Fashion Parade was a blast!
Big thanks to Flash and the organisers from BFF Sydney
Photos and a video on Jakes excellent blog SydneyBodyArtRide
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Big thanks to Flash and the organisers from BFF Sydney
Photos and a video on Jakes excellent blog SydneyBodyArtRide
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The Bike Film Fest is back. For 2008 there are a whole bunch of super cool satellite events happening as well starting this weekend. Have a look at the full program here.
Check out Road edge on Saturday night..
ROAD: EDGE
Quirky, edgy streetwear with an underground tribal twist, paraded to a funky soundtrack , and music by DJ Ollo. The free event will be held in May Lane, a renowned street graffiti gallery, with hand crafted designs by Flash, Cheeky Monkey, Skingrowsback and other designers.
The free party will run from 7pm to 10pm this Saturday, November 1, with a licensed bar open in the lane for one evening only. Road: Edge is a perfect opportunity to explore the heady mix of tribal fashion and to support the worthy cause of improving conditions for Sydney’s cyclists.
Then you’ve got a few days to recover before the opening of the exhibition that we’re hosting – The Mystery tour photo exhibition – which will be gracing the shop for November
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Matt sent us a link to a slideshow of his trip..
Just wanted to thank you once again for recommending and building up my cherry red Surly LHT in early 2006. Here are some photos of our most recent bike tour across Alaska. The bike performanced brillantly fully loaded, yet again, including on the 1000km of dirt roads that we traveled on this tour. To date the only major change I have made (apart from maintainence and replacement parts) is changing out the stock saddle for a brooks.
Alaska on a Bike from Matthew McCarthy on Vimeo.
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Just a quick blog post from me (Nick) – a couple of cool links that I wanted to share:
Cheers!
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Sunday November 16 1pm till sundown.
Yep, a little earlier than last years, but still warm enough for a juump into the harbour.
It’s going to be awesome as usual. Vego food by Ruby Murrays (byo barby for the meateaters). Bike-blender cocktails and smoothies. Bike Polo. Everyone friendly alleycat/treasure hunt. Kid friendly bikepath cruise from Cheeky to Pyrmont via the water and the Fishmarkets. Solar powered boombox. And more..
Lee is thinking about a folding bike race.
Anyone got any ideas for other cool stuff we can do?
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When I was recently jetsetting around the world with the lovely Jennifer and our Bromptons we came across the coolest bike shop in Sweden. It’s in the old town near the palace, really small with a bunch of beautiful schkeppshults, Bromptons and a Pedersen on the floor. All around the place was antique bits and bobs . And the best brooks display I’ve seen. I met Martin, who was tuning a 2 speed for the brompton worlds and he gave me a shop calendar with pics of old bikes on it . I think Martin came on the top 20.
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After taking a Brompton out for a spin on Ride to Work day, I can’t seem to get that bike out of my mind. There was something cheeky about the bike that made me feel like a teenager again (well we can all dream!). Then to make matters worse i found this flickr group. It looks like they are having fun over in Europe, customizing their bikes with the same passion and detail as the fixie scene.
here is one of my favorites:
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We’ve got Basil bags back in stock, straight from Amsterdam, thanks to the guys at Gazelle..




We’ve got Blossom Baskets, Preston Shoppers, Postmen Bags and Mirte Shoppers.
In other news, these cool Cargo Bikes are available again. Have a look here for some details. Let us know if you’re interested.

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