Joey Inferno and Joe McKeag
These guys are legit! I am definitely stoked to see more!
keep an eye on LA Brakeless for future edits.
These guys are legit! I am definitely stoked to see more!
keep an eye on LA Brakeless for future edits.
I always love seeing how this guy flows one trick to the next. Hiro did a great job with the edit and captured the man quite nicely.
This week I will be in LA for the Bicycle Film Festival. The rest of the crew will be holding it down at the blog and I will do my best to do some mobile posting. Feel free to tweet me @zlogblog if you want to meet up. I’ll be selling tees and hats out of my backpack for cheap to pay for my trip, so get at me.
Any orders from the Zlog Boutique will be sent out on Tuesday Sept 7th when I get back.
I have posted Fignon’s bikes on here before, but today is a day to celebrate the man. Laurent Fignon has passed on to the next life after a battle with cancer. He truly knew how to rock the powertail like a champ.
Luke of 5th Floor London and his buddy Sam have an interesting Journey ahead which involves a tandem and lots of beer, and it is for a good cause!
What’s the deal?
“Essentially it’s a 1000 mile pub crawl from John O’ Groats to Land’s End tasting the finest ales Britain has to offer… on a tandem. We’ll be cycling 70-100 miles a day, visiting breweries, camping in pub gardens and blogging along the way… http://www.pedallingforpints.com
We’re raising money for Wheels for Wellbeing, a charity who encourages and supports disabled people cycling in London. Everyone that reads your blog knows exactly how much enjoyment cycling brings to them and I think it’s a great chance to help give less-abled people that opportunity… http://www.justgiving.com/pedallingforpints ”
-Luke
Help them on their way by donating here
Man Congo is ridiculous. So powerful…
Nice edit from Wolfdrawn
Pretty funny shit
John has been taking some mighty fine photos. I like this one a lot. Photographing barspins is trickier than it looks! Check out his ‘day in 10 photos‘ series.
and check his flickr too

This poster is sick! Me and my buddy Maiki happened to be checking out Puerto Rico Fixed and discovered this event. I wish I could have posted in time.
The special bike measures strain at different points of the bike. It is hooked up to wires transmitting data back to the van. In this wireless age, wouldn’t it be nice to have an on-board monitor that keeps track of the stress points of the bike? Then you could theoretically anticipate fractures or cracks before they happen.
neat.
photo found through a series of google internet tubes here