RO ROLL KIDUL GOLDSPRINT

Hosted By LifeCycle. Tales from the Crit – TFTC Presenting:The first goldsprint ever held on Singapura soil. $5 to enter. Trophy, Cash & T-level messenger bag for winner and there will be BIG BIG raffle from our sponsors. Not to be missed! tonnes of prizes!! raffle tixs will be sold that nite.Be there early for Steinlager Pure beer while stock last.
Energy drink and sound system provided by Redbull.

On deck:
Dj Ritz
Dub Skank’in Hifi
Ddrrff

Cyclist or not, all are welcome to challenge yourself or your mates on the rollers. Come one come all!!

B.Y.O.B!!!!!

for more info and updates go to http://tftcrit.wordpress.com/

This event won’t be possible without our kind sponsors.

https://www.facebook.com/lifecycle.co
http://www.peonfx.com/
http://www.airwalk.com.sg/
http://www.redbull.sg/
http://www.6drunkmen.com.sg/
http://www.thekillergerbil.com/
http://www.thisisalley.com/
http://www.fabscycle.com/

PISta COLLECtive

via: Prolly is not Probably

STRAND CRAFT 166

The Strand Craft 166 is an uncompromising superyacht that is as outrageous as it is daring. Designed entirely around an automotive theme by Eduard Gray of Gray Design, this yacht is ideal for owners who are addicted to that new leather smell. Her low stance, enormous length and curled haunches give this vessel a dynamic aesthetic that is guaranteed to turn heads in the most well appointed marinas.

At the back, inside the yacht’s own garage of course, sits a bespoke Grey Design supercar. A car that can only be obtained through the purchase of the yacht. It gets by with a 4.3-litre V8 engine capable of pulling the sleek coupe to 320km/h. If you don’t fancy the custom car though, Grey Design will stow a Ferrari, Lamborghini or a Koenigsegg into the garage if you’d prefer.

To order yours today, visit Strand Craft USA.

PERFORATIONS

Grab ’em @ Dodici!!!

RAFAEL

Raphael Spyder

Raphael Heidelberg

via: Elcyclista

KEIRIN SPRINT

via: Fuccit

SHARKY

via Brenton Salo

GRACE E BIKES

via The Cool Hunter.

Casino Concor Cross Stitch

The second Busyman saddle designed by James. This time a variation on the “Casino Royale” perforation pattern on an old Concor Super Corsa.