about 1 week ago - No comments
Ed has been shooting bike related events in NYC for years. Here is his new promo card, it’s got a shot of me playing bike polo in The Pit, kind of like that. And that reminds me, photos are worth money. If a mag or paper asks you for a picture they want to print, [...]
about 1 month ago - No comments
SE Sansin 40 Hole Hub, originally uploaded by Sveden.
From Sveden’s Flickr.
Follow link for his description.
about 1 month ago - 6 comments
Made from 7075 T6 Series 4 Aluminum, these poles are constructed with the strongest commercially available, aircraft-grade aluminum alloy and are twice as strong as the industry standard, rated to 75,000 PSI.
Overall Length: 49″
Length of Straight Section: 35″
Diameter of Straight Section: 0.73″
Length of Taper: 14″
Diameter @ End of Taper: 0.46″
Powder Coated: “Eddie” Orange
Weight: 195 grams
I [...]
about 1 month ago - No comments
Odyssey Monolever (Purple Rain), originally uploaded by Crispen.
This is what i want for x-mas but in left trigger.
Previously: Odyssey Monolevers
about 1 month ago - 3 comments
As seen on Ben’s Cycle blog. Follow the link to see pictures of Kremin’s set up.
Problem Solvers Cable Doubler 1:2. Allows one brake lever to operate two brakes.
1 lever :2 brakes
One brake lever to operate a front and rear brake at the same time. The idea has been tried before, from some cheap dual pull [...]
about 2 months ago - No comments
These are exactly what bike polo players need. Capped bar ends. If you like this throw back to the days before readily available machines end caps, spend the $11.99 for a set (nickels are included). You need something to keep from core sampling yourself or friends out on the court, it might as well be [...]
about 2 months ago - 2 comments
the SESSION BIKE POLO from kenboo! on Vimeo.
I really like the player on the Cycle Ball style polo bike, And I see a couple of BMW’s out there too.
about 2 months ago - 4 comments
Previously: NYC Polo Riders
about 3 months ago - 2 comments
Earlier this year in Milwaukee there was a bike polo tournament. Peter DiAntoni (peterdiantoni.com) of COG Magazine was there taking team portraits. I was also there as a player but in between games I of course was taking photos as well. A few of them were even used in the 8 page story COG Polo [...]
about 3 months ago - 6 comments
That was our team name. Paul thought of it. Way better than anything I think of.
Peter DiAntoni took this portrait of my team when we were in Milwaukee for the COG Polo Invite. Thanks Peter!
Peter DiAntoni peterdiantoni.com
about 8 months ago
WOW! hell yeah!
about 8 months ago
your polo bike goes hard, doug
about 8 months ago
32h RADIAL front wheel for polo play????
about 8 months ago
are you playing polo on these? Why the radial lacing in the front?
about 8 months ago
very nice, how you like them so far?
about 8 months ago
with rims that deep, I don’t think the fact that they’re radially laced is going to matter much.
about 8 months ago
Radially laced front wheels are plenty strong. Only consideration would be hub flange strength. If they are cold forged (like Shimano) they can often handle it. Hub warranties most always indicate if radial lacing will void the warranty or not.
about 7 months ago
illin
bk brake?
about 7 months ago
Yeah, this is the Gangsta Polo. The one big difference from the Gangsta Track is a seat stay bridge w/ brake mount.
about 5 months ago
how are these rims holding up with the brake?