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Showing posts with label Velocity B43. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Velocity B43. Show all posts
Monday, June 1, 2009
Want something bigger than B43's?
Then check out Velocity's new rims made for Rocky Mountain High Wheels...
shown with deep V's for size comparison
shown with deep V's for size comparison
Monday, May 25, 2009
The RoundUp: Monday Morning in Fixed Gear
Happy Memorial Day to all. Hope you've thrown a rear rack on that whip and strapped the ol' Weber Smokey Joe on the back for the old school Tom O'Hara rolling barbeque. Just make sure you're using a lined RE Load for the ice! (RELoad's legendary April Fool's Race has been postponed again, probably mid-June)
Since I've got a rare day off, and I still wake up insanely early, let's see what's going on in the Fixed Blogosphere...
Our gal, Pandalicia, lady ripper, has probably already whipped out the credit card for this tee...
From Blue Lug via Pedal Consumption
Also at Pedal Consumption...
Flickr set here, you've gotta drop a line there to get one.
In a post over at Trackosaurus, we get our weekly dosage of the Vuh-Jeen, straight from the Giro...
Jussi in Helsinki posted the German Fixed City Trailer...
CyclingWMD posted a Wicker Bike from eBay...
Locked Cog gives us more video, Nathan and Machine and Rotterdam Fixed Gear Teaser...
They've also got a pic up of the new Velocity B43's:
Of more interest to me in that photo is the DMR fork on the bike. Many of the Scorchers have been switching over to the DMR, and Justin at Amity Bicycle (Selden St. Woodbridge) has been ordering them by the dozen.
Speaking of Velocity, you should throw their blog on the ol' RSS reader. They've always got the neatest stuff, including this Rat Rod Tricycle...
Tony Tyrant's been playing in the dirt an awful lot lately, building his own trail network...
Since I've got a rare day off, and I still wake up insanely early, let's see what's going on in the Fixed Blogosphere...
Our gal, Pandalicia, lady ripper, has probably already whipped out the credit card for this tee...
From Blue Lug via Pedal Consumption
Also at Pedal Consumption...
Flickr set here, you've gotta drop a line there to get one.
In a post over at Trackosaurus, we get our weekly dosage of the Vuh-Jeen, straight from the Giro...
Jussi in Helsinki posted the German Fixed City Trailer...
fixed city | Trailer from fixed city on Vimeo.
CyclingWMD posted a Wicker Bike from eBay...
Locked Cog gives us more video, Nathan and Machine and Rotterdam Fixed Gear Teaser...
Nathan&Machine from Bjorn Rust on Vimeo.
Rotterdam Fixed Gear Teaser from Blocter on Vimeo.
They've also got a pic up of the new Velocity B43's:
Of more interest to me in that photo is the DMR fork on the bike. Many of the Scorchers have been switching over to the DMR, and Justin at Amity Bicycle (Selden St. Woodbridge) has been ordering them by the dozen.
Speaking of Velocity, you should throw their blog on the ol' RSS reader. They've always got the neatest stuff, including this Rat Rod Tricycle...
Tony Tyrant's been playing in the dirt an awful lot lately, building his own trail network...
Friday, March 6, 2009
Velocity Plus Son
Not to be outdone Velocity is getting ready to drop new rims that will be 1mm deeper than H Plus Son's Formation Face and SL42 rims.
The lowdown from Velocity's President John Black:
"If all goes as planned, they should be readily available this spring....I hope. It is called the B43, because it is 43mm tall, making it 1mm taller than our very worthy and formidable competition. We were thinking of calling it the Brisbane 43, but decided that was too much so we shortened it to the B43. Then we discovered that was a nuke that was in the US arsenal, so I guess the name has a bit of a dual meaning."
Courtesy of TrickTrack.
The lowdown from Velocity's President John Black:
"If all goes as planned, they should be readily available this spring....I hope. It is called the B43, because it is 43mm tall, making it 1mm taller than our very worthy and formidable competition. We were thinking of calling it the Brisbane 43, but decided that was too much so we shortened it to the B43. Then we discovered that was a nuke that was in the US arsenal, so I guess the name has a bit of a dual meaning."
Courtesy of TrickTrack.
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