Mission 20FIFTEEN : The Art of The Ride

Posted on April 23, 2013 by cyclepista

Mission 20FIFTEEN did a well job on these stuff.

“The illustrations take approximately 5 weeks to complete. Each one is made up of hundreds of individual and individual drawings to make up a complete bike. They are all created in Adobe Illustrator making the style 100% vector. This allows me be extremely precise with the art, along with that I am able to give the overall look to the bikes a perfect finish, matching paint, shadows and highlights. The bikes now serve as an archive to a specific period and era in cycling that these athletes competed in.”

Rapha Spring Summer 2013 Vids and Lookbook

Posted on March 1, 2013 by cyclepista

Rapha launches the spring / summer 2013 lookbook and videos. See the videos below.

Check it out more here. Seen on Headsetpress.

444 – Stay Right

Posted on February 22, 2013 by cyclepista

A great film by Gianluca “naphtalina” Camporesi.

“ Luigi Barilari faces Race Across America 2012, a 4800 km bicycle race from Pacific to Atlantic Ocean.“

Nice one!

A Lady Cooks Omelette on the Rollers

Posted on February 19, 2013 by cyclepista

I thought this one is pretty cool. She has some good roller skills.

Seen on HeadsetPress.

Bitchy Tutorial Vol. 01 “Handlebar Maintenance”

Posted on February 13, 2013 by cyclepista

I’d love to see this chick is going to treats a colnago road bike. So rare!

www.gashrouge.com // www.officinesfera.com // www.ptwschool.com

Road.CC : Stoemper Taylor First Look

Posted on February 13, 2013 by cyclepista

Road.cc posted the article about the new bike from Stoemper Bikes called ‘Taylor’. According to their website :

“This is the Stoemper Taylor, a frame hand built in Oregon and born for the roads of Belgium. Steomper, by the way, is a Flemish term for someone who mashes a big gear… who’d have thought.“

The bike is designed to be a tough frame built to withstand the abuse of cobbles, poor road surfaces and aggressive riding. To be raced or just ridden hard. The Taylor is made from True Temper S3 tubes. S3 stands for Super Strength Steel, and uses True Temper’s proprietary heat-treating process. With the increased strength of the steel, the tubes can be thinner, resulting in a lighter frame.

The tubes are TIG welded with hand-bent seatstays and a custom machined head tube. And neat cowled dropouts and tapered chainstays.

In my opinion, this Taylor is such a beast, stiffness and rigid. A frame costs around 1,599 pounds and with a custom painted Enve 1.0 fork 1,899 pounds. For more info and details about the bike, you can see here.

How Bikes Make Cities Cool – Portland

Posted on February 11, 2013 by cyclepista

I am so agree with this. Although in my city it is so hard to make it possible.

Credit by Kona Bikes

Brovet – Old Ridge Road Permanent

Posted on January 25, 2013 by cyclepista

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