Everything Fixed Gear
Kris has gotten some pretty impressive riders to be featured on his
3:30 edits, but this week he got a little selfish and stole the spot all for himself. All kidding aside, Kris has a pretty unique riding style and always seems to find clean and creative lines in the most unlikely places. He deserves to show off his skills which is exactly what he did here. Go check it out.
This past weekend the Velogold race series got underway in Sacramento.
The first of the races was a 60 mile journey through the hills outside the city. Video highlights and a few photo are posted down below. Be sure to check out all the coverage over on Lockedcog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdcOQtqr-HY
Yesterday a winter storm rolled through and dropped about 8 inches of snow on us. With riding out
of the question we tried to come up with another way to pass the time. The EighthInch Adventure Trike seemed to be up for the job and we held our first EighthInch Hill Climb Competition. The goal was to build up as much speed as
you could in the warehouse before blasting out the loading dock door and up the hill. The snow was tough to cut through and spots of ice underneath didn’t help either. In the end DJ took the crown after making it all the way to the top. Check out the video below.
Kris posted his last edit of 2012 a few days back. It’s a montage of random footage he’s collected over the past six months. It all came
together pretty nicely and really sums up the year for Lockedcog. Since the Lockedcog 2.0 launch Kris has been putting out tons of original content and organizing some
great events. Stay tuned for bigger and better things from Lockedcog in 2013.
Kris just posted a new solo edit a few days ago with some pretty solid stuff. He hit a
few spots around town before taking a handlebar in the finger. Sadly, the accident will keep him off his bike for a few weeks, but at least he has some good footage to show for it. Lets hope for a fast recovery. Don’t forget, Butchers, Buellers, and all of our other freestyle parts are 20% off this month on WS-Outlet when you
use the coupon code “freestyle20″.
Alex, er I mean Kris from Lockedcog just posted a little video bike check of his Butcher. He’s had it pretty dialed in for a while now and its run like a dream. With a little m
ovie magic Kris was even able to do the bike check and have himself riding in the background. Amazing! Check out the video and spec’s rundown below.
Frame: EighthInch 59cm Butcher V2
Fork: Leader Reaper
Wheels: EighthInch 700c Buellers
Tires: Resist Nomad 700x45c
Crankset: EighthInch 170mm Splined Cranks
Sprocket: EighthInch 33t Steel Splined Sprocket
Chain: EighthInch Half Link
Handlebars: EighthInch Prototypes
Stem: EighthInch 50mm Freestyle Stem
Grips: ODI
Saddle: Odyssey Nightwolf
Pedals: Odyssey
Kris seems to be pretty busy lately. I’ve been enjoying his latest approach on edits. Don’t worry about getting a great camera or spending hours locked in your room editing. Just grab your cell phone and go have
fun riding with friends. He and Alex went out and hit up some spots in Sacramento and put together a nice little piece. Check it out below and stay tuned for a full Butcher bike check from Kris soon.
Seeing our V2 Butchers going out the door reminded me of our “Birth of a Butcher” video. If you haven’t seen it yet be sure to check it out. It’s amazing what a few tubes can be transforme
d into.
Learn more about the Butcher here or pick one up at WS-Outlet.
Benjamin from the UK was stoked on getting his new Butcher frame to build up. When it finally arrived he put together a great video of the entire build process and snapped some order cialis
p://eighthinch.com/products/frames/butcher/”>photos of the finished product. The bike turned out great and looks to be exactly what he wanted. A comfortable ride that is as easy to commute on as it is to trick. Enjoy Benjamin!
Click here to learn more about our Butcher or pick one up at WS-Outlet.
If you are taking advantage of our killer $329 Scrambler sale then this video should be a helpful tool. All of our complete bikes come 90% assembled but there are a few things you’ll have to do yourself to get the bike road worthy. Check out our “how to” video and find out what tools you will need and learn how to get your bike assembled in 5 easy steps. And don’t miss your chance to get a Scrambler at the lowest price of the year!
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