Another great find by Chris Mullins. Check this thing out:

The PK Ripper Fixed Gear is the 3rd installment in a series of limited edition bike projects from DC and SE Racing. Within this run of 1,000 (in the US), The Standard has micro customized twenty of these PK Rippers to reflect the New York hotel’s signature black and gold style. Fifteen bikes will be available for complimentary use by The Standard New York hotel guests while five are available for purchase now at The Standard’s online shop for $1,250 USD.
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This comes to us via Jim Cielencki’s Twitter: a custom Sunday Model-C cruiser from Russia. Just check the photos (drool…).

See the full set here.

As of today, The Peddler Bike Shop here in Austin is now located at the corner of 51st and Duvall, right next to Flight Path coffee shop.

Go check ‘em out. We’ll be by there this afternoon.

There is no other metal band that compares to Slayer. No other band has been together as long, destroyed as much stuff, ripped as hard, nor kept their collective foot so heavy on the pedal. Slayer has never let up. Ever.
I finally got to see them wreck shit live on stage at the Mayhem Festival on August 14th in San Antonio, Texas. Thanks to Matt and Nate Bailie, whom I’ve known since the ninth grade, I can now die happy. The set list included “Psychopathy Red” from their forthcoming World …

Mullins passed this one our way:

After numerous previews, The Hundreds have finally decided to officially showcase their latest creation in the form of the world’s first ever 26″ PK Ripper by SE Bikes. Built exclusively for the Los Angeles-based streetwear label, the bike boasts an all-new 6061 aluminum tubing, looptail rear end, and retro dropouts. Limited to only 350 units worldwide, each individually numbered bike features the signature The Hundreds JAGS design throughout, including the seat and padset. A release is scheduled for August 13th, 2009 at The Hundreds SF/LA …

Mullins sent along a link to this one:

We like it.

My sister sent me this one: a recycle pin on Etsy:

Check out the pile of old school BMX bikes at OS-BMX this year at DefGrip.

Dope.
More photos at DefGrip (with thanks to Jared Souney for the link), and even more at Ride.

Regular contributor and friend of HEADTUBE, Chris Mullins sent this one along from Juxtapoz: Acamonchi’s Art Studio: Gerardo Yepiz “Pushing the pedals not my beliefs.” Good stuff.