Art Gallery Bicycle Photograph Two

Another art gallery, another adequate bicycle.

Dumpster diving

Sandy Carson.com found this 1973 Raleigh in an Austin dumpster. One man's junk is another man's treasure.

Who's The Ace Face?

Sun. Seaside. Mods. Skins. Rude Boys. Oxblood Docs. Sambas. Flying Jackets. 60's style. Middle Aged men reliving their younger adulthood. It can only mean one thing: Scooter Rally.
Some of these pristine machines are works of art. Adequate.

Manchester Velodrome

Have you got a spare tenner? Want to know the best thing you can do with it?
Log onto Manchester Velodrome's site and look up, 'Taster Sessions'.

Filming. Footage. Clips

Peter Adam, top class Irish idiot, was in Liverpool the other day filming fellow Irishman Jason Phealon for an upcoming Nike 6.0 web vid project. I took them around a few spots and due to the persistent rain we ended up gaining entry to some abandoned warehouse and other structures (zoom in at the top of the turret). Years ago I just used to film but now I was logging footy and clips.

Randomness Epicness in Lochness

Epicness in Lochness (Part 2)

Fort William is a mecca for adventure. After hiking and climbing you can ride your MTB on a World class downhill venue or cruise about on the many cycle tracks. We hired MTB's from a local shop. We'd expected them to be real ratty bikes but they were virtually new Specialized Hardrocks and the shop put racks and panniers on for us. Brilliant.
We started off the journey with a bottle of Stella and followed the Great Glen Way up towards Inverness. The terrain varied with open tracks, singletrack, really hilly miles and some real off road stuff, which was rough enough to bounce my pannier off the rack. The scenery was constanly changing and the photo opportunities kept springing up.
Eventually we set up camp in a woods. The next day we set back and did the epic journey in reverse. The last 20 miles were ridden into a headwind with driving rain.