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.

On Wednesday, June 10th, Clementine Coffee Bar here in Austin is showing the BMX movie, Rad.

Come on out, rep the 80s, BMX, and get Cru to sign your cast.

I got this from Austin’s Yellow Bike Project, and we all need to get on it:
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This Thursday, May 21st, Austin City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2009 update to Austin’s Bicycle Master Plan. The update outlines a long-term strategy for making cycling a safer and more viable mode of transportation in Austin. We need to be there, because those who are against it most certainly will.

Here’s what you can do:

Show up to the hearing:
The public hearings section of Thursday’s council meeting begins at 6:00pm. Go to City …

Pocket-sized and ready to ride:

Get them here. [With thanks to Cindy for the link]

You’ve probably seen this, but if you haven’t… It was sent to me personally by several friends, and then I saw it on forums, Twitter, Facebook, etc. On April 22nd, this was the clip of the day — and for good reason.
In this montage, Danny MacAskill combines several kinds of riding (e.g., the agility and precise hops of trials, the balance of mountain bikes, and the big moves of BMX, etc.) into one unstoppable urban melée. Check it out, if you haven’t already. If you have, it’s probably worth another …

Shirts from Psychlist: Subversie Cycling are dope.

Check these out (click the image for the ModCloth site):

Thanks to Jessy Elf for the tip on these.