Rowr

A Little Part Of Me

just died. This has to be the tippy-tip-tip-top of hipsterville.

Somebody

Needs a clue.

Pugsley

Nice Midge Bar drop arrangement. For me I'd prefer the bars up higher, they seem to work best with the drop portion almost level with the saddle.

Ant Bike

Has a nice XO look to it. Really like the big tires and the lamps.

http://www.antbikemike.com/xo.html

Ginshu Knife of Hope

Dia-Compe Hubs

Nothing special looking about them, but rock solid.

Rest in Peace

Sheldon Brown (1944-2008)

Gucci

My Bridgestone XO-3

The Bridgestone XO-3. Probably my favorite bike outside my Fixed Cross-Check. I picked it up during the summer of 2005 from a bike shop in Potsdam NY. It's gone through a number of incarnations as I moved it towards that mythical Bridgestone feel. I swapped the stem out for a taller and shorter Nitto Technomic and added the dummy levers to the inside curve of the M-Bars. The Brooks Flyer replaced a ho-hum generic saddle. The original rims and hubs were replaced with Shimano 105's laced to Sun CR-18 rims. For a long time it had thin (1") tires. Last summer I swapped in a pair of Michelin Coutry Rocks and 'voila....found the magic.

The rack and baskets were added for commuting and grocery getting.

Nice Balance

End of Times

$115 Fixed Gear specific Hoodie

Nice and simple, would looked better with the bars fully taped.

Happy Meal

Arrospock

Like The Stem, Like The Fork

Cult Of The Cross Check, Again

Another nicely done up Cross-Check

Grip King Pedals

These might be a nice change for my Cross-Check. No cleats, no clips / straps, just jump on and ride.

Phil Bottom Bracket

The best you can get.