Rather than painting her subjects on a flat canvas, 24-year-old artist Alexa Meade paints directly on her subjects with layers of acrylic paint, then either displays them in live installations or photographs them, often contrasting with non-painted subjects and settings.
There are made-for-camping steel cups and then there are Seamless & Steadfast enamel steel cups by Best Made Company. The lower Manhattan-based company, known for making a better ax, thought of everything when they designed the tough-as-nails cups made in a 100 year-old Poland factory using WW2-era machines.
We pride ourselves on being able to find something nearby to pop off a bottle cap, other than an actual bottle opener. Most recently, the trucks on one of our Loaded Dervish longboards proved handy. Never though have we thought of using a bike fork, until now. Introducing the Bike Fork Bottle Opener, designed and...
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Aug 17, 2011 • Comments Closed The lightweight handlebar basket sits strong and sturdy up front, and its waterproof roll top bag is begging to be filled with a 6-pack of bottles, takeout tacos from Hermosa Mexican Cuisine or hoodie for the cool air ride home after work.
Danny Macaskill is back with another insane, soon-to-have-a-million-plus-views video of him doing “No effin’ way” inducing moves on a bike.
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Aug 16, 2011 • Comments Closed Featuring an anatomically contoured platform, the lightweight Ergon PC2 optimizes the biomechanics of the lower leg and feet. The result: a more powerful and comfortable pedal stroke that reduces risk of injury.
The Ultrabox Pop-Up Store, made of a simple plywood frame and perfectly packed here with Brooks saddles, bags, grips and other lust-inducing bike gear from the nearly century and a half old English company.
London-based creative duo Liam Healy and Jamie Elliott, aka JAILMake, designed the handsomely utilitarian Everyday Bicycle to serve as their studio delivery bike and “to pick up supplies for the bbq.”
