All Terrain Track Rides

https://paulperret.bigcartel.com/

Online shop on it's way !

Printed ! Let me know if you could be interested. [email protected]

Better here than in the city...

#francoispervis @ l'#openderoubaix #opendesnations au #stabvelodrome (à Velodrome de Roubaix)

#opendesnations #openderoubaix au #stabvelodrome : #francoispervis #jelsaisplusquicestlanglais (à Velodrome de Roubaix)

Survelocity Track Training, want to do it again !

Endless photoshopping, prints are coming... #xray #cycling

#stravaproveit #sttb 51x14 120km

Chouettes lunettes ! @groblaz #carnac #poc #velodrome #stabvelodrome #hipsternascar

Finally my own track bike, aluminium is the best for xrays, looks really clean and smooth. On the chainset image lays a photoshop flaw due to the post process, but it looks cool anyway. Fake is usually the norm in making xray "art" so I don't really care. You can't see the lower part of the saddle because too many radiation were used / the plastic was too thin. Bike check here in my Pedal Room !

I took to the process my Dodici track bike that is still my favourite ride. This is a top view from the cockpit, NITTO B123AA / 3T Mutant stem / LIZARDSKIN tape that is visible on the zoom. The wheel is a Corima  Aero S Tubular mounted with a Vittoria corsa SL that makes it rideable outdoors. Full view coming up.

Here is an Artoyz Qee 9" DIY Bunee I made in 2008. I tried some really shitty color drips that made it look like crap, so I had to hide it, the best way was simply to cover it with sequins... After a couple hours of drilling and then placing the needle in the hole I realised that it was too much time consuming so I taped a euro cent on my thumb, and it did the job ! Took me about 25 to 30 hours for the whole thing.

I recently bought an Aerobie Aeropress at my local coffee shop "Coffee Makers" where they roast the beans at the back of the place. I now enjoy using it, feels like you are actually making coffee. Plus Aerobie makes some great frisbees too, that you hipster need as much as this coffee machine ! The xray does not show the grinded coffee at the bottom of the press because of its density similar to water, but you can see very well how the water drips through the filter.