Showing posts with label track bikes on the street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label track bikes on the street. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Path of the Track Bike
Level 1 is pre-derailleur.
Level 2 is roots (needs a section for “the collector”. They supplied many fine vehicles for 3-5)
Level 3 is where it really begins.
Level 4 finalizes the style
Level 5 marks the entry of non-messenger, non-cyclists. Its also the shortest time segment. (This is where the most deviations within the messenger community developed-aluminum frames and bars, the worst. Goofy “punk” accessories next.)
Level 6 is the explosion. Style bastardized
Level 7 is Babylon. No Style
Level 8 isn’t on the chart-Its all the deviations and cliques formed without influence of 1-4. It really has nothing to do with us, or cycling. It follows the current streetxwear/skateboard/bmx industry map.
I stole this from the Landlords because it is IMPORTANT.
Read and learn. Know your Roots.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Dondi White Appreciation

While on the theme of graffiti and the roots of the fixed gear movement and the like I think this picture of Style Master General Dondi White back in the day needs to be posted here. He is a legend.
Stole this from REFURBS, thanks! ;)
Labels:
1980s,
graffiti,
NYC fixed gear,
old school,
track bikes on the street
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