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The 5th Floor & The North Race: BEALACH NA BÀ

Need some weekeend inspiration? Check out the latest from our brothers overseas:

“Rising up from sea level to 2,054 ft in 6 miles, Bealach Na Bà is the 3rd highest paved road in Scotland. Bealach Na Bà is one of the few roads remaining that was engineered like those in the alps with tight hairpin turns and 20% grades so it was an easy decision when it came to choosing a location for this 5th Floor & The North Race collaboration ride.

Rider:
James Wright (The 5th Floor, Glasgow) the5thfloor.co.uk/
Tim Pulleyn (The North Race) thenorthrace.co.uk/“

Shinola Hand Built Bicycles

I’ve been loving the Runwell these past few days since arriving back home. Check out this video shot at Waterford where Shinola‘s bicycle frames are built.

Here We Are in the Middle of Nowhere

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FYXO_01

Few can narrate like Andy from FYXO. I can only imagine the stories he’ll tell his daughter when she is all grown up. My recount of Shifter Dan’s Birthday Bush Bash Day 02 pales in comparison to that of Fyxomatosis’ efforts.

Head over to Fyxomatosis now to check out more great photos and a pretty great ride recap. I already miss that place…

Jetlag Video Dump

I can’t even begin to get through all the emails I’ve gotten for new videos over the past few days, so here’s a Video Dump with a few more below for your viewing pleasure…

FBM: Bowl Jam Weekend Stoke Booster

It’s Wednesday and I know everyone’s craving some stoke time. Here’s the latest from FBM!

Between Here and There

… to be fair, I was sprinting ahead to shoot a photo. Nice video Andy. It really captures the serenity of that stretch of road.

Happy Friday.

Met Helmets Fixed Adrenalin Tournament

“The 13th of April was one of the most anticipated days in the world’s mini velodrome racing calendar. The MET Fixed Adrenalin Tournament is a unique track event for fixed gear bikes. A wild ride that takes place on one of the smallest velodromes in the world. Fearless cyclists face a demanding test of mental and physical strength and technical skill. The MET FAT is a fantastic tournament. As with many knockout tournaments, the stakes are high and the excitement is intense. The magic really started after the qualifying runs round of the tournament, which is when only the 16 fastest riders enter the final rounds. Juliet Elliott and Thomas Dalbigot proved to be the most skilled riders on the track that night and won the prestigious trophy.”

Check out more at Met.