Grove Street Velo
been busy lately despite the lack of class. Sunday I got out for a ride with Chris Denoma and Chris Worden. It was a pretty relaxing ride, chris and chris went to titos after, but I had to work on a paper for my IR class. Monday morning Sean Melcher and I went for a … Read more
vanilla
sacha baffles me… and one for the ladies
tools
I think I stole these from the IF bikes blog but damn! Since I was little Ive always had this thing for older styled tools. When I have a space big enough of my own I will have some of these pieces.
grove street velo
Ive been spending the last week working on designs for the new club with Lisa. We came up with some awesome stuff. The club paperwork is in with USAcycling under the name Grove Street Velo. The clothing will incorporate the logo of the shop as well as the new club logo. I am also taking … Read more
johnny devlin
After reading about this guy in dig bmx mag this past month I was definitely excited to see some footage. Johnny has proven himself to be a selfless person who, despite some time off the bike, certainly doesn’t have a hard time picking it back up. I respect that. Watch the video here
cars
I like cars, dont get me wrong, heres a favorite I actually have a bunch of favorites, and a folder on my desktop for them, just like bikes. I have become so reliant on cars, much like everyone else. When I heard this news: …In 2009, the 14 million cars scrapped exceeded the 10 million … Read more
winter bikes
Eric Estlund of Winter Bicycles just popped these photos up on an internet forum I frequent. He states that the bars are made for a customer with two distinctly different arm lengths. Cool shop after the fillet brazing is done. With a ritchey bar mounted up. Awesome and talk about meeting a customer’s needs.
logos
Lisa did some work on some logos for a project I’m doing with Grove Street. This is just a teaser, but as things get more concrete the details will be posted here! green grey pattern David
Some Questions with Thomson Seatposts and Stems
As part of my resolution to support American businesses when possible, I considered asking questions of manufacturers to get an understanding of their commitment to domestic employment and quality of their product. The first company that came to mind was Thomson. Anyone who spends some time in the saddle will definitely have had perched themselves … Read more
Reload Bags
One of my tool rollups, used for tools kept only in the toolbox. The other rollup comes with me on rides and is made of old thomson seatpost bags. The past summer I picked up this bag, at the time I saw it as something practical and well made. I have since convinced myself that … Read more
