RVCA

speaks for itself:

I raw’d out the Difisso over the weekend to make room for a super gouty paint job. I’ll have new photos soon:

check out the 180 to slider to blogroll:

I feel like I’ve used this as a title quite a few times, but seriously, wtf?

New doggy, and I have to say that I’m a fan of his Harry Potter attire & wand.  Not only this, but he seems to have the best nick-named collective of friends a man could ask for.  By the way, I would love to get Big Daddy and Mr. Doggy in the same room together to see what would happen. 

Doggy stepped his game up, what did you do today?

This week I pay respects to Jure Robic – Slovenian soldier, cyclist and 4 time RAAM winner. What’s RAAM? Your worst fucking nightmare:

To complete this race would be nothing short of remarkable,and to engage this race takes pure passion, ambition and a touch of insanity. Hats off to you, Mr. Robic. You have a couple of difficult jobs:

I just found these from the first time out in Ortega filming the new project:

Photos by Amber B Dianda. Check out some of her other handy work:

AMBER DIANDA

Kyle, over at TRACKO, is selling these buttons. I wholeheartedly agree with his explanation on why he made these:

Quote from Kyle:

Who doesn’t love buttons? And who doesn’t like making a statement? This isn’t political. I’m not here to tell you what kind of bike to ride. Because really…I don’t care as long as you’re on a bike. This is just a little reminder of where everyone came from. A much simpler time, one more about community. A time when people relied on each other for information rather than some blog or forum. A time when you didn’t have a choice…you rode a Track Bike because that is all there was. There was no CMX, most had never even heard of Cyclocross, Road Bikes had gears and Mountain Bikes where just a no no. Don’t sell your Track Bike for a Road Bike. Don’t forget about your Track Bike because your CMX is more fun. Don’t forget that before Cyclocross was ever cool Track Bikes introduced you and many others to this wonderful thing called cycling. The Track Bike will forever be in my heart. It has been a huge part of my life, the person I am and the people I have grown to love. So now it is time for me to give back to the Track Bike. I am doing this by trying my hardest to never let anyone forget what an amazing machine the Track Bike is and forever will be.

GET YOURS HERE!

My good friend Kenta sent me these pics of his custom Eimei getting built up in Japan. If you know me, you know that I truly love these frames, and I rode one for the duration of the Doom filming last time. Its looking good, Kenta!

Check them out: