Showing posts with label bicycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bicycle. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Friday, 30 November 2012
Sunday, 4 November 2012
DISC - Inside the Velodrome
So I was lucky enough to have the Brunswick Cycling Club let me in to film their Tuesday Track Evening at the Northcote Velodrome. For me it was killing two birds with one stone. Adding to the cycle culture doco and also helping out some students who needed velodrome racing for their final year project.
We took down the AF100, the 7D, a 60D and two GoPro onboards.
We filmed the racing for a couple of hours and then got some onboard footage and camera buzzes.
Great footage, great night!
We took down the AF100, the 7D, a 60D and two GoPro onboards.
We filmed the racing for a couple of hours and then got some onboard footage and camera buzzes.
Great footage, great night!
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| I think you get rather tired pumping the Velodrome. Dave post Disc! |
Sunday, 14 October 2012
Micks Ride
Mick built a Moser
Born on June 19 1951, Francesco Moser was one of the dominant riders from the mid 1970’s till the mid 1980’s. He won one Grand Tour title, one World Championship Road Race title, and six victories in cycling’s five monuments, including three consecutive victories in the Paris-Roubaix Classic. Moser began his professional career in 1973. He had an almost effortless pedal stroke that provided great power. Moser was an intimidating figure on the bicycle, but due to his powerful build, Moser wasn’t a gifted climber...Moser retired from the professional ranks in 1987.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/moser-bikes/?utm_source=0731gb-36-sun&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=october&utm_content=gb-14-10-12
Bit by Bit
Piece by Piece
Hand Made!
Yeah, this is Micks Ride
I'll let him talk about it in an upcoming video
Born on June 19 1951, Francesco Moser was one of the dominant riders from the mid 1970’s till the mid 1980’s. He won one Grand Tour title, one World Championship Road Race title, and six victories in cycling’s five monuments, including three consecutive victories in the Paris-Roubaix Classic. Moser began his professional career in 1973. He had an almost effortless pedal stroke that provided great power. Moser was an intimidating figure on the bicycle, but due to his powerful build, Moser wasn’t a gifted climber...Moser retired from the professional ranks in 1987.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/moser-bikes/?utm_source=0731gb-36-sun&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=october&utm_content=gb-14-10-12
Piece by Piece
Yeah, this is Micks Ride
I'll let him talk about it in an upcoming video
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| Mick on his Moser |
Monday, 10 October 2011
Hot Bikers damn damn damn I mean Hot Bikes!
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| from the Burning Man, that's all I know? |
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