If you're a hipster with a pacemaker and you come to the 'Durd, you're totally fucked.

Cp. Kielbasa sent these too. I'm not absolutely sure, but this helmet may have been involved with some kind of bandana altercation.

More from BikeSnobNYC

I send the guy a thank you email pertaining to his inclusion of a TMKH sticker in his Friday Funtime Quiz and he sends this pic back to me in reply. I'm pretty impressed that (1) he replied to my email in the first place (2) that he remembered there was another post that included TMKH and (3) that he took the time to find the pic, send it to me, and then offered to buy me a beer. I guess he'd be the guy in the mask if I ever took him up on that beer.

Here's the original link: http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2008/08/where-streets-have-no-shame-keeping-up.html

One more time from the Ferrari

These little gems come via NYC and Mr. Mario. One blog shout out deserves another:
draftingnyc.blogspot.com

This was one I've seen here in town, Mario's got one, seems as though there are some like minded folk out there. I don't have one though and that's a shame.

Juxtaposition, is it the bike or Ms. M's legs that do the killing? A little of both.

Also at the Dublin Velodrome via lala. Mr. J, you never called to let me know the cargo of TMKH made it there safe! I hope you were quite judicious with distribution.

More from the 2007 Dublin CMWC

I put this one on myself, without permission, and then walked away to see the owner giving me a thumbs up for my effort. Nice to know you can really put these things anywhere. Is this your bike? Email me!

This BumbleBike was used to repeatedly knock me out of the footdown competition. Good times on the infield of Dublin's velodrome.

More "insitu" of the velodrome. That's cinder out there folks, a cinder track. Don't fall.

Original example on a bike during Velodrome day in Dublin.

Once more.