This commercial is a dream within a dream. At first Matthew Busche, a sponsored Spy athlete and 2011 U.S. National Road Race Champion, is out on a wicked training ride when he envisions himself hitting some sweet and tacky trails. Stunt double Mike Montgomery, a professional free rider, steps into a sleek bib and clips in for the rest.
My best guess is that he’s riding a specialized TriCross. Can’t tell for sure, but the clip is definitely worth watching.
Bikerumor Bike Shop Video Challenge entry: “Christmas Wrapping” from Steed Cycles out of North Vancouver, Canada.
Sent to us by the folks over at Mercury Cycles. They make wheels.
Bikerumor Bike Shop Video Challenge entry from Kozy’s Cyclery out of Chicago, IL.
This may be a deodorant commercial, but that doesn’t take anything away from the bad hattery of Darren “The Claw” Berrecloth – the godfather of freeride.
More bangers after the break
Bikerumor Bike Shop Video Challenge entry from Sports Garage Cycling out of Boulder, CO. “Top 100 Bike Shop – Bicycling Magazine, Shimano Service Center, Campy Pro Shop, SICI Fit Lab, BG Fit Center.”
Filmed at the firm’s Lenton Boulevard, Nottingham factories, their resident historian (and HR Manager) Frank Ellis told BikeBiz the bike featured in the film was a “Low Gravity Carrier”, or what’s called a Butcher Bike today.
Bikerumor Bike Shop Video Challenge entry from Jack & Adam’s Bicycles out of Austin, TX.
Bikerumor Bike Shop Video Challenge entry from The Bike Store in Warner Robbins, GA.
Awesome video (thanks to their Kickstarter campaign) from the guys at North Central Cyclery promoting the 3rd Annual Gravel Metric on May 27th in DeKalb, IL. The metric is FREE. True statement: Sausage + Beer = Peace On Earth, Good Will Towards Men.
Bikerumor Bike Shop Video Challenge entry from Golden Saddle Cyclery out of Los Angeles, CA.
We’ve covered a lot of really unique and cool bike lock concepts but nothing quite this cute and cuddly.
Watch this adorable pup propped patiently against this bike waiting for his Owner. Once the rider returns the dog gracefully clambers aboard and lets out a bark to signify he’s ready to roll.
Of course, you shouldn’t try this in the states, it’s probably considered animal endangerment.
