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“The people that were running bike companies were like a bunch of old fat bald guys. So we were like, ah well… we’re a bunch of sixteen year old hoodlums. Let’s start a company of our own and we’ll call it Fat Bald Men.”  – who can deny an attitude like that?!  this looks good…

i always like these sort of videos… a day in the life of pro BMX rider, Nigel Sylvester…

Linus Bikes specializes in French-styled bikes from the 50’s and 60’s.  very clean, very sheek.

my GOD, this man is amazing!!  i love any footage i can catch of Danny Macaskill!!  this commercial is a testament to his supernatural biking abilities… a MUST see!  if you like this, check out the other post on The Juice! serious parkour on a bike!

you don’t know bikes until you’ve stepped into Copenhagen – the #1 bicycling city in the world.  knowing this method of transportation is taken seriously, you expect nothing less than the best from manufacturers in the same city.  Velorbis is just that – serious about it’s bikes.  manufactured in Denmark, Velorbis bikes exude style and dignity.

Viva makes a sweet ride!  everything looks beautiful about these bikes… whether you’re lookin for a cruiser or a racing bike – Viva has the styles you like!

yeah…. what a sweet machine! from  FLYLYF:

Unlike anything remotely conventional, British designer Matt Williams has developed his own interpretation of what a KTM superbike should look like. The two-wheeler is called the “KTM Motorbike” and at first glance it looks as if it is fresh off the set of the latest Batman movie. The bike has a chopper-esque low riding seating position and an arching forward futuristic design. The powerplant in this baby is a KTM V twin engine, which should make Ducati fans drool. The steering mechanism is hub-centered which gives the rider a better steering angle than standard fork based systems. Certainly a unique bike, I’d love one day to see this thing in production.

photographer Ruud Baan shot a series of photos of couriers for JFK Magazine.  i’m sure the article is interesting enough however, the photos tell a tale of their own!  such elegance… Ruud Baan shot the series for the article discussing couriers, but strongly felt courier companies should pay more attention to their couriers and their dress… noting that “image counts”. check out the rest of the photos over at Ruud’s site!

the Dutch take their bikes seriously… so seriously that VANMOOF emerged simply because they felt other manufacturers weren’t building bicycles designed to withstand the elements Dutch commuters experience daily… VANMOOF – manufacturer of elegant, sturdy, stylish bikes.