Ride On! Art Show
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anonymitytheif at 01.30.07 - 9:13 pm
So there's been several different ideas on what kind of ride we should do for the Feb Ridazz....Think we can pull together Graff/Mural ride to go along with the art show an start at the gallery down town?
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That's a great idea. This is the 3rd anniversary ride, no?
angle02.1.07 - 4:44 am
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Here's my shot: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=681206
Just Kidding..
But seriously, Here's my rough draft proposal:
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=681206
It's harder to come up with a route than I originally thought! I'd be happy to help scout it out. Things always change for the better when you do that. I was imagining the art district area. (Lots of bridges and overpasses.) I just don't know where there's any good street art. I don't get out often. :P I was also thinking and alernative ending could be at Plaza De La Raza inside of Lincoln Park rather than at the Brewery. Unless someone wants to throw a killer party there! .. eyah. That would be rad though. Thanks for checking out my idea.
Joe Borfo02.1.07 - 11:39 am
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There's also a bar to stop at in China Town that Sins and Sprockets folk are well versed with.
Joe Borfo02.1.07 - 11:47 am
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hey, I did that route three times on the way to Spoke(n) Art!
spiraldemon02.1.07 - 11:56 am
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oh crap... I realized I posted that joke route twice...IDIOT!!!
Thats what I get for trying to be a smart ass. damn it.
Here is the route I was trying to sugges:
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=681414
or
CLICK HERE
Sorry about that.
Spiraldemon is probably laughing his ass off at me right now...
Joe Borfo02.1.07 - 12:41 pm
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Looks totally awesome Borfo!
Do you think that you could get a gang together to scout it out?
I might could meet up on Monday, but I've got a lot of work and school next week.
anonymitytheif02.1.07 - 4:42 pm
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Well, I'd like to do the bike winter events this weekend. But maybe I can squeeze it in. Monday would work out fine. If I can get some Tren Way, Armadillos, or Fluffers to help me, then I think I could have it set by Tuesday. Anyone want to scout with me?
I don't have resources for spoke cards currently though. Do you?
Aiiight!
Joe Borfo02.1.07 - 4:54 pm
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I think Brassknuckle has the dying community laminator....
anonymitytheif02.2.07 - 6:05 pm
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I'm willing to help with, or even host, the spoke card making gathering again. I have my own laminator and if I can get my hands on the dying laminator I'm willing to take it apart and try to breathe a little more life into it, if that's possible.
mr rollers02.3.07 - 11:59 am
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Thanks Rollers. I should try to get the dying laminatazz from Dan and the Artwork from A-Thief before we meet. I don't mind doing some printing if no one else will.
I will also need some guidance with the scouting. I'm going to try on Monday and any other day before the spoke card making that anybody is interested in helping me with.
Thanks.
Joe Borfo02.3.07 - 11:39 pm
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I was hoping to combine the route idea with Locations that had street art. If Franknnz or anyone else who knows that info please contact me.
Joe.borfo AT gmail dot com
Joe Borfo02.4.07 - 4:25 am
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I know of five Caché murals some or all of which could/should be included in any street-art ride.
1) Southside of Sunset just west of Benton Way (pictured)
2) Southside of Sunset Boulevard just east of Coronado Terrace
3) West side of Glendale Boulevard across from Echo Park Lake
4) West side of Hill Street just north of 2nd Street
5) Northside of Beverly Blvd. east of Alvarado
6) West side of Heliotrope north of Melrose (across from the Bike Kitchen)
Agent Orange02.4.07 - 9:09 am
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damn. Those places sound great, but it's slightly out of reach from the area we will be riding on Friday. I got a few other tips from some that may help. It will be fine as long as we can ride.
Joe Borfo02.4.07 - 9:04 pm
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Belmont Tunnel
The Pacific Electric PE Subway
Belmont Tunnel was in operation
from 30-11-1925 until 19-06-1955
In this area there's a lot great
murals and Graffiti
http://you-are-here.com/transport/belmont.html
http://www.westworld.com/~elson/larail/PE/tunnel.html
http://www.50mmlosangeles.com/viewStory.php?storyId=21
chrissy02.5.07 - 4:50 pm
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I updated the ride calendar and put in all the details for the show..where to meet and when, here...
http://www.midnightridazz.com/viewStory.php?storyId=206
anonymitytheif02.5.07 - 4:56 pm
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the opening is this friday! everybody be there!
chrissy02.5.07 - 4:58 pm
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Just up Sunset Boulevard near Alvarado Street, the skate shop Brooklyn Projects gave Shepard Fairey permission to use the wall alongside the building several months ago for a mural — a massive, almost grid-like work that integrates his personal cultural references with political messages.
chrissy02.5.07 - 5:19 pm
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Along Sunset Boulevard and into Echo Park, by Benton Way there's a pastel illustration of bubbly chickens in a pasture by the artist Caché. There's another mural work by the same artist just up the block east of Coronado Street: the ethereal characters on bikes along the wall, with the phrase "Ride forever" on the side. "This guy always changes this wall but always has these characters," Shepard Fairey says. "It's really cool."
chrissy02.5.07 - 5:21 pm
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On the top of the dilapidated building of the old Sunset Pacific Motel on Sunset near Fountain Ave, L.A.-based artist Kalen Ockerman, known as Mear One, has painted a giant image of a youth in a brown hoodie with several arms spread out like Shiva, with a can of spray paint in one hand, sitting in the lotus position.
chrissy02.5.07 - 5:23 pm
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Santa Monica Boulevard in East Hollywood, there's something that looks as if it's straight from a 1980s video arcade. The artist: Space Invader, whose works are from the namesake game. "He's from Paris, he's a good friend of mine, and I think he's awesome because his pieces stay up," Shepard Fairey says. "This wall had a bunch of graffiti on it, and he put the mosaic up, and people don't look at it as graffiti, but it is," he adds, barely containing his excitement.
chrissy02.5.07 - 5:26 pm
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Then on Melrose, there's a Banksy piece, one of his signature black rats. This one's holding a paintbrush and says, "I'm out of bed and dressed — what more do you want?"
chrissy02.5.07 - 5:27 pm
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The largest Banksy piece that Fairey shows us is just a few blocks down. Along the top of a two-story optometry office is a large black-and-white graphic of Batman's sidekick Robin, holding a can of paint and a long red paint roller. "No more heroes" is scrawled in red script on Melrose facing Stanley Avenue.
chrissy02.5.07 - 5:29 pm
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And on Beverly Boulevard near La Brea Avenue, there's yet another Banksy piece depicting an old woman wearing a scarf, with the words, "You looked better on myspace." Above her lurks a piece by artist Thierry Guetta, of a man with a camera.
Our last stop is to see an elaborate portrait of a blue woman with long, flowing black hair by aerosol artists Retna and El Mac, on La Brea near 3rd Street.
[i extracted those all from this article: http://www.calendarlive.com/galleriesandmuseums/cl-wk-cover18jan18,0,6429701.story?coll=la-home-headlines]
chrissy02.5.07 - 5:30 pm
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Yes, I scouted the route this evening. The Reverend Dak and I made a lot of good changes to the original route. I can tell you, this wil be a VERY AWESOME NIGHT! Lots of art on the ride. Good Times.
Thank You All for your help!
Joe Borfo02.6.07 - 1:18 am
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damn I wish I'da been in town when you guys were looking for work, ahh well, some other time.
FuzzBeast02.6.07 - 4:39 am
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Anyone down for a pre-ride ride from Downtown to the spot? Maybe check out a couple of pieces on the way?
420LaHaRR02.6.07 - 8:57 am
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Hey 420LaHarrGGHH! I'm game for a 420 n' beer, maybe even a food cruise before the art show.
spiraldemon02.6.07 - 9:41 am
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I'm down for some pre-ride "fluffing".
Joe Borfo02.6.07 - 11:01 am
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Food, Beer and a fluffer.....
good times ;-)....................
420LaHaRR02.6.07 - 1:35 pm
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Those in the SFV are well versed in
Fluffing.
Therefore, they will from now on be known as The Fluffers.
Joe Borfo02.6.07 - 6:48 pm
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A Fluffer. You see, we don't discriminate.
Joe Borfo02.6.07 - 7:11 pm
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Dude, I'm not sure but I don't think the ladies need fluffers ;-(
Of course needs and wants are two totally different things ;-)
420LaHaRR02.7.07 - 11:02 am
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the pregame warmup...
I am game.
noz
franknzz02.7.07 - 1:52 pm
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yeah, so where we meeting for the preride?
FuzzBeast02.7.07 - 3:17 pm
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All the FAM's can meet up under the fourth street bridge and harass the "real" messengers.
420LaHaRR02.7.07 - 3:45 pm
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420, contact me off-list? joe dot borfo at gmail do com .
Joe Borfo02.7.07 - 4:03 pm
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Borfo's lookin' for some pre-event fluffing from 420LarHarrGGHH!
spiraldemon02.7.07 - 4:16 pm
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I'll have my understudy take care of hard labor.
420LaHaRR02.7.07 - 4:24 pm
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oh my god. i can't believe this thread got downgraded by fluffers.
chrissy02.7.07 - 5:25 pm
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spiral is MY personal fluffer! no one else can have him!!
Roadblock02.7.07 - 5:40 pm
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Downgraded?
That hurt...
Fluffers have feelings too ;-(.............
420LaHaRR02.7.07 - 6:13 pm
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So on the serious side, where and when we meeting?
FuzzBeast02.7.07 - 7:04 pm
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mr rollers, can u email me? i have questions regarding ur laminating machine. i need help makin spoke cards if u can lend a hand. i'll throw in, let me know how much. -tony
dropgearz@yahoo.com
t.bone02.8.07 - 10:49 am
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DAMMIT...I'm going to be outta town...doing the Tour de Palm Springs on Saturday morning...
have fun on this ride, though!!
adrian02.8.07 - 11:25 am
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Is this one of those guy things, cause I'm just not getting it...
anonymitytheif02.8.07 - 7:46 pm
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anyone riding from the east side? i'm comin from Alhambra and i plan on ridin to the event. Anyone else down to meet up? come on out u slackers......
t.bone02.9.07 - 3:04 pm
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1.) Where is the MEETING point? i cannot find it.
i clicked on the url above but there is only gallery info posted.
2.) Any WESTSIDE riders want to meet up at Trader Joe's on Venice & Culver?
meandmybluebike02.9.07 - 3:30 pm
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sweet ride. hope those people that fell are okay. i almost crashed into the mix too. hope u guys recover quickly. we got more rides coming up.
t.bone02.10.07 - 1:22 am
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Great ride everyone. Dang T.bone... you are fast on the bike. You beat me home. The bike lane thing was dope and to that person that ate it at Pioneer but saved the beer.... kudos!! I'm looking forward to your SGV ride T.bone. Laters all.
digablesoul02.10.07 - 1:51 am
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Kudos to Joe Borfo and company for laying down another sa-weet trip. One of the best ever. The gallery was a great start and the stop at Belmont Tunnel was fucking brilliant.
And the "sharrows" installed on Echo Park Avenue are the most beautiful things I've ever seen. Bravo to the crew that saw those through.
I through a crapload of pix up on Flickr but I'm too tired to post any here in the gallery so go look at 'em over there:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wildbell/sets/72157594527521135/
Agent Orange02.10.07 - 2:06 am
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Agent Orange quit being so lazy and post some flicks. you dont have to put em all just hit us with some choice photos! great photos btw.
Really great Art Show Theif. and nice route Borfo!
Roadblock02.10.07 - 3:21 am
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Yo, did anyone pick up an extra Mona Lizza Spoke card?...I forgot to grab one.
anonymitytheif02.10.07 - 8:54 am
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I got one for you thief. Good ride everybody!
Joe Borfo02.10.07 - 10:25 am
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ya sweet path joe borfo, sweet event all together. hope u come out to my Pill ride and bring some friends!
t.bone02.10.07 - 10:57 am
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Borfo, how ya feelin this mornin? I bet that truck is a little sore.
brassknuckle02.10.07 - 11:12 am
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one of the worst ridazz. so many crashes.
kov02.10.07 - 11:52 am
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POSTING PICTURES
Quick word about last night,.
When posting pictures of last night, it might be in the best interest of the LADOaT employees, not to post their pictures while they are working.
It may cause them some legal issues down the line. Yes post the finish product, just leave the artist out..
sexy02.10.07 - 11:54 am
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The beer awareness of the rida who crashed in front of Pioneer Chicken was unparalleled. There were a boatload of crashes, some caused by apparent neophytes who have not bothered with reading the bicycle safety section of this site. The guy in the thick of the pack who did a sudden and unannounced quick stop right in front of me was guilty of this. I managed to just clip him and ride what my friend described as a nice nose wheelie for a bit, but came out unscathed. At least one person behind me was not so fortunate though as I heard the clattering of a bicycle and thud of a body hitting the pavement. I don't care if some goofball wants to thump themselves, but thumping others with stupidity is quite unacceptable.
Jeronimo02.10.07 - 12:52 pm
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haha. that was one of the best Ridazz ever. Those rolling hills on Soto were so fun. Visiting House of Spirits for our 3rd Anniv. was pure brilliance. The sharrows were wonderful. I thought the vibe was perfect. The stops kept everyone together - everything was awesome, except the crashes of course, but that's part of the dangers of Midnight Ridazz.
the reverend dak02.10.07 - 1:02 pm
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i thought there were too many stops, and they lasted for too long. We probably spent more time standing around than actually riding. Aside from the railroad tracks and the dead end, the route was ok. With that many riders, the U-turn across the tracks and the dead end were not well planned. Except for the 50 people at the very front, nobody had any idea what was going on at the belmont tunnel. The planners (whom i respect for the amount of time and effort it takes to put a ride together) need to remember that what works well on a scouting ride with 15 experienced riders, my not work well with 800 riders of questionable experience.
tavis02.10.07 - 2:08 pm
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Last night was my first time with the Ridazz...It was a great ride and I'll be back. Thanks everybody!
ronji02.10.07 - 2:38 pm
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Borfo and Crew,
Thanks for all the work you guys put in. The show was a blast (props to whoever put it together). Long live Guerrilla Infrastructure!! Viva Zapata!!
420LaHaRR02.10.07 - 4:07 pm
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Hope everyone got home OK. Does anyone know who got picked up by the paramedics and if he/she is gonna be alright. Was there an unusually high number of flats or am I just seeing things again. Big respect to all who helped keep the "no rida left behind" theme going but seriously folks,
BRING EXTRA TUBES/PATCH KITS AND PUMPS!!!
You're kidding yourself if you think you can ride through the streets without picking up a flat and its bad form to slow someone else's roll because you're too cool to carry a basic kit.
That's it ,rant's over, bowl is packed....See y'all out there and yes I will always have an extra tube for you ;-)...
420LaHaRR02.10.07 - 4:21 pm
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I thought this was a great ride and much love to those who took the time to put it together. Great vibe and lots of new blood (no pun intended) . Whomever the guy was in the back group with us who called the group leaders and had the Thomas Guide to get us back home - Thanks, man. That's the REAL spirit of ridazz.
We missed the ride but I must say I've never seen a header by someone who ran over his own half-full can of beer. A crash like that would have killed any sober person! Get yourself a brain bucket!
Again, great ride.
PS. Let's do our part to educate the new ridazz - deliberately angering motorists is trouble. We make more friends by letting people by instead of taking up all 3 lanes and taunting people. We actually met a couple of cool cops during one of our stops and we were able to share the Ridazz message. YAY Ridazz!
Samhain02.10.07 - 4:22 pm
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Ridazz just gets progressively better with each ride!
Thanks for the perfect theme, Anonymitytheif.
Fuck you, Borfo! I should've pissed on you more than once last night.
And, I found out that the Redline starts again at 4:20 in the morning. How fitting!
spiraldemon02.10.07 - 4:46 pm
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hey, i wanna go out to this ride tonight (there might be rain) - but anyways
how would i get to the meeting area from ucla/westwod area?
and we're meeting at 7? or 9:30 when teh ride actualy starts..?
fixie70102.10.07 - 5:28 pm
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whoa totally missed the date there, SORRY... lets see.. another ride...
fixie70102.10.07 - 5:33 pm
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the ride was RAD! epic i say. regarding the amount of stops we never really even stopped at the "designated" areas. the ride has a mind of it's own and does as it pleases! i only saw one minor fall way in the front (and heard the beer saver fall) but it was minor(ish). i hope everyone is okay!!! i think the Tren Ways broke themselves though... oh well... and big ups to those who partied til 6am!!!
neverclever02.10.07 - 5:48 pm
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hank you for the *AMAZING* third anniversary ride!!
i went back to the spot today and took some daytime photos of the
"sharrowzz"
plus some of my favorites posted here!
beautiful and inspiring!!!!
they are pics are posted here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ingridpeterson/sets/72157594529230948/show/
-ingrid-
http://www.4sbb.com
ingipet02.11.07 - 2:07 am
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Yeah, i must say, people need to bring their own tubes, and when someone is standing in front of somehting (like thorn laden grass) and yelling, "don't roll your bike through, carry your bike!" it's probably a good idea not to roll through there for some reason... that said, I tried to warn y'all...
The sharrows are an awesome idea.
THE afterparty rocked... WHO RANG THAT BELL!?!
Oh and Spiraldemon, I might be the only photo that's not blurry, but I look like a total drunken ass in that photo, awesome shot. I gotta go through my camera in the morning and pull out the pics for the last two days that arent too incriminating.
And SUPER BIG PROPS TO JOE BORFO for letting me crash at his awesome house. seriously that rocked.
FuzzBeast02.11.07 - 3:34 am
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Man, looks like I missed a doozy. Damn nasal passages! See most of yous on the Curtain Call ride. Hope it doesn't rain!
cabhauler02.11.07 - 3:44 am
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I forgot to use an action point that evening when I ran into that SUV.
That's ok, I'll remember to use it next time.
I think that SUV took more damage than I did though. I just got a cracked rib and a bruised knee.
Ride On!
Joe Borfo02.11.07 - 12:24 pm
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Does anyone know how the guy who crashed because if the steel plates on Soto is doing? We stayed till the paramedics picked him up, but haven't seen a post on his condition. BTW one of he paramedics was a JERK!!! He rolled his eyes when the guy said he wanted to be taken to the hospital. No love! it was ashame to see a public servant not glad to serve the public.
shannono02.11.07 - 5:07 pm
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It's official, a member of the TrenWay Bicycle Gang can now be called a "TrenWay." It's not just a street anymore, it's US!
cabhauler02.11.07 - 7:44 pm
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Does anyone know how many miles this last ride was? Just curious.
bennieriot02.12.07 - 9:57 am
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Major ups on a great ride!
The route was awesome, and i think the stops were very well planned, and worked out great considering the unfortunate number of flats. I know ridazz who spent so much time hanging back and helping patch flats that they weren't able to catch up with the group til the second to last stop. I think it's important to have those stops on these massive rides, because there are a lot more variables, and it goes in line with the "no rida left behind" credo.
I think the guy with the Thomas guide was probably Chris from Pasadena. That guy is a saint.
Thanks a million to the planners!
City Hobgoblin02.12.07 - 10:43 am
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Correction, Chris lives in Alhambra. I used to ride with him frequently in Pasadena though.
City Hobgoblin02.12.07 - 10:44 am
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pssst...it was brassknuckle who had the thomas guide..
superfish02.12.07 - 10:54 am
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If you need toilet paper on a ride, BrassKnutts has it in his backpack, too.
spiraldemon02.12.07 - 11:07 am
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A big big huge thanks to Theif and Borfo for making this an amazing ride!! This was easily the best anniversary yet. The gallery show was the perfect touch and classy as hell. I have to applaud the route simply because I found myself on a couple occasions riding in completely new territory. saw some great art and I loved those that took the initiative to make the official stencils.
and to those that complain... seriously, this is the grimey streets of LOS ANGELES not Disneyland, there's going to be adverse shit happening.... help out do your part to be safe and be prepared but give people some slack too when things arent dandy and pretty no one gets paid and no one pays to participate in these rides.... it's all just for the proverbial fuck of it. in fact if you have complaints, get involved and help out. join the beast.
Roadblock02.12.07 - 11:15 am
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I dunno what else I could have done with that quick stopper in front of me, other than just running him over. He was a dinky little guy and I weigh 230, so instead of just creaming him I risked a major faceplant. Landing on him would have been a lot more comfy than the macadam. If that's not cutting him some slack, I'm not sure what would have been a better option.
Some people want to listen and many others don't. I was done trying to tell dim bulbs what for a long time ago because it's pointless. A little personal responsibility and common sense goes a long way and there always will be those who will never gain either of those. Doing something about it in this case went no further than letting this joker know just how irresponsible his actions were.
The bottom line? Look out for the wobbly Ridazz, unless they aren't spilling their beer.
Jeronimo02.12.07 - 12:34 pm
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Wait...
You mean that WASN'T Jesus Christ with the Thomas guides?!?!
wtf!
Joe Borfo02.12.07 - 12:57 pm
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a big thank you to thief for putting together the art show!
chrissy02.12.07 - 1:56 pm
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ridazz in the atrium outside the window of the gallery
chrissy02.12.07 - 1:59 pm
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My bad -- a few years ago, on one of my first MR, the guy Chris I mentioned provided me with some Thomas Guide photocopies, so I assumed it was him up to his good deeds again.
That's rad that others are doing the same thing.
City Hobgoblin02.12.07 - 2:02 pm
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BennieRiot,
the route was only 13.36 miles.
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Art-Ride-Route-Borfo-version-2
good art show!
Wahwoowewah!
Joe Borfo02.12.07 - 2:08 pm
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Midnight Ridazz...>>>RIDE ON!!
Wow Where to begin! Thanks of course to all involved in the planning of the EPIC Ridazz! And as the Reverend Dak said at the bell ringing ceremony at the Bell in Lincoln Park at 4AM, If your here you're a hardcore Ridazz. I love the fact the cops watched us and decided to go home instead of involment... :P
I shot over 1,000 images and had such great time. I was one of the unfortunate ones TAKEN OUT by another rida. I was knocked over by a rida at a stop. I guess they came in way too fast to the stopping crowd at a stop near the beginning of the ride. They didn't say sorry or anything in fact they got away from me immediatly. I was not shooting at the time, great timing since I shot 1k thru the night!?! When I stop in the pack, I will do it mid block always at the double yellow line and I announce heavily with my whistle, my hand w/ camera in the air and yell "STOPPING". Anyway, I'm so happy to be able to be a cyclist w/ a group in LA...
Thru these rides over the past 3 years, I have learned to become a full lane commuter. I will not ride within 5 feet of a car, and I feel safest in the lane. Big growth from this Dedicated Mt. Biker from Santa Cruz. By the way, I wear biking designed long leg pants(with Lycra I'm sure) for function not fashion. and I don't care what people think about my attire or accoutraments... 3 weeks ago as I crossed the Brooklyn Bridge, in 20 degree cold(Wind chill 4 degrees) I was comfortable. Most importantly I know who my reall Ridaaz & CM & Pleasure ride friends are. I'm happy cuz at every ride I meet new friends, at a great "club", only requirment to join is a Bike. Of which I have ridden for 40 years.
Peace & as I have said for over 20 years...
RIDE ON!
Gern
Gern02.13.07 - 11:43 am
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It was a pleasure to meet you both, Gern & Skidmarcus. It was an amazing ride. and the after party in the park was the best. I remember Marcus, but which of you was gern? and were are the pics? I didn't realize until the next day, when I woke up in pain, that I fucked up my wrist. But that didn't stop me from lifting Marcus up to the bell and climbing the Zapata statue. PS, I was also the one that crashed in front of Pioneer Chicken and managed to not drop the beer.
Ride On!
the reverend dak02.13.07 - 1:12 pm
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ride on guys. jeronimo I was speaking to you specifically. I was talking about people that complain about the route or some aspect of the ride that was planned. I'm not saying the Midnight Ridazz is some perfect entity that can make no mistakes. I'm saying we make mistakes all the time and that is what makes it what it is. somewhat random and fun and subject to the individual choices that all who ride along make. I hate to hear that anyone crashed. I wish everyone who rides would take the care to watch out for everyone when they make lane moves or handle soda cans etc. but like the above person said... the only requirement is to ride a bike... and of course to have a good attitude.... with each ride we learn more about riding as a mass.... next ride will be safer I'm sure.
ride on!
Roadblock02.13.07 - 6:02 pm
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Props to Borfo for an awesome route, I somehow managed to escape the trail of thorns and rode on through.
Major props to Brassknuckle for holding down the fort and keeping the "No rida left behind" spirit alive. I know on my first couple of Midnight Ridazz rides I had no concept of carrying a pump, a wrench and an extra tube...I would just see mabell and Monica and know that I was taken care of.
Ridazz got me riding and I'm happy to help carry on the tradition.
anonymitytheif02.13.07 - 7:32 pm
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Shit! I meant to write "jeronimo I WASN'T speaking specifically to you" typo my bad.
Roadblock02.13.07 - 7:39 pm
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I got what you were saying. The route and twists and turns therein were great as usual.
Jeronimo02.15.07 - 6:26 pm
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Ridazz Roulette!
Anonymitytheif,
from the opening...