the big plates all around at uncle thurms.
Could this be harder than bike riding?
Dorky’s Arcade Bar is too cool for the old school.
Van Clean Out
Diamonds applying his natural talent for organization on the mobroll van. it was sorely needed and the rest of mobroll owes him.
Rainy Riding
but we made it to poulsbo and it is almost sunny.
Deception Pass to Port Townsend
a rainy and beautiful day.
The Heart of Anacortes
Scuffs Mental
The Mudflat Walkers
M.O.B.Roll has arrived in Anacortes
Thanks to The Bike Spot for the awesome group ride and The Business for the early show.
Pedaler’s Fair 2012! This Saturday and Sunday!
The first annual Pedaler’s Fair will be hosted in Seattle on April 21-22, 2012 and we want you to be there. It’s the first of its kind- a fair with vendors from across the state of Washington bringing their cycling related products to a quaint studio in Ballard. There will also be free workshops, music, food, a beer garden and other pleasant surprises. Show up and you won’t be disappointed!
Pedaler’s Fair was born of a strong belief in buying local and supporting people that make things themselves. We enjoy having a connection with the products we use on a daily basis.
Whether you are new to cycling, a seasoned rider, or someone that is just curious about handmade goods that are being made in Washington state, you are invited to come peruse amazing wares celebrating the bicycle.
This is our first year with many more to follow. Please spread the word!
A portion of all profits will go to help fund the Washington High School Cycling League.
See more about the Washington High School Cycling League at their website HERE
Bombus Backcountry-Living the Dream!
Bombus Backcountry, Diamond Head, April 1 2012
The guys from the shop decided to take a much needed day off after finishing the first round of Kalakalas for 20/20 cycles. Thomas and Josh took a little road trip over to my side of the hill for a day of backcountry snowboarding on Diamond Head’s east flank. We met up with Noah and headed up Sunday to snowshoe the prominent landmark south of Hwy 97′s Blewitt Pass. We enjoyed primo conditions and outstanding comradeship while being entirely humbled by the beauty that abounded us. An elated feeling of nirvana gracefully spread through the group. Recharged for round two….Living the dream!
Enjoy this short clip of us shredding the gnar! See more at contour.com and facebook.
Kalakala final paint job.
The T-97 painting process went without a hitch and the first three Kalakala frames floated on up to 20/20 for assembly. Go take one for a test ride and say hi to Alex.
