Showing posts with label Italy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Italy. Show all posts
Friday, 30 September 2011
Corsa Lamborghini Bicycles
Can anyone tell me where I can find one of these? The Lambo, that is...
Labels:
bicycles,
fashion,
Italy,
photography,
vintage
Saturday, 2 October 2010
Tom Pandé x Look Mum, No Hands!

Tom Pandé's piece for a show at Look Mum, No Hands cafe in London, featuring a knitted Guerciotti frame and signed jersey. Lovely! 5th Floor!
Thursday, 19 August 2010
Cinelli Unicantor x Barry McGee
One of my favourite artists, Barry McGee, has extended his collaborative efforts with Cinelli to create a Unicantor reissue to coincide with Cinelli's Eurobike release of artist projects. These include the amazing RAM2 x Mike Giant bars, MASH and Giant bar tapes. Tune into Cinelli's aerodinamica blog for more updates! Via the always rad Benjamin Taylor!
Labels:
art,
bicycles,
design,
fixed gear,
Italy,
Mike Giant,
vintage
Monday, 9 August 2010
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Slinky as my speech may be on this trip you'll ride for free
I am inclined to agree with Alan of Cycling Weapons of Mass Destruction notoriety, this amazing velocipede (a Cilo from 1952) takes Awesome to a whole 'nother level. Kind of why we can refer to bicycles as 'The Beautiful Machine'.
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
When you require streetcar desire for higher heights
New Deda bar tape and San Marco Rolls (thanks Pony Bikes!) on the F. Moser. Polish by Yogi. The rear end chrome is flawless... bindingly reflective! Don't give me grief about the platforms, I've heard it all before. Just about to slap on the Brisbane Outdoor Gear StrapOns. Almost there, just need to put a bit of Back To Black on the hoods.
Monday, 19 July 2010
Waiting on a silver platter now, and nothing matters now
One of the nicest frocks I've seen in quite some time! Fyxomatosis obviously has impeccable taste when it comes to accessorising. Can we get more information on the creator?
EDIT: Word has come through, and I should've searched a little more thoroughly for the creator of the frock, it was none other than Mick from Busyman Bicycles, bespoke leather upholsterer. Thanks Mick!
Labels:
art,
bicycles,
fashion,
Italy,
old school,
photography,
vintage
Tuesday, 29 June 2010
Monday, 28 June 2010
You're the pretender, what if I say that I'll never surrender

For me, to see a custom painted Pegoretti in the steel would be akin to visiting the Sistine Chapel. This is one of my favourite works by Dario yet. He contributed his artistic skills to a titanium frame by Darren Mark Crisp, a very talented builder who resides in Tuscany, Italy. Darren specialises in ultra specific custom ti frames, and places strong emphasis on the importance of 'Knowing Your Builder'. If you're after a supremely high quality custom ti frame, get to know him. Check out some more of his frames on his website and his flickr. Via orme.tv ...well worth checking out too!
Labels:
art,
bicycles,
gouache,
graffiti,
graphic design,
Italy,
old school,
painting
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Yeah, Cracklin' Rosie, get on board, we're gonna ride 'til there ain't no more to go
The Moncler show at Milan Velodrome has been getting some mixed reviews in the Blogosphere this morning, but renowned Garance Doré had an interesting perspective from the stands. Have a look on her wonderful blog!
Labels:
art,
bicycles,
fashion,
fixed gear,
Italy,
old school,
photography,
vintage
Wednesday, 9 June 2010
What's it like up there, do you worry anymore
Some days it feels like this, but I keep myself inspired by dreaming that one day I'll climb up this, The Stelvio Pass. The great thing about climbing up hills is that you know there's a great descent on the other side. Elcyclista via La Gazetta Della Bici!
Friday, 4 June 2010
Step and move your hips with a feelin' from side to side
WANT! Buckle set celebrating Tullio Campagnolo's 80th birthday. On eBay at the moment with a Buy It Now price of US$2,500. Each of these would nicely set of my old Tony Lama belt, thank you very much! Italian Cycling Journal!
Thursday, 3 June 2010
I'm coming to find you if it takes me all night
Let's file this under: Reference for a little project that has been simmering in the skillet for a while now. Dario Pegoretti's creations are, to me, the Holy Grail of bicycles, he is a true artist in every sense of the word. Here are his submissions to the BESPOKE exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.
Everybody keeps on talking about it, nobody's getting it done
Lord knows I've always had a thing for slender Italians, so it's no surprise that I experienced a slight tension and tingle when Fyxomatosis Andy posted these pics as a teaser of the red Pinarello he and Dan from Shifterbikes have recently built up to their usual high level of quality. Head over to Fyx TV and scope it out, well worth it. And if that got your blood and desire levels up, Pony Bikes has a blue Pinny in immaculate condition built up as a single speed which is up for sale at the amazing price of AU$800. If you're in Melbourne, drop into Sasha's shop at 87 Capel Street or check out the other photos on her blog! Someone make it your own before my guilty hand drops down my wallet...
Monday, 24 May 2010
Don't you know it is wrong to cheat the trying man
I've posted this Ciocc of Garret Chow before, that red and white scheme is the exact same as my Conti. Where his ride is a Ciocc Enemy, mine is a Conti Astore. Oh, how I long to get the Contessa back on the road. Spotted on MASH and Pedal Consumption!
Thursday, 20 May 2010
You talked me into the game of chance
I'm usually loathe to repost anything from Chari & Co, although they're one of the many reasons I'd consider moving to NY. But this recent Colnago build for Claudio has made my day! Bask in the glory of celeste and pink awesomeness! More pictures on their blog!
Wednesday, 19 May 2010
Ring in the witching hour, spells that I'm singing
Check out this mad print by Mauro Gatti for UNTHO. Purple bad-ass! Buy it at the Studio Never Tired shop! Design You Trust!
Thursday, 29 April 2010
People try to snatch the credit, but can't claim the card
Thursday, 22 April 2010
Just how fresh can you get y'all, those that are blessed say yes y'all
Well, this must be how they roll in Milan. Photographer Angelo Ferillo's Colnago Pista with a lovely patina. That's obviously his nice assistant friend who is graciously helping him out by holding up his whip so he can shoot off some snaps. More pics on fixedforum.it and check out more of Angelo's work on his blog and flickr! Thanks for the heads up Berlin Fixed!
Labels:
art,
bicycles,
fixed gear,
Italy,
photography,
vintage
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