Southsea Fixed Gear Fight Club

Wowzer’s this is nice……

Matt
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More info here!

Bruce
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These cool posters were created for the “Feed Cycling exhibition in Taiwan and were pasted around the streets. More can be seen here.

Matt
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Lids that look cool, check out Bern’s site for the full range, Bern.

Rory
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Bike makers Nemeisis Project has seen the planning and production of their Fatlace ARC track bike project, more info here, looks dope!!

Rory
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Japan’s Pedalmafia has released a new book. “Multitude - Under The Cycle Madness”, documents fixed gear biking in Tokyo. The book is now available in the Honeyee Store.

Rory
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NJS Export never fails to amaze with the frames they stock. This hot hot pink Bridgey is a bit nice. Also if you haven’t already you really should check out the ‘Buyer’s Build’ section for a bit of bike porn.

Matt
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Anti Dooring website up….

matt
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These are nice and colourful……

Matt
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New collaboration between t-shirt website Threadless and bike messenger bag maker Timbuk2. Timbuk2 chose several Threadless t-shirt designs and printed them onto their premium messenger bags. spot.

Rory
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Rory
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This is more like a book than a mag! Packed full of the good stuff!
Cover and interior illustrations by iLovedust. See all the visuals here.

Matt
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Japanese retailer Lafayette and bike enthusiasts La Carrera have combined to release a t-shirt as part of Lafayette’s 5 year anniversary. More photos at High Snobiety.

Matt
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Picked up one of these in Berlin for the winter commute.

More info at www.fahrer-berlin.de

Bruce
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Some nice shots of a mountain bomb at Mammoth, crazy!

Rory
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Southsea based photographer, check out his portfolio here...

Element Europe have commissioned Krabo to hand-build five traditional, lugged, steel track frames directly inspired by Element’s logo and nature. Check out more info here.

Just got a couple of rolls back from Happysnaps.

More here…

A student at Sheffield Hallam University has created a unique cardboard bicycle, which aims to reduce thefts and encourage people to get out of their cars and ‘on their bikes’. Inhabitat.

Check it out here.

Brought together by a love of fixed gears, the X-Hustle collection is a union between OG label XLarge and fixed gear collective Wolfpack Hustle. Together they’ve teamed up with LA artist Swank to produce a midnight-themed graphic t-shirt with strong imagery. Available this July 4th at select XLarge retailers. Hypebeast.

Brooks Saddle and Leather Goods Company have worked together with Our Legacy, the Scandinavian fashion house to produce this dope bike frame. The whip features a original Brooks saddle and all the usual assets making for a sick look with white deep V rims. Slamhype.

Skateboarding photographer/Co-director of MASH, Gabe Morford has collaborated with VANS to produce the new Syndicate line. Comes with a hip pouch/U-lock holster. Nice.

More can be seen here.

New for DQM , Sag Japan produces rugged and versatile bags. Fit for biking, hiking and lugging a board around, there is a style to fit any need. DQM has the messenger, SAG x TPO messenger with skate holder, delta force and air force 1 models. Set to launch soon.

Puma definetly has a large involvement in bike culture and have maintained a strong presence supporting innovations in the bike community. Their newest contribution is the “I-Cycle Film Series“; a series of short films exploring different aspects of the cycling world. The film series also focuses on some of the industries biggest advocates, such as Matthew McGuinness of Re-Bicycle; founder of the Bicycle Film Festival, Brendt Barbur; and CMO of Puma, Antonio Bertone. The collection of short films can now be seen at the I-Cycle website. HypeBeast.

My old ride has now been sold. Thanks for all the interest!

A few more photos from the IOW ride…. here.

After a long week at work a few of us decided to head over the water to the Isle of Wight for a ride on Saturday. Numbers flickered from between 8 and 12 people (i think the weather forecast put few off) so in the end there was three of us riding fixed and three on mountain bikes.
We started and finished at Ryde and tackled 22 miles of (hilly) country roads then took a wrong turn and just about made it to the pub as the weather took a turn for the worse.

Here’s a selection of snaps… more to come…

Photos by Savage_Pictorial.

Fast Boy Fenders…..wooden handlebars…. coming soon!