Identiti Persona Frame

This is the new Identiti persona frame that I helped design and will be riding soon.

Designed with a sloping top tube for more clearance, more room in the rear end will allow to fit up to 40c tyres, more room for bar spins, strong down tube box gusset and the unique taper-lock cnc dropouts that keep your chain tight without the need for tugs.
Looks sweet! Cant wait to give it a spin.

More details at www.identitibikes.com

Knog Shop Melbourne

Whilst  home in Australia for a bit i went and visited the Knog shop in Chapel st Melbourne. Shannon showed us around and hooked me up with a cool new t-shirt and a wicked purple beetle light. He also gave Amy a pair of ‘fuck off’ gloves and a new light too!

Thanks Shannon and Knog!

LOVE THE BEAST

Just watched this film by Eric Bana about it love of his muscle car, soooo good, especially if you own a muscle car or an older model car that you just love. If you cant explain why you love it so much to others then this film will.
Watch it and you’ll understand.

Just got sponsored!

I’ve just been signed up by Identiti Bikes and Halo wheels through Ison Distribution.

I’ll be riding the new Identiti Persona frame (with which I’ve had design input) with Identiti FFX forks along with Halo Aerowarrior wheels
and Twin Rail tyres. Parts will come from sister brands – Gusset and Genetic as well as ODI for his grip needs.

I will be getting his new frame and forks in a few weeks but stopped by Identiti HQ today and had my current bike adorned with Halo, Gusset,
Genetic and ODI parts.

Some of the parts I chose are the Gusset Pigmy 853 Reynolds cranks for their strength and superlight weight, Gusset G-Wheel chainring (one piece chainring and bashguard), Gusset Badger chain and Gusset Pinhead plastic pedals (pictured).

My choice of wheels are the new Halo Aerowarrior rims 24mm wide, 25.5mm deep (pictured) laced up to Halo Track hubs and shod with Halo Twin Rail Courier Tyres.

For all products check out the websites:
www.halorims.com
www.identitibikes.com
www.gussetbikes.com
www.geneticbikes.com
www.odigrips.com

crazy airtime!

this is what a trick comp should be

i wanna do something like this

Fly Guard Mudguards

I have been making and using these recycled bottle mudguards for the last two years now but recently they have been getting more attention. I found the second photo by typing ‘bottle mudguard’ in to google images, and the first image is a photo that someone took when my girlfriends and my bike were locked up. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cliveandrews/3519046870/)
I call them ‘Fly Guards’ because they kinda look like a dragon fly if you use your imagination

As you can see they either come in clear, green or a combination of the two, this is because of the colour the bottles I use.
Fly Guard’s are easily removed by unscrewing the bottle, leaving only the cap on the bike. The mount can be fitted onto almost any bike, track, fixed, geared etc.
If anyone is interested they are £8 and you can contact me via email:
chris@christopher-delia.com

5 and a half foot fail gap to superman

this was a 5 and a half foot drop, 6 foot gap with no run up, trials bike no problem, on a fixie its a bit harder.

stenciled deep v

i needed i new wheel cause i trashed mine to the stage where i was riding in it for about 3 months with it rubbing on both sides of the frame. My friend Greg Falski had one but it was bright hipster green, couldn’t have that. So on my day off i stenciled it with electrical tape and cut out stuff, then sprayed it black and did a goldflake.

mbuk interview

i got interviewed bu martyn ashton on the big london street trials ride and it got in mbuk. they embelished on a few of my answers,but ohwell