Monday, 3 January 2011
Timeless
The watch without a face is all black but you push the only button on the
watch it lights up two colored lights on the frame to display the time in
analog. Called the "eye of the storm", designed by Qian Yiran who has
also designed a clock with just hands.
watch it lights up two colored lights on the frame to display the time in
analog. Called the "eye of the storm", designed by Qian Yiran who has
also designed a clock with just hands.
Sunday, 2 January 2011
Beauty in Bikes.
If you're into bikes as much as me you must go check out Cycle Exif.
Here is some of my favorite bikes from the site.
Keith Anderson Custom 240 GT Spyder.
This bike took 4 years to complete, its was made by bike builder &
sprayer Keith Anderson from Oregon. Its a beautiful bike thats been
topped off with some high end parts like Brooks grips & Magura disc
brakes & real attention to detail. To replicate that classic sound of a
playing card flapping against the spokes, Keith has integrated a carbon
fibre card mounted onto the frame.
Trek Broadsider.
The only bike to have a graphic novel about it. Sadly this bike will never see asphalt as
it will not be going into production.
Krutor Hrotor.
This is a one off from Krutor, its so ugly its almost beautiful. From the Czech Republic
its made from aluminum & carbom fibre with an internal shimano nexus rear hub hidden
in the swing arm. What a beast.
Townsend Grass Track.
Kitted out with Campagnolo parts & laminated beach rims. This bike is smooth & has a
tight build style with every part just flowing onto the other.
Spyker Aeroblade.
Spyker are a dutch super car builder with the motto 'for the tenacious, no road is impassable'.
At a monster price of $15,000 i don't think you will see many of these around town which
makes it all the more interesting. But you are paying for materials that include titanium
for the frame wheels and mudguards made from an aluminum glass fiber coated carbon
composite.
Here is some of my favorite bikes from the site.
Keith Anderson Custom 240 GT Spyder.
This bike took 4 years to complete, its was made by bike builder &
sprayer Keith Anderson from Oregon. Its a beautiful bike thats been
topped off with some high end parts like Brooks grips & Magura disc
brakes & real attention to detail. To replicate that classic sound of a
playing card flapping against the spokes, Keith has integrated a carbon
fibre card mounted onto the frame.
Trek Broadsider.
The only bike to have a graphic novel about it. Sadly this bike will never see asphalt as
it will not be going into production.
Krutor Hrotor.
This is a one off from Krutor, its so ugly its almost beautiful. From the Czech Republic
its made from aluminum & carbom fibre with an internal shimano nexus rear hub hidden
in the swing arm. What a beast.
Townsend Grass Track.
Kitted out with Campagnolo parts & laminated beach rims. This bike is smooth & has a
tight build style with every part just flowing onto the other.
Spyker Aeroblade.
Spyker are a dutch super car builder with the motto 'for the tenacious, no road is impassable'.
At a monster price of $15,000 i don't think you will see many of these around town which
makes it all the more interesting. But you are paying for materials that include titanium
for the frame wheels and mudguards made from an aluminum glass fiber coated carbon
composite.
Happy new year.
Firstly, Big thanks to everyone who views my blog from all over the world.
Its cool to know people are interested by what you have to say & show.
Also in 2011 ive got 2 new blogs that will be going up soon, one about bikes
& one about cameras but it will take a lot of involvement from people who
read it, so i'll be pushing that soon.
Here is some bike stuff.
Low cost DIY snow tyres with cable ties.
Its cool to know people are interested by what you have to say & show.
Also in 2011 ive got 2 new blogs that will be going up soon, one about bikes
& one about cameras but it will take a lot of involvement from people who
read it, so i'll be pushing that soon.
Here is some bike stuff.
Low cost DIY snow tyres with cable ties.
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