1. This Is The Kit | Spinney | A Take Away Show (by LaBlogotheque)

  2. Flying People in New York City (by ChronicleNYC)

  3. “Don’t ask, ‘What do you think of my bloomers?” - A List of Don’ts for Women on Bicycles circa 1895.

    “Don’t ask, ‘What do you think of my bloomers?” - A List of Don’ts for Women on Bicycles circa 1895.

  4. I’ve seen Rock Shox used for Paris-Roubaix before, but never a fully suspended road bike… (via Velominati › Guest Article: Anatomy of a Photo-1994 Paris-Roubaix)

    I’ve seen Rock Shox used for Paris-Roubaix before, but never a fully suspended road bike…

    (via Velominati › Guest Article: Anatomy of a Photo-1994 Paris-Roubaix)

  5. How good was the 2011 Tour de France? It was this damn good.

    (clip by 618PRODUCTIONS1)

  6. nickrearden: Clever graphic showing which muscles are responsible for what portion of pedal stroke…hate posting things like this without credit but it’s not clear whose work this is. Well done you, anyway.

    nickrearden:

    Clever graphic showing which muscles are responsible for what portion of pedal stroke…hate posting things like this without credit but it’s not clear whose work this is. Well done you, anyway.

    (Source: dropbar)

  7. Merry Christmas, you lot!

    Now enjoy Advertising With Bells On (by fold7) - Best. Christmas. Video [fromanagency]. Ever.

  8. The World Famous Kalle Lind pointed me in the direction of Mouseflow. A tool that lets you see heatmaps, click confetti and watch realtime mouse tracking of your site’s visitors. It’s a bit weird, but I can see the benefits of usability studies without the need for one-way glass. You’d need to make sure it was covered in your site’s privacy terms, but I still feel a little ooky and voyeuristic watching the playback despite not really collecting any data we’re not already getting through Google Analytics or CrazyEgg. What do you think?

    The World Famous Kalle Lind pointed me in the direction of Mouseflow. A tool that lets you see heatmaps, click confetti and watch realtime mouse tracking of your site’s visitors. It’s a bit weird, but I can see the benefits of usability studies without the need for one-way glass. You’d need to make sure it was covered in your site’s privacy terms, but I still feel a little ooky and voyeuristic watching the playback despite not really collecting any data we’re not already getting through Google Analytics or CrazyEgg.

    What do you think?

  9. New York cyclists are a tribe. Within any tribe, there are distinctions. We parse our smallest differences and look down on one another, even as we look down on everyone else.

    — The Breakdown via Nick Rearden (“34 x26” aren’t his vital statistics)

  10. What were all these people waitin for. He told me it was for a apple phone or some such. I said dont these folks have telephones already?

    — 

    Well, when you put it like that…

    Cormac McCarthy: “The Apple Store”