Cute bitches on wheels.
Saw this on neatorama.
Emily Bregel of the Times Free Press has the story: Link – via Scribal Terror
(Photo: Tim Barber)

A 21-year-old student from the UK has designed a cardboard bicycle that he has dubbed “the ultimate green machine.” Supporting anyone up to 168 pounds, the frame, which costs around $6 to make, is made from the cardboard used in industrial packaging, whilst the wheels and chain are standard bike issue, and will cost around $24.
Phil Bridge, who is studying Industrial Design, came up with the idea as he was researching reasons why people don’t use pedal power to get around town. “A typical round town bike can cost several hundred pounds,” says Mr Bridge. “That’s a large investment for people who aren’t sure whether they will use it. The idea of cardboard is to completely devalue the bike”.
The bike is still at prototype stage, and Mr Bridge says he still needs to finalize the design. “The prototype does work but it is still quite limited and there are a few problems,” he says. Rain, however, is not one of them, he claims.
text via gizmodo

Check out my buddy Jordan (right) and his band MONO IN VCF in a few weeks. There new album is great. find it on itunes here
The Stranger presents
MONO IN VCF live at the Triple Door plus guests
Saturday, July 19
11pm 21+ $10
216 Union
First 300.



I met Jordan Hufnagel at the NAHBS and not only was he a really nice guy, his frames were some of the nicest lugged frames at the show. If you don’t know, now you know.
check out his flickr
Check out Prolly’s blog.
Saw this over at the 100% hardcore X diary aka Kyochi’s blog. Those guys really know how to get creative on their bikes. I really like the excitement of the crowd during the best trick comp and how they took time to celebrate after every trick. Just another reason I want to ride in Japan.
Boxfresh combined with US bicycle maker Raleigh to produce an extremely limited BMX model. The British brand currently has two bikes in stock, so act fast. Traditional Raleigh details adorn the frame, while boxfresh graphics hit the pads, seat and front fork.

My buddy Tim in Japan tipped me off on this project. Weird I haven’t heard of it considering I live in Seattle where Cadence is located.


Picked up some BK today and noticed something strange. Diddys got his hand in the burger game!



June 14 2008
Another great Seattle alley cat.
There were 5 subject:
Math – calculate your gear inches, must show work
Anatomy – place given bike part tag correctly
English – write a bike haiku
History – when the first bike, with a chain, introduced?
Art – draw a bike with chalk
Started at Volunteer Park.
Ended (Graduation) at Gasworks Park.
Men’s 1st place : Mike
Women’s 1st Place: Laila
Valedictorian: Nasir
Text and photos via Laila
more photos here

The Urban Dictionary defines a chain as:
A rapper’s source of power. The sunlight to his birdman. Without a chain of platinum/gold/diamonds/bo nes, a rapper loses his ability to drop tight flows over phat beats. The is an absolute necessity, and its importance should not be taken lightly.
Ludacris once said, “Some people ask why there’s a skull on my chain, it’s ’cause I LOVE gettin’ head.”