hectic around the holidays. Speaking of hectic, I'm going to be in Ashland, Oregon at the United Bicycle Institute starting on the 3rd, and I don't know what my internet access will be like. I fly out of Cincy at like six in the morning, which means I have to leave here at three. It's gonna be a long day.
I would have updated sooner, but things is hectic around the holidays. Speaking of hectic, I'm going to be in Ashland, Oregon at the United Bicycle Institute starting on the 3rd, and I don't know what my internet access will be like. I fly out of Cincy at like six in the morning, which means I have to leave here at three. It's gonna be a long day.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
unmitigated hilarity
http://lexington.craigslist.org/bik/951994878.html
"I am a 38 year old youth pastor at a local church. I built this bike to reach people at the local skate park. This is a custom built bike not a shelf bike. This bike is not hurt, it is like a new one. I have over $1200 in it."
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