Category: Snaps

  • Rough green snake

    Rough green snake

    Seen on Watoosa Ridge in NW GA.

  • Quicksand Taco

    Quicksand Taco

    Purchased my first “new” new vehicle on August 21, 2017. All it took was for the stars, sun, moon and earth to align!

     

  • Mushrooms

    Mushrooms

    Pair of large mushrooms seen at Engel Stadium.

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  • Bag of Dick’s

    Bag of Dick’s

    Dick’s burgers, Seattle, that is.

  • City Bike on an old C’dale racing frame

    City Bike on an old C’dale racing frame

    I slapped this together for my daughter… it’s a small frame, but super maneuverable in traffic. And FAST.

    105 derailleur, Suntour thumb shifter, RD100 brakes and crank, CrossTop levers, Weinmann rims on generic sealed bearing freewhell hubs, and a Brooks B17 saddle. Jamis moustache bars, wrapped with thick and springy black bar tape.

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  • Riders

    Riders

    Current riders… Mostly cruisers… I am old.
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    Bottom to top: 

    • Conspiracy Bryan Pennington with Indy IX 149’s & Kreper kingpins, Shitbird Grimeballs 57’s and RocknRon’s Rockets
    • Powell RoseBones with Orion 150s & Kreper kingpins, Powell Dragon 90a 56’s and Swiss Sixers
    • Comet Voodoo with Bigass Bennetts, wedged front with a SC Cruise Missile riser, Alligator 70mm 78a and Builtins
    • Arbor Pintail with Tracker Fulltrax, Alligator 62mm 79a and RocknRon’s Nuclear Rockets

    Comments:

    Conspiracy gets cruised around skateparks mostly. I love this thing, if you have one and want to let it go, please PM.

    RoseBones is a fun sidewalk cruiser and ditch board. I just set it up last week, so not much mileage… but Orions are WAY better than Indys due to shorter wheelbase: gives it more pop and maneuverability.

    Comet just got set up tonight.. but seems like it’ll be awesome. I live at the top of a 200′ drop gravel drive, so no where to test it.

    Pintail with Trackers obviously does not turn… but that’s OK, because it is low and stable, great for the half-mile cruise from the parking spot to the office.

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  • LESS is more (CSS)

    LESS is more (CSS)

    LESS extends CSS with dynamic behavior such as variables, mixins, operations and functions.

    It allows you to write less, and do more.

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