06 April 2013
26 March 2013
GBR t-shirt design
12 March 2013
BMR5
SWIPED...
Big Mountain Run 5 from Robert Adamo on Vimeo.
Shot in the North Carolina and Tennessee Mountains. Crazy Fools on Motorcycles and the 70s chopper culture. Builders and riders, no lawyers just creatives with degrees in engineering. No Drama just a good time.
Big Mountain Run 5 from Robert Adamo on Vimeo.
Shot in the North Carolina and Tennessee Mountains. Crazy Fools on Motorcycles and the 70s chopper culture. Builders and riders, no lawyers just creatives with degrees in engineering. No Drama just a good time.
11 March 2013
THE Rathskeller...
...or The Rat. Look it up for a complete history of one of the best clubs in Boston, MA.
26 February 2013
16 February 2013
15 February 2013
Further I
FURTHER I from Edwin Europe on Vimeo.
London to Biarritz and back again – Summer MMXII – Edwin Denim Co & Kingdom of Kicks.
http://edwin-europe.com
http://www.kingdomofkicks.co.uk
14 February 2013
Give Back Ride
Planning for the 4th annual ride has begun. This year's recipient is the Townsend Fire-EMS. Money raised will go towards the purchase of firefighter's equipment that is not covered in the budget (due to budget cuts in town).
Information on the ride's origin, details, participation and sponsorship...can be found HERE. The GBR is also on Facebook.
07 February 2013
04 February 2013
29 January 2013
25 January 2013
23 January 2013
15 January 2013
11 January 2013
03 January 2013
21 December 2012
12 December 2012
05 December 2012
Seat pan, pad and fiberglass cowl...
I saw this bike a few weeks back (Spotted in Cambridge) and left a note with my contact info. The owner responded. In his words....
"The brown seat pad was home made. The covering is vinyl from Joanne's Fabric and my wife did the stitch pattern with her sewing machine. The tail light was bought on e-bay. Attached are some pics of the seat process."
The base of the pad is made from a marine material called Starboard. It's easily cut and can be formed with a heat gun, and nails/staples hold well in it.
The first layer of foam is actually from a few cheap gardening knee pads.
Then I put another layer of soft smoothing foam on that.
The foam is glued to the board with contact cement...
...and wrapped the vinyl around it (stapled underneath).
The vinyl is glued to the foam where it curves upward in the back to keep it flat. The vinyl was cut into strips and then sewn back together in the pattern you see here (stitching idea taken from THIS technique).
"The brown seat pad was home made. The covering is vinyl from Joanne's Fabric and my wife did the stitch pattern with her sewing machine. The tail light was bought on e-bay. Attached are some pics of the seat process."
The first layer of foam is actually from a few cheap gardening knee pads.
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