...and speaking of keirin berlin

It seems Mo is having a perfect time in Japan, still. See him in the back, giving a hand with the fork, at the Bomber Pro workshop. JEALOUS for for such a deep insight into Keirin Culture! Best wishes to Tokyo!

seen at keirin berlin

I want a trash-bin with a keirin-number-decal, too!



Speaking of numbers, they also have limited number-stickers, here.

team leader

Sick. Nice. Inspiring. My knees hurt from watching them ride those hills.

San Francisco to Seattle from Matt Lingo on Vimeo.

filmed by bike, Call for Entries

HOW TO ENTER:
Movies must have a bike theme
See website for details and an application
Deadline is February 15, 2010

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Since 2003, Filmed by Bike has brought bike-themed movies to the silver screen. The festival takes place every April in Portland, Oregon, USA, but entries come from around the world. The next festival is April 16-18, 2010 at the Clinton Street Theater. The festival features nine screenings and an opening night street party.

Filmed By Bike

chicks sell

I came across this one on CWMD, and my first thought was - "Oh he found another "chicksonbikes", "girlswithbikes", "bikesandboobs", "ipostbikeswithgirlsonflickr" or so photolog. I was wrong. It's yet another try at getting more attention for a bike-related ebay-item. And what shall I say?
It worked out just as great as the good'ol moots, because here's the link to ebay. Another butt behind the jump, and I certainly like that butt much more than those bikes.

velodramatic's aweinspiring photo

I sometimes drop by VeloDramatic for some nice bike-related photographs. And boy, this time I wasn't left unhappy. I love this photograph in particular. Taken somewhere close or in the deathvalley. I confess, I did not read the text, because I always went back to take another look at this photograph.


here's the link to the posting

Best part, there are prints available on request. Maybe you'll find a shot you'd really like to hang in your shop or at your desk. So you'll have something to look forward to at work.

ctrs, london to paris

LONDON TO PARIS from Amazing Grace on Vimeo.

I am curious how this one will turn out. Even though, I was a bit surprised about seeing this ride turn into a filmed documentary. I thought the CTRS blogposts, which I enjoyed reading, were it. So hearing about a follow-up movie is cool, but it also left a bad taste in my mouth.
No bad respect, but it just seems as if in todays media-saturated times, things only become really meaningful/worthwhile, if you can share it on the world wide web, or have it on tape and make a movie. Kinda funny. Ok, and now I'll shut up and keep on looking forward to seeing this. ;) link