I visited him in Seattle in October 2010. I thought I lost these photos on my old hard drive, but recently I found some of them. This trip is one of the greatest memories of my life because it was my first time visiting a local scene abroad and meeting local riders there. Looking back now, I realize that this trip truly became part of my roots.
Photo: Satoshi Hashimoto
That’s right, ALL 4 of the legendary Bootleg Sessions DVDs are now online for your viewing pleasure. Take a step back in fixie history and watch some of the best riders of the era push the sport from 2007 to 2010.
I’m excited to keep uploading fixed gear history to the archive channel, but all I ask for in return is that you subscribe to the channel! If we hit over 1k subscribers, then chapters will be allowed onto the video which will make watching a lot better. Anyways, enjoy:
Also Burd, please don’t sue me for putting these online. Lol
Unseen footage of Keo from Trafik’s “To Live and Ride in LA” movie. Legendary stuff, always mesmerizing to see him doing his thing. Rest in Peace Keo, we miss you.
Keo Curry shaped the sport we all know and love. He’s universally known as the greatest to ever touch a fixed gear bike, and I’m forever grateful for even being in the position to be able to interact with him. Learning of his passing was tough to process, and I can’t imagine how people who were even closer to him feel. Slum made this really great highlight reel / tribute video of Keo to remind the world of his greatness. Rest in Peace king, we’ll miss you.
Nobody quite shreds like Keo used to (Still does?). The Keo-Comply is still one of the most wild looking tricks I’ve ever seen.
So i have a front wheel getting built up on my Def Wish, which means no front wheel currently, i decided to try to bust some old school tarck tricks on my cutter. Check it!
Suck My Cog 