10/17/09
6/16/09
Young Money
What's Next? Trailer from Aaron Larocque on Vimeo.
Aaron Larocque's new full length flick.Skinny jeans, big wheels, huge schralps.1/17/09
Dedication
Or stupidity. But lets go with dedication, as this author was out there riding as well.

17 Degrees is too cold for most people to accomplish even the most mundane of daily tasks. Slater's list of chores happens to include riding bikes no matter how frigid the weather(and convincing others to join in). The beauty of the low temps is twofold; the jumps are frozen solid and faster than a buttered Porsche, and the local kiddos are locked away inside playing Wii or something, leaving the trails clean and quiet.

Get off the internet and go ride!

17 Degrees is too cold for most people to accomplish even the most mundane of daily tasks. Slater's list of chores happens to include riding bikes no matter how frigid the weather(and convincing others to join in). The beauty of the low temps is twofold; the jumps are frozen solid and faster than a buttered Porsche, and the local kiddos are locked away inside playing Wii or something, leaving the trails clean and quiet.

Get off the internet and go ride!
Labels: 20 inch, bmx, crazy, dirtjumps, don't think so, friends, goofballs, rad, white knuckles
7/15/08
Crazy vending machines aren't just for Japan any more...
In the beautiful state of Wisconsin, Trek has begun implementing its new idea to add ease and convenience to the cycling experience. Trek's new "Trek Stop" is essentially a bicycle vending machine, dispensing basic bike parts like tubes, patch kits, lube, etc. etc. Complete with a work stand, air compressor, and instructions on how to do simple repairs; these rad little kiosks are yet another way bicycles are on their way to becoming more accepted as a viable mode of transportation in the mainstream American culture.


Labels: bike, city life, culture, rad, Trek, vending machines


