The LAtimes had done a wonderufl interview with Craig Calfee sometime ago, but their archives are only free for a certain time. Today, The San Francisco Chronicle published a great article (read it here) about Craig Calfee: his bamboo designs, custom frame bikes and Ghana travles/programs).
It is also very inspiring and the way that he incorporates craft, the whole bicycle ritualistic experience and being in touch with the earth, is just great. He is also part of the article I posted in todays SF chronicle posts 🙂
Craig Calfee ‹Image courtesy of the San Francisco Chronicle›
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Great story about these three great thinkers and contributers to the bicycle culture and its wonderful science and craft that goes in the making of the bicycle and frame from the ground up (including all bike lovers, engineers, sustainability, the joy and all the good things riding a bicycle brings to your personal experience)
In The San Francisco Chronicle today published a great article about:
1) Craig Calfee (his bamboo designs, custom frame bikes and Ghana travles/programs “It is wonderful to work with natural materials that just grows out of the ground”)
2) Mike Ahrens (Ahrens Bicycles, grew up in San Jose riding BMX and dirt bikes)
3) Bernie Mikkelsen (Mikkelsen frames, builts primarly with steel material, “Carbon breaks? Throw it out. A steel bike never dies”)
I’m a huge steel frame fan. Read the complete article (includes video media) about these 3 Bay area bike/frame makers at the sfgate link here.
Mike Ahrens ‹Image courtesy of the San Francisco Chronicle.›
‹Image courtesy of the San Francisco Chronicle.›
Bernie Mikkelsen in Alameda, has been building bikes for 34 years.
He also suffered a stroke in 2006, and is now back in the shop (with assisted help)
Truly inspiring.
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while in distracted in class ‹many moons ago›, dedicated to the art school cool cats that ride bikes that are a muy fancy and accessorized in a cute bmx-ish matchy way.
is the title for this print. Im currently liking his stuff mucho. This reminds me of a rush hour around downtownSF-embarcadero area. It could easily relate to many cities becoming zoos of human behavior and that is perhaps why I am quite fascinated by this particular one.
East bay in the AM. Oakland /Macarthur-San Pablo intersection. I really like that Liquor sign.
Adorable man purse
It’s a dog! It’s a butterfly! It’s a bike!
Marin County Bike Coalition Valet bike parking. Nice
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