"Since launching in 2004, Rapha photography has been widely acclaimed. Ben Ingham has perfectly captured the spirit of road racing, the glory and suffering of the sport.
You can now buy high quality, limited edition prints of some of Ben's photographs. Twelve silver gelatin archival prints have been made of each of the photographs shown below. The prints have been produced in a limited edition run and are available in two sizes; 16" × 12" (40cm x 30cm) and 20" × 24" (50cm x 61cm).
The prints are taken from the latest Rapha photo shoot. A late season training camp in the Swiss Alps where the breathtaking terrain and adversities encountered by the riders has been expertly exposed by Ben."
Via: rapha.cc
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Rapha Photographic Prints 2008
Friday, November 21, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
KINFOLK
On the 25th of September 2008 Ways&Means opened the KINFOLK speakeasy for the new internationalist in gritty Nakameguro, quite possibly the trendiest district on the current Tokyo scene. On the menu is a mixture of killer cocktails like the Cuban staple Ginger Mint Mojito, a drink for any occasion. The decor is vintage Japanese interior meets modern day safehouse. Drop into the mix a kaleidoscope of Japanese Keirin Track frames adorning the wood rafters and you have a bar built for drinkers with riding problems.
They also make original Keirin inspired Japanese made track bikes.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Junghans Automatic Pilots Watches
"Junghans knows a thing or two about military watches. Back in the day, they built fighter aircraft instrument clocks - a qualification on its own. Today they continue to issue some military grade hardware with this Automatic Pilot’s Watch. Inspired by the looks of former issue Czechoslovakian air force watches, the Jungens features a PVD coated stainless steel casing, black face, the expected illuminated hands, and sapphire glass for ultra scratch resistance. A true classic."
Via: selectism.com Again!
Bamford UK Launch Online Rolex Customizer
"Online product customizers have eaten endless hours of productivity from business since they came to prominence with the help of Nike ID and its endless array of silhouettes and products. Now Bamford & Sons through the Bamford Watch Company changes the playing field for the Rolex customization market - a market once only accesible by those with relations and funds to work with the short list of specialty shops working on GMT, Daytonas, and Submariners.
The Bamford Watch Company Online Rolex Customizer allows for the individual to modify the Rolex Submariner (Daytona, GMT, and others by request) by color options (face, wheel, date, and more) and bracelet (black PVD - essential). But like the small specialty custom houses, the price is not cheap. Expect to drop as much as 12000$US for the full treatment."
Via: selectism.com
Mischief Outdoor Pursuits Beanies
I hear it's going to be cold this weekend!!!
You might need one of these to keep you warm!
Via: mischiefskatestore.com
New Balance '1300' Brown/Orange - MADE IN ENGLAND
This classic silhouette is packed full of mesh and premium suede, with a textured leather 'N' logo and heel piece as well as a cracked effect pattern printed on the midsole.
Via: fusshop.co.uk
Monday, November 17, 2008
Hand Graft Pocketwallet
"Sometimes it's good to keep things simple. The pocketwallet is the clean cut alternative for keeping your cards and cash in one place. The tidy form of the leather dapper pocket fronts another felt pocket with ample space for more than just a few dollars and your ID card. The smart ivory herringbone elastic loop keeps the important stuff safe and adds a understated holster-like touch. Measures 9cm x 10cm."
Click here for more...
Via: ctothejl.com
Sunday, November 16, 2008
The New York Times Magazine: The Polo logo
We’re incidentally exposed to familiar logos constantly, but that doesn’t influence us — does it? Click here for more...
Via: murketing.com
Rugged - Issue 17 - FREE
This issue features, a feature on BMX & Fixed gear...
Get yours for FREE HERE (you only pay for P&P)
Via: fusshop.co.uk
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