Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Thursday, 13 October 2011
Hutchinson Tyres
Sign me up for a pair of handmade Hutchinson tyres... Have a read of Ian's article on the Rouleur blog
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Saturday, 1 October 2011
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Jour de fĂȘte
Who's up for the movies? Anyone seen Jour de fĂȘte (Festival Day)? Apparently it's the ultimate French messenger movie?
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Street is Watching at Carhartt Gallery Bordeaux
Good friend Oliver Pratt is in a group show with Phillipe Laurent and Nicolas Fontas at the Carhartt Gallery in Bordeaux. If you're in the area, drop in and check it out for me! Nice one guys!
Thursday, 30 September 2010
Wayfarer French foldie
More great photography by Mr Bonaprat of Digital Milk. Anyone have a vintage French foldie they want to give me as a collaborative project..?
Monday, 19 July 2010
Got a bluebird on my shoulder
I posted earlier the work of a very talented designer called Will R, and he sent me a link over the weekend to his tumblr... Wow! Once again I'm completely impressed and amazed by how an artist can apply their style to an array of media and still maintain a recognisable consistency. Great stuff Will R! Have a look at his tumblr for more of his creations, including his freaky freaky toys...
Monday, 5 July 2010
Had my fingers around the back of your chair, you'd never miss a thing but you missed me there
File under: Inspiration. James Bowden is a very talented and enterprising photographer. He and his mates have created this beautiful book about their bicycle and surfboard powered adventure down the western coast of France. Quite the extraordinary tale is told, in The Bourgeois Bicycle Caravan. Head over to James Bowden's website to read the rest of the intrigue and purchase your copy, a must for any bicyclophile or adventure photography enthusiast. Via the Bike Blog Book!
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
Get this bus in top gear, get me out of here
Fafi is one of my all-time favourite artists/designers simply for her prolific work and her collaborations with adidas. So if any local brats start hanging around her fierce bike with covetous eyes, I wouldn't hesitate to take 'em down! Lucky Fafi is fierce enough herself to see them off! Check out more of her stories on her blog!
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Precious people always tell me, that's a step, a step too far
Really wish I could've been involved with this, the Fireflies ride for Leukaemia fund raisers, Leuka. The riders complete their 8-day tour tomorrow, the 23rd of June. Colnago created a special edition Master for the ride, and it's a fine piece of work. Well done everyone involved. Maybe we can organise an Australian edition for next year? Count me in. Check out the gallery of photos on the Fireflies website. Via Creative Review.
Thursday, 6 May 2010
Oh girl I don't know all the reasons why, I found the answer lookin' in your eye
Well, all's fair in love and war, I guess. The Parisians decided they could better the Britons and their Tweed Run, and had a Beret & Baguette Ride. Brilliant! Check out more photos on pignonfixe.com! Thanks PC!
Labels:
art,
bicycles,
fashion,
fixed gear,
France,
photography,
vintage
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Honey when you knocked on my door I gave you my key
I miss film. Some immortal snaps by Ian Nutt, a compadre of Simon Lamb, the editor of one of my favourite reads, La Gazetta Della Bici. Lance Armstrong and Marco Pantani battling it out on Ventoux. The yellow and the Mercatone leader's jersey rally pop against the French sky. My legs, however are starting to ache just looking at these...
Labels:
bicycles,
France,
old school,
photography,
summer,
vintage
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
And the weight of the world is only sky
Southsiders Motorcycle Culture is one of my favourite motorcycle blogs, because of its (typically) superior sense of style and varied subjects. Anyway, the post today was particularly significant because of Vincent's dissertation on bicycle polo. Did you know bike polo was an Olympic sport in 1908? Get the whole lowdown on the Southsiders MC blog!
Friday, 26 March 2010
I guess I'll have to put your flat feet on the ground
One of my favourite blogs, Digital Milk, just posted these beautiful images of small and folding bikes around Paris. I'm loving the tubular and modular look of these frames, a perfect blend of function and form. If anyone comes across one of these frames, let me know, I've got an idea for a restoration project! Thanks Bonaprat!
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Don't get me wrong it's not a new method
Lookin' good! Benoit's Cinelli. Finally, a Vigorelli brave enough to look different to every other same-same Vigo out there! Can't wait to see how this builds up. Rock 'n' Rollin Fixie Riders!
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