Showing posts with label san francisco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label san francisco. Show all posts

16.8.12

Cedar Cycling Bay Area Shirt Edition



Cedar Cycling has some new tees in stock. Based off Bay Area routes, this will make anyone that recognize it smirk.

Cop yours here and while you're at it, they're offering their Merino Wool baselayer in a bundle of 3 for only $175. Sick deal.

7.7.11

Pop's Bar's Annual Tricycle Race

This' the 8th year Pop's Bar has run their Tricycle Race. Word is, Lil' Tuffy, owner of Pops, always takes the crown and it is no different this time around either. I could only find a couple photos, but nonetheless, I'll be participating next year.

See Tuffy's photo at his flickr.



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!

5.7.11

QCR Prom: My Highlights

From Dyami's portrait reel:










"Introducing The Commuters by Levi's" Party

Guess what's going down this Friday?

Quake City Rumble! Is Over. =(

QCR was huge! Congratulations to all the winners and thank you to all the volunteers and participants. I had the most amazing time with some of the most amazing people. Here’s my short (I know you all want to see photos) wrap up.

Friday: Congrats to Anton for taking home first in the Where’s Waldo Race! I flatted out coming out the last checkpoint with no pump or usable tube, but overall, this was fun. Thanks, Daniel for making everyone run up and down the dock.

Saturday: There were 3 races. The Pussycat. Dewey took first, and Dyami took second (first fixed). Shaggy couldn’t find the “4th rule at the Franklin Square Kiddy Park” and his efforts to double back for 15 minutes earned him 3rd. Pro tip: Don’t listen to anyone else during an alleycat. Also, best wishes to Marcus and Justin who were hit during this race!
Ladycat! Christina Peck, from Chicago, and her twin sis took first and second. If you don’t know her, look up NACCC 09 as she won the main race. 25 girls participated and this route wasn’t easy.
Cargo Race – Probably the most fun I’ve had carrying cargo, it was a race up Bernal Heights for as many boxes as you can pick up. Each box was worth either 10, 15, 20, or 25 dollars. Kell took $440 in cargo. Congrats, buddy!

Sunday: The Mountain Lion Race, one of the hardest races all year, took the first in 1:40 by none other than Baby Murder Steve. First fixed came in at 3ish hours.
Bike Prom/Awards Wrap Up Show – Thank you, PBR, for supplying 30 cases and to all the sponsors for the prizes. Dyami was there shooting portraits so check them out here. Thanks to Andrea for being a super stellar prom date. Yeah, you get a shout out herre too.

Who has a picture of my stomach cat? Check out the flickr here.















10.3.11

Archive Bags presents a Brompton Custom Bag



Meet Victor, a local San Franciscan and creator of Archive Bags. I first met him a half year ago or so at a bike event and since then, have been excited to see his products at alleycats and shops around the Bay. He is really talented and that is only exemplified in his craft. Recently, he created a custom leather bag for Brompton Bikes.



It features clips that can be used to attach to a front rack. Highly stylish and it looks more well manageable for every day living. See his site atArchive Bags