Bicycling Magazine: Bilenky Cycle Works

Bicycling Magazine presents Bilenky Cycle Works. A short film by Andrew David Watson.

Stinner Frameworks : How Our Bikes are Made

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Hufnagel Cycles for Ace Hotel Portland

Oh my gawd, this one is so fucking rad.

– Hufnagel Cycles –

Via Tracko

Music by Kurt Vile – Freeway

Destroy Bikes

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The Way I Roll – Seth Rosko

“ Seth Rosko is a bicycle framebuilder in New York City. Born on Long Island in 1974, Seth found skateboarding and punk rock at a young age, and this inspired him to go in search of an adventure that led him to the city’s Lower East Side in the late 80′s. He spent his formative years entrenched in the DIY/punk scene of Manhattan’s Alphabet CIty, altering jobs in construction, bike messaging, and as a shop mechanicand skate park builder….

After hours projects saw him travelling the world with the band Crash Worship, jumping freight trains across the country, racing vintage motorbike, and building many co-operative skate parks, including the Autumn Bowl in Greenpoint, the C-Squat ramp, and more recently the Nike wave sculpture on the Bowery — all in NYC.” Read more here

Lino Messori – At The Speed of Heart

This is so good. Rare moments with beautiful footage.

Via Tracko

Moulton Bicycle Company – Made in England

These are so fucking good! Pretty stoked.

Meet The Maker – Brian Rourke Cycles

Via Headset Press

Road.cc : “Made In England” Sneaky Book Preview

“ Made in England is a book by frame builders, about frame builders. It takes a unique look at the world of bespoke frame building by showcasing the artisans in England who craft these bicycle frames. The authors, Matthew Sowter and Ricky Feather, travelled around the country along with talented photographer Kayti Peschke, to interview the people who are leading this industry. Each artisan shares their methods, their passion, their skills and their quirks. Through these intimate coversations they express what makes them unique in this international art. The book showcases exquisite photography of the frame builders and their working environment, contrasting the raw, rough workshops with sleek images of the beautifully finished final products.

Kayti Peschke, is responsible for putting this film together.“

Head over to road.cc for more photos and info.

Builders Friday

Thanks Rapha!