The venerable Rumina Sato doing a “pole-stand” (very difficult!) in the LUDWIG VAN x Cross Colours Hoody!~
Good friend Otto Ehling was here today at the factory – here’s a look over the shoulder of a piano prodigy as only we could see. Check out that shirt! – what?!
Oh what? – Stripes, Colours, Tanks, Tees and Hoody’s – oh my!
A couple recent shots of BMX stalwart Kyle Cole doing his thing.
Check out the “Coburne” Coaches Jacket here. It’s on sale and there are a few left. It features a fleece-lined body and screen printed back and sleeve. It’s finished nicely with a tonal black “LV” embroidery on the chest. Swag!~
I have been receiving many letters over the last few month’s but this one really stands out…things like this make it worth while!
Liked this photo of the gas cap I painted for my bike project so I’ll share w/you.
More to come from the “People’s Choice” – El Camino Cycle 2011.
Not much of a Brit bike fan, but there is no denying that this bike is nice! Super nice stance, paint and set up is just right. Check this site out.
Really happy with the way my bike turned out. It was a year in the making and a lot of sweat and hard work. Have to thank Heath Pinter, Chad Zap, Ryan Burris and most of all Makoto of Marble Cycles…here it’s being photographed for a Japanese Bike magazine out front of Makoto’s Garage…more photos to come in the near future, I have plans for the tank and seat – look out!
I met Hide about a year ago by chance outside a Gardena noodle shop, since then we have been frequenting the Long Beach Cycle swap-meets together and soon are going to be riding once I finish my bike. Hide’s bike is a 1977 Harley Shovel Head, daily driver. Hide did the art on the tank, seat and pipe…it sports a 21″ front/ 19″rear. Tank was shortened and narrowed by Kiyo @ Garage Co. Frame is stock with modified struts. Front end is a WL style 74″ springer. Kickstart, Jockey Shift, Custom exhaust by Kiyo…this bike has a really nice stance!
Hide is a graphic designer for the magazine Lighthouse based in Torrance, CA. He’s been living in CA since 2003 and his favorite style of bike is the chopper/bobber as well as the stock 50′s era pans. He also drives a ’64 Ford Ranchero to get around and pick up bike parts with! Let’s ride Hide!