Letsride hot drop on next 24. Give em rain with the hot shot from Bandung to Singapore.
Didnt y’all smell something? Its smell like a fishy scandal are going to come up to the surface.
The team was supercool, and the deeds were superboom.
Come and drop by if you’re around, and see the scandal by yourself.
BIGGGGGGGER there
Letsride on “Human and Architecture” photography exhibition
reminisce all over the city
NEXT SKID : April 24th
“Parahyangan Architecture Parade Closing Ceremonial Party”
at GSG UNPAR, Bandung
More ‘homework’ to come forth.
Letsride and Heroes Custom collaborate to contribute their work for “Ngajak Ribut!” exhibition.
The event held in Bandung, on April 9th till 11th.
Many community and artist were involved here.
What we do, what we love best, what we hit up. An afterparty on this event.
DJ, electronic performers and VJ are bangin’, the Openlabs allstars.
Freestyle session afterward, we’re slice up the Gallery’s fancy floor.
Much love for the KOMMUN : Unpar Architecture guys, much thanx for the opportunity. Lets show em love on http://kommunars.com
BYOB. (Bring Your Own Bike).
Ride Safe & God Bless
Idris
The alarms signal is yelling out. And the diamonds are on the run.
Call the cops, like its a big robbery. The thief got away. But no one is chasing her.
For her simply beauty, they gave up the diamonds.
The name of the thief is Elisse
Ebe’s Customized Fixie by Heroes Custom
The iCycle project is a collaborative effort between streetwear brand Sup Clothing, fixed gear collective Crank Arm Steady and local Performance Cycling Syndicate Getset.
Originally concieved during Crank Arm Steady’s 120km Tour of Singapore in 2009, the iCycle project highlights dire need for road equality for cyclists of all shapes and form. The goal, though monumental, is to raise awareness of cycling as a full fledged legitimate sport and mode of transport on the streets of Singapore.
The collaborative effort bridges the divide between road cyclists and fixed gear riders through 2 tees and 2 caps that celebrate and commemorate cycling in Singapore. Using like-minded inspiration, aesthetics and fabrication the combined, the collection celebrates performance and fixed gear cycling beauty in the heart of Singapore.
The ‘Longhouse’ tee by Yasin Rahim for Getset speaks roadie from the heart, the coffee and hawker stall along Upper Thompson Road having been the epicentre for roadies, pro and amatuer cycling teams for more than a decade. This picture was taken a few minutes shy of 7am on a Saturday Morning, the quintessential roll out time.
The ‘Fixie’ tee by Yasin Rahim for Sup Clothing documents a small segment of the CAS ‘Tour of Singapore’, a 120km round island fixed gear ride that took place in late 2009 by the Crank Arm Steady crew. The respresents the physical manifestation of the Tour of Singapore Film, set to show at the Sup Clothing Store on the 17th of April, 2009. Both these tees are accompanied by a collection of performance cycling caps with each party’s insignias.
In summary, iCycle is simply a call to arms for the Singapore Cycling community to get together. This is the first step. To make cycling, cyclists known. People need to know that it is not a fad, phase or a recreation. It’s a life. A life style. Fixed or otherwise, cycling is here to stay. Whether you like it or not.
The launch of iCycle will be on Saturday, 17th of April at Sup Clothing where we will premiere the film of Crank Arm Steady’s Tour of Singapore, as well as featuring exclusive prints of Singapore’s cycling scenes. Gracious sponsors Red Bull, Tiger Beer, Nike Sportswear, etc etc will be providing free drinks, banging tunes and prizes throughout the evening so we hope you join us to represent Singapore Cycling proudly. Or at the very least, for a drink and a good time.
Courtesy of Getset
Ride Safe & God Bless
Idris.
via CAS
