turn off the ‘safe viewing’ filter on google and search for ‘TWISTER’ again… hehehehe
then you’ll get a good sense of ‘the only way to play twister’
btw, i think some really nice collaborations have come about in the cycling industry, although the cool ‘fixie’ trend is just bringing about collabs involving artists/designers/cocksuckers that dont give a fuck about riding and are looking for a new trend to get on and clock up some scene points. Ala Vice magazine crowd…
the black and gold ‘obey’ fixie seen at interbike/trackosaurusrex… even though i love Shepard Fairey and his work but i felt the bike was a cop out
the ‘master pista’ was ordinary in the sense, that minus the polka dots it was just a mediocre build, as when you look past the frame, attention to detail took a backseat that deprived a beautiful frame of its true potential
and that colango ‘funny’ bike in that fixated show? insert CRINGE here
ALTHOUGH
There have been several collaborations in areas such as the BMX scenes that have had some really nice results such as;
Fit bike co. collaborated with streetwear brand ‘LRG’ and did a really nice allover ‘LRG camo design’ print complete bike that maintained the NYC emphasis.
DC shoe co, did a re-release of the PK Ripper from SE Racing accompanied by their own PK Ripper model of shoe.
And WeThePeople even put a 180 on things and did a cruiser for Clothing brand Carhartt that was really nice
I guess I’m just having a sook, But something just really ticks me off when there are these halfarsed collaborations (not just in the fixie scene) that are not well resolved and have so many loose ends.
That was an ok bike. It was aesthetically pleasing which is more then can be said for most other colabarations with "designers" (<<<those where the biggest inverted commas I could find)
All right now. Imagine that same frame with period correct silver bits white grips and white saddle. It’d rock shit. shakes head How can people come so close yet be so far off?
