Showing posts with label Bicycle Film Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bicycle Film Festival. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 November 2010

Single Speed and Fixed Gear Show 'n' Shine at the Beach Road Hotel

As part of Sydney's 2010 Bicycle Film Festival, Chappelli Cycles is hosting a Show 'n' Shine for single speed and fixed gear / track bikes. First prize is, get this, a trip to Japan to watch the 2010 Keirin races. It will be held at the Beach Road Hotel in Bondi to coincide with the City To Surf / Cute Commute, Sunday Screening and Wrap Party. It's going to be a huge day, so it's time to get psyched. Check the Sydney BFF site for extra details, and don't forget to RSVP to the Facebook event!

Thursday, 30 September 2010

Wednesday, 14 July 2010

So it's hard to find someone with that kind of intensity


All right! The 5th Deus Bicycle Swap Meet is on! Just booked my stall, will be moving on a stash of old Campy bits 'n' bobs, couple of old frames. Give Piero a call to book a stall or drop in for some haggling! Going to be another great day, the Deus Swap Meets always are, can't wait! See you there... Saturday July 24th!

Monday, 5 July 2010

It won't take long just watch and see, how the fellas lay their money down


Went and checked out the Fixed Up show at The Galleries today. Never thought I'd see the day when one of Sydney's major shopping centres would be bold enough to put on a show like this. Presented by the Sydney Sunday Sessions crew, this show celebrates one year of fun rides and bringing together Sydney riders. Awesome stuff, very slick presentation and thanks to everyone involved for raising the profile of the Sydney scene. Check out more photos of the opening on the Olgood site!

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

The trophy that I made for us in fur and gold



Righto. Here's some snaps of the Onitsuka Tiger / Bicycle Film Festival collab I was fortunate enough to be part of. Finally managed to get down to Lucky & Wolf at The Rats Nest gallery in Darlinghurst, work has been hell this last week so I missed the opening which I was mildly bummed about.

Julia Schauenburg and James W Mataitis Bailey have done a magnificent job of curating the show, thanks guys! The sneaker collab was only part of a show called 'Frames', one of the events held in conjunction with the Sydney BFF.

Check out the wheel Plunkett built out of paper clips! Truly a master wheel builder!

Here's Julia's submission for the exhibition, check out her website, she's an amazing photographer:

Um, that's hers on the left! Taken in Berlin. Not sure who snapped the body builder at the El Alamein Fountain?

Check out the Flickr for my submission. Thanks Sydney!

But the knowledge is the power, the cowards get devoured


Got my grill on Sunday at the Three Point Turnz BBQ and Polo arvo for the Sydney Bicycle Film Festival. It was great to see so many people turn up for it, so many different bikes and everyone had a rad time. Thanks to all the people who put this on, for the BBQ, the cupcakes, the lucky dip and especially Yogi for doing such an Axellent job with the valet bike parking!

Saturday, 7 November 2009