The Radavist

Jeff from All-City sent this my way. The new All-City Photo Annual is out (V3 already?!) and the new All-City product catalog. Each year it gets better and better. See more here. I’ve even got some shots in there this year.

For 2013 Ritte is bringing something different to their line and it’s not a new bike. Their women’s team was getting tired of winning every weekend so they figured they’d make it official. Check out the 2013 Ritte women’s cycle team sponsor book above.

Photo by Andy White

Nothing gets better than some vintage Campy on steel, a la Fyxomatosis. Don’t miss this set.

I must have missed this video when it first came out. The Rock’n’Rollin guys took on the Stelvio Pass and all I can say is “jealous”. Check out the full report here, with photos.

This just screams bloody murder all over. A matte black Firefly with the only branding on the inside of the fork blade? Six six sick.

Photo by Kyle Kelley

You’ve gotta head over to Tracko for the full scoop on this lovely Karl Benjamin-inspired Hufnagel for Devon Tsuno.

What would make a steel frame builder want to switch over to building bikes with locally-sourced carbon fiber? A new assemblage process, that’s what. Argonaut Cycles is currently developing a new carbon fiber frameset, unlike any other and last weekend, I got to visit the facilities where the frame pieces are created and the shop where the bikes are built.

More on this soon! All I can say is that I’m very honored to be a part of this roll-out. The parties involved with this project are all incredibly talented. If you really want to check out a cool photo, head to the Argonaut splash page…

Speaking of Australia, this new avon black and ruby red Cubano is stunning! See more of Darren’s work here.

I shoot so many photos of people riding through the city that I don’t even consider this work anymore. It’s like a second nature. So when Bern asked me to shoot Billy “Souphorse” for their Interbike booth, we just headed out into the city like any other day. I’m very stoked on these photos and I can’t wait to see them printed up large at the Bern booth.

Nothing like climbing for miles only to open it up down a gravel road like this with Mt. Hood staring you down…

Photos by Bob Huff

There’s something for everyone up on the Vanilla Flickr. Bob Huff has done an amazing job at documenting some recent projects coming out of the Vanilla Workshop. Head over to take it all in. Just be sure to wipe the drool from your keyboard..,

It’s not every day that Ian gets ahold of photos from his recent work, so when I saw this, I had to jump on it. Inspired by Chris’ Philly Bike Expo road, Ben’s Road Wraith is all about performance through modern steel. Check out more at the Icarus Blog!

I’ve known Dan for many years and before he was a road or cross racer, he was a bike messenger and a photography student. This “shoot as you go” mentality has done him well and with a recent purchase, he’s been keeping his blog up to date with candid photography like this. You should really follow him on Tumblr and make sure you Ask him all the tough questions like “how can I win the Red Hook Crit next year?”.

Hey, it’s been a while. One of the recent Firefly customers obviously has great taste. Who orders a murdered-out bike from them? This one’s molten lava-hot!

Here’s the full length from Deux North‘s first in a series of Hunts. It’s a bit long, but worth the watch if you’ve never spent time in upstate New York.

Even if this bike didn’t have a feather on the headtube, or the name Icarus anywhere on it, I could still tell it’s from the shop of Ian Sutton. With everyone and their mother ripping this dude off, I’m glad to see Ian’s still got some detailing tricks up his sleeve.

That head tube badge is still one of the best out there! See more of Korosuke’s lovely road bike at Icarus Frames!