Showing posts with label Messenger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Messenger. Show all posts

1.8.12

"Messenger", A Movie by Daniel Leeb

Well respected NYC and global messenger community Daniel Leeb of Cinecycle has launched a kickstarter to raise the rest of funds needed to finish post production on Messengers. Daniel has been working on this for 10 years and every little bit helps! Check out these stills below.

2.8.11

CWMC Recap!



CWMC 2011 results are up! Austin Horse came in 6th, Chas in 10th, and Fergus in 23rd. Fixed Photo has some amazing photos. I siphoned through some and found some familiar SF faces. Good job to all that hustled hard out there!

7.7.11

Rickshaw Bags 4th Anniversary Party

Tonight, Rickshaw Bags is having a party to celebrate their 4th Anniversary Party. I'll be there taking photos to help out with the event so don't hesitate to say hi. Check out their Facebook page. Otherwise, here are the details:


Thursday, July 7 · 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Rickshaw Bagworks
904 22nd Street @ Minnesota
San Francisco, CA

Like all good birthday's we'll have plenty of FREE goodies including beer, ice cream, music and food:
• THREE special ice cream flavors from Mr. and Mrs. Miscellaneous
• Le Truc offering snacks
• Bi Bim Bap Bowl snacks
• Speakeasy Beer and Hansen's Natural Soda
• Bike Portraits
• Give aways and prizes
• Sneak Peak of our new fall performance tweed colors
• Factory tours
• Piano Bike music in house. (What's a piano bike? http://www.youtube.com/wat​ch?v=tk2L1wsRokc)

*Birthday Offer: Free accessory with purchase!

24.3.11

Chrome Kursk Shoes

A Little Story:

I remember when Chrome first launched their shoe campaign 2 years ago. I shot all over Mission handing out empty boxes redeemable at the shoe launch party. Most people were reluctant, but they knew 2 things: Chrome & free beer.

I got mine in September 09. A year and a half later, 3000ish miles of riding, running, and sloppy drunken nights, they did it all.

Problems I found wearing other shoes to ride in:
- Cages/Straps would rub in 3 problem areas; the big toe and on the sides of the foot
- No support in softer soles leading to a hotspot in the arch
- Laces would catch around the pedal spindle and lead to a sudden "stop"
- They look like hobo shoes after 1 month of riding

All these are solved. They offer a variety of colors and now, they have a SPD compatible version. I tried them out and they held securely when spinning out on the rollers in store.

Check them out at Chrome SF : Shoes or see them in SF or NY.