via Passionsfrukt. Thanks to Wannheden for the tip.

Finish bicycle builder Olli Erkkilä delivers brutal bike after brutal bike. This SUV fixie is no exception!

» Olli Erkkilä

Experimental musican Mark Growden knows how to create beautiful music using beautiful objects. Like…a handlebar…

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Anti-heros are the true heros!

Thanks to Susann who sent the tip

via Milano Fixed

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The team “Ung vänster(hänt)” are the new Swedish champions. Well played!
More pics can be found at Fixedgear.se

» Fixedgear.se

via Rob4Bike

The local time-trial championship was held today in Gothenburg. Glenn Dahl participated and performed really great (fourth place) on a Monark race bike from 1960.

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Simplex transmission (4-speed with lever controller at the front), Ideale saddle, wing-nuts and a frame in “airplane steel”. All original.

Sweet!

Last night a 200 meters fixie spint race on gravel roads were held in Gothenburg, Sweden. Great fun!

via Bike Man Dan

Photographer Timm Kölln has managed to capture the raw brute force of pro cycling in his photos of pro cyclists right after having crossed the finishing line. Just look at the photos of Robbie McEwen och Rolf Aldag below.

© Timm Kölln

There are more great photos on Timms web site.

» Timm Kölln

via Fixed Gear

Komet Club Rouleur hosts the first Swedish bike polo championship on August 14′th in Gothenburg.

The matches are played at the centercourt at Vita Björns tennis court.

Thanks to Bubblan

Thanks to Otto R

Two new pics of ”The Bastard” that we blogged about a few days ago.

Erik, the proud owner

New frame decoration

Photo: Christer Hedberg
Location: Vita Björns tennis court, Gothenburg Sweden

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This is Eriks new singlespeed bike – The Bastard. A rusty and brutal bicycle.

Swedish Crescent Reynolds frame, Weinmann brakes, Ideale 45 saddle and Alex rims with Mythos slicks.

Brutal as hell. A pure Bastard.

» Hisingen Hommus Institut

via IT-Handikappad

Waldner och Jonatan has created their own interpretations of the Shimano och Campagnolo logos.

via Komet Club Rouleur

Who doesn’t want to feel like a world champion every now and then?

The Japanese web store Blue Lug has socks sporting the world champion stripes that can be yours for 1.260 Yen (approx. $11).

» Blue Lug

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