The Next Gen Supercorsa's

And only slightly related, these jewels came in the mail today! So ready for the little dude to be here...

This one's for Brent. MEGAtaost

Really had no idea that Geekhouse had this kind of hand-built set up. Really love everything I see here.

While on the topic of nice whips,

This is a Tonic Supernaut There's a lot of attention to detail that makes this build incredibly clean. The Tonic icon on the downtube isn't a sticker. It's pieces of unpainted stainless adhered to the frame. Fixed gear's have a clean aesthetic anyway but when the headset is integrated inside the headtube it gets even better. The H+Sons built in to the CHUB's look so good. Thomson seatpost never hurt a build either. Probably not the lightest set-up but a great one none the less...

And here's how Hfwido's handling the big city...


Thrown in late...

Late in the game...

still truckin, for now

- FIXED GEAR - The invaders from Androsky Knauer on Vimeo.

Adios

I've been giving it much thought lately and have I have come to the conclusion that I need to weed some things out of my life right now. I have family responsibilities, work (x2) and other interests that I would like to spend more time with. So, I'm going to be throwing in the blogging towel at the end of this week. So to the 11000+ visitors that stopped by to see what J-Rod and I was posting, thank you.

As for J-Rod, I'm not sure what his plans are. He will be having his first child in a week, so things will be getting hectic for him as well. He has the keys to the building and if he chooses to shut down Tonight We Ride then it's his decision.

* If someone is interested in taking over the blog IF BOTH OF US LEAVES, then hit us up.

So long - Leo

Down Under the Land Down Under

Mash New Zealand Tour Shirt
(Text from Benny Gold for Highsnobiety)
Some of you know that Mash was currently in New Zealand. They asked me to design the tour shirt for the trip like the one I created for the the Texas adventure. The fern leaf is the universal symbol for NZ. I used the same shapes from the shield to create the fern leaves and substituted it for the lighting bolt. The stars and colors come from the New Zealand flag. Have a great trip guys! I wish i could have made it on this trip also.

The Bike Man has the goods!

This is a Miyata 710 converted to fixed gear by Brendan (mechanic at
Cahaba). I thought it was a particularly nice build.

Lots of bikes in stock if you know anyone looking.

I have a 54cm Cannondale R600 with 105 components, showroom condition,
and a 56cm Basso with Campy Chorus groupo and a nice steel frame. 86
Peugeot with chrome fork, nice Simplex components.

Fixie projects:
80s Schwinn 58cm with lugged Columbus frame, Suntour drops
80s Raleigh 64cm
60s 54cm LeForez lugged steel frenchie with hand painted accents.
60cm Peugeot, green
LOTS more.

Post if you're interested and we'll pass you along the contact info.

The Horrors - "Sea Within A Sea"

Since there hasn't been any new posts lately, I thought I'd post something musical...have a good weekend.

THIS>>>>

I know you're going to love this. It's shot beautifully. There's some crazy high definition variable frame rate magic going on here along side the resurrection of the skid trick...

Daves Quality Huf just in case

Mr. Inappropriate sent this link over and it's share worthy... 300 is a lot for a bag but it's got it's merits...

you butcher...

So much control

Smells kinda human, please tell me that it's not...

"Human Traffic" Trailer #1 from Scali*wag Productions on Vimeo.


HOUSTON/AUSTIN SPRING BREAK 09 MONTAGE from Osker Koronado on Vimeo.

Bootleg 3!

Hey Mr. That's My Bike

What's the C.O.D. and RVCA connection?

Familiar face

guess who showed up on ZLOG today?
looks like someone looks like someone that isn't that someone...


Hit me at Greencup after the Connect 4 as I watched FF that Clay looks a ton like this dude...

Social Bike Site

Here's a new social site for cyclists. Look me up.
HERE

Eye Candy

Live Hurt

BALTANAS, Spain (AP) - Lance Armstrong has broken his collarbone in a crash during a five-day race in Spain.

Astana team leader Johan Bruyneel says on his Twitter feed that it was a clean fracture without complications. He adds that the seven-time Tour de France champion should make a fast recovery.

Armstrong crashed Monday during a pileup in the first stage of the Vuelta of Castilla and Leon race. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance.

The 37-year-old Texan is making a comeback to cycling and is riding with the Astana team as he prepares for another possible shot at a Tour de France title. He had not raced in Spain for five years.


ALSO, A POSSIBLE PLOT BETWEEN RADIO DJ'S AND MOTHER NATURE TO SNUFF OUT CYCLISTS...
NEW YORK (AP) - A flip off his bicycle took "Today" show co-host Matt Lauer off the air Monday with a shoulder injury.

Lauer, 51, was riding his bicycle on Long Island this weekend when a deer jumped into his path. He flipped over the bike's handlebars and was slightly hurt, NBC said.

"Today" show publicist Megan Kopf said Lauer, who was wearing a helmet, separated his shoulder and was scheduled to have surgery Monday.

"He's doing well, and we hope to have him back on `Today' later this week," Kopf said in an e-mail.

Lauer's broadcast partner, Meredith Vieira, joked on the air that Lauer thinks the deer was hired by the competition.

"Matt's banged up with a displaced shoulder, it popped out," she said. "So hopefully he'll be on the mend soon."

Lester Holt filled in as Vieira's co-host Monday.

Slip and Slide

Hey, this is dedicated to fixed gear bikes! Hey, I like BMX! Hey, watch this slick move buddy! (or baby)

Karl Poynter rollback - brighton ain't ready from Czerwin on Vimeo.