…is gonna be all about the TDF. Oh yeah.

More dope old school pictures here, Ice-T wearing some team jersey. Riding bikes & blasting Body Count is always a good idea!

Through Milano/Tracko

Matt Spencer jumping a HUGE street gap. As captured by John Prolly. Damn, that’s a seriously huge gap.

From the Resist site.

This is the most pimped out Cinelli Mash we’ve got to build here at Pristine. No costs were spared to build this beast. Edo knew from the beginning that he didn’t want to build this Histogram with full black components (like pretty much every other Histogram on the internet. Which, you know – it works every time, but it does tend to get a bit boring. So I was stoked to get to do something different here). He really liked the Campagnolo Record cranks and how classy they looked on the MASH, so we went from there… with Campagnolo C-Record hubs & it now has a full Campagnolo/Cinelli setup. We’re still waiting for the Cinelli Little Wing seatpost & a 19T Phil Wood cog to come in, but other than that it’s all there… I especially like the 90mm rear wheel combined with the 50mm front wheel. It’s always a pleasure getting to build these high end bikes with all the components falling into place so nicely and the end result is one flashy bike. Until Edo comes and picks it up, this bike will be on display in our shop window.

Setup:

Cinelli MASH Histogram frame, 55cm
Campagnolo C-Record Cranks/Veloce BB
Campagnolo C-Record Hubs, laced to BLB Notorious Carbon Rims (50mm front/90mm rear)
Cinelli MASH 110mm Stem
Cinelli MASH Aero bullhorn (custom drilled for the cable of the TT brake)
Campagnolo Athena front brake / Campagnolo TT brake lever
Cinelli Little Wing Seatpost (on it’s way)
Fizik Arione saddle, white/black with Ki:um rails
MKS GR-9 pedals with DB/DG toeclips and black double straps
Phil Wood 19T Cog / Campagnolo pista lockring
Shadow Conspiracy halflink chain
Continental Supersport Tires/tubes with SRAM valve extenders

Jeremy dropped by the other day with his Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra in a crazy paintscheme. He’s been trying to figure out when exactly this was built (and for who) because it’s not one of the standard Merckx paint jobs. All the decals are painted on, and make this one of the prettiest Merckx frames I’ve ever seen. More pictures after the click!

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Here are a few clips for a new project Jacob is working on called CSK.

The First Step: The Major Change – Getting It All Out of Your Head

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I love old pictures like this, this one found through Milano Fixed.

I wish I could read the smaller ones, but I can’t find the original post anywhere. This one found on Tracko.