Team Dilly Is The Man

the new DVD from Minneapolis' own Team Dilly is now available.  It features the always popular Arik Elstran as well as one of the Twin Cities greatest treasures (and first dude to ever successfully hit a handrail on a fixed gear) Jesse Hilliard.

Seriously, you ever met someone not in awe of Jesse's easy going positive attitude?  Me neither.

Watch this shit


TEAM DILLY IS THE MAN TRAILER from Kyle Stark on Vimeo.

Happy Birthday America

You may not be perfect, but you're ours and we love you.

Classic Castelli

Summer Essentials

you need to hear this now

Welcome Back

After spending most of the spring on the Macho Man proto, I'm super happy to be back on my beloved red white and blue Nature Boy Zona.



And in case you were wondering, those 40c Clement XPlor's fit just swell.

Friday

Jerks

IDK

no idea what's going on here, but I like it.

All-City Def Star Sprockets

Finally available.  All-City

Saturday

B. and I checked out Bauer Brothers Salvage in N.E.  If you haven't been you really should check it out, tons of radness.

BMX Video Monday

Some X-Games Street Highlights for ya.


2012 X-Games Street Highlights - More BMX Videos

Thursday

Went to the Levi's launch at One on One, then we got nutz.  Big thanks to my man Billy "Souphorse" Sinkford for a great couple of days and late nights.

Safe travels buddy.

Shoes

Matty's Bianchi Lugged Cross

At the swap meet this year, Matt scooped up this frame without any haggling.  Cross frames are kind of where track bikes were a few years back with demand from folks who want to try out the discipline outstripping the number of bikes available.

Vintage numbers are yet even harder to come by, so when he had the opportunity to pickup this fine lugged (mostly, the shaped tubing necessitates a welded BB) handmade in Italy Bianchi Reparto Course he jumped all over it.

Add a Surly 1" Cross Check fork (likely a little long, but it rides great), and a sweet 9 speed Ultegra drivetrain and you end up with a ride that's a real head turner.  You just don't see these very often.

Check it out:

















If any of you out there in radio land has any idea where to track down the appropriate Bianchi fork for this thing, holler at me.  He's on the hunt.