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Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Sahtel Mag on MASH SF

Estonian Sahtel Magazine did a nice and pretty huge article on MASH SF on their latest issue, you can read it in English here. There's lot of nice pics there too. 

If you actually read the whole interview, Jonathan says some pretty controversial things about doing tricks on track bikes but I'm not going into that. And the whole article as it is printed in the mag is also here. 

Another thing. Some time ago I visited Tallinn and wrote here that it seems that there are no fixed gear bikes in Tallinn. Well, it turns out that I was wrong. There are people racing on the Pirita velodrome, and in addition to that my secret sources now tell me that there are at least two people riding fixed gear bikes on the streets of Tallinn. I'll get back to this later.  


Friday, April 3, 2009

Sahtel Girly Photo Stash



Risto from the most excellent Sahtel Mag just sent me message to let me know that he's sharing his whole personal stash of girlie pics with you. Just to let you know. 

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Macaframa European Premiere - Tallinn, Estonia, Jan 15th 2009

Finally. The European Premiere of the most anticipated fixed gear movie of the year, MACAFRAMA. But where? In Tallinn, Estonia, of all places. The city, which according to me only couple of months ago didn't even have any fixed gear bikes. Well, it turned out I was wrong, of course, and one of the riders, Risto from the Sahtel Mag, has been keeping busy and here's the result:


Almost legendary BMX/Skate event, including a three day bmx/skate/snowboard movie festival. Macaframa and Fast Friday are the only FG movies there but the whole program looks really interesting in any case.  

I've also been told by people-in-the-know that the level of BMX riding at the Simpel sessions is about the best you can see anywhere and that the afterparties are fuuuuunnnnn, probably due to the cheap drinks and liberal local licensing laws... 

EDIT. 
Ok, so it's more like the Continental European Premiere then.