Every Tuesday leading up to the release of To Live & Ride in L.A., We will be releasing exclusive content from the DVD. Today’s video features fixed gear pioneer Keo Curry hitting up one of L.A.’s classic skate spots, Bronson Ditch. One of the best spots to take out of towners or just go kick with the homies…

Keep checking back everyday for exclusive content!

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Our friends over at THEME magazine recently featured a great article about To Live & Ride in L.A. in their last issue. THEME is a really slick arts and lifestyle magazine out of NYC, we are glad they turned their focus on what is happening on the West Coast and what’s wheelie gewd with Fixed Gear Culture. We want to thank Theme for this Article. It’s very few and far between you really get to see what is happening on the streets of LA. This is one of our main goals, telling ya’ll what it is really like out here in So Cal. Thanks for your support!

“Revolution on the Streets of L.A”. – Nice title THEME.
Buy one at your local news stand and support your supporters!
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TRAFIK is proud to have Dangerbird Records as a sponsor and collaborator on “To Live & Ride in L.A”. Located in Silverlake, Dangerbird has created a unique sound that inspires us to ride through the streets of L.A. blasting their music from our Boom Botix speakers. The film features some of their top artists: Silversun Pickups, Hot Hot Heat, Minus the Bear (personal fav), Bad Veins, Darker My Love, Dappled Cities, Eulogies and many more. Swag. Great music to ride to.

We also want to mention the Pablove Foundation, a non-profit formed by the owner of Dangerbird that helps fight childhood cancer. It’s a great organization that you should check out, especially if you’re a cyclist.

If you want top see the full soundtrack to the movie, go over to our MEDIA page and support our sponsor by downloading some tracks.
Then get out on those roads and shred to some awesome tunes!

Check back every Thursday for more sponsor highlights. Without our Proud Sponsors we would have not been able to bring this film to you. Thanks for your continued support!

To Live & Ride in L.A. has screened around the world and the response has been out of control. Sold out shows, wild screenings, riots in the street, cop cars flipped over, it’s like the Lakers won a championship. Now the movie is finally coming back to the States and we are proud to announce that it will FINALLY be available on iTunes and DVD on 6/21/2011 – The first day of summer.

Here’s an edit from video we shot at the premieres in Los Angeles and Hawaii during the world tour. Thanks to everyone who came out to see the film and support global fixed-gear culture.

Keep checking in @ TRAFIKLA.com, we’ll be releasing never-before-seen footage, photos, and other fun stuff leading up to 6/21/2011.

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Recently with all the rain that’s been soaking (and snowing) L.A., saturday turned out to be a beautifully clear day – but still a windy and cold day for us spoiled socal kids. our good friends Sean of TOLA and Beaver, organized another fun and always inclusive race from mar vista park on the westside all the way to echo park lake, where you had to take a photo of lady of the lake statue, and then back. congrats to keiron aka coach k, riccardo, and all the other winners and race participants. winners were given custom medals and choices of prizes provided by all the race sponsors, including TRAFIK tees. thanks to all the participants who came out and we look forward to sponsoring this race again next year! enjoy the pics at our flickr!

1st roadie/overall - Keiron
1st fixed/2nd overall - Riccardo
2nd fixed/3rd overall - Hern
2nd roadie/4th overall - Ash
Danielle got 1st girl, and Carlos won 1st Grom!

It went down last week all the way on the other side of the planet, down undah – again. With the screening last November in Melbourne and the beginning of this year in Perth, Australia has been showing L.A. mad love! Our gracious hosts, Bike Jam & Artrage are proof of the strong tie between the bike community and the arts. Home to innovative shops like The Little Mule, Deus, venues like The Bakery its obvious the Aussies are into good shit (…and BMX Bandits, Cut Copy haha jk). Here are some pics and links to the event that include a group ride, jam session, and screening of To Live & Ride in L.A. in HD! Thanks to the riders of Perth and shout out to Herman and company for organizing and promoting such an awesome event!

also, the audio stream of director David Rowe’s interview on australian radio RTR FM 92.1… its starts just about halfway through. http://www.rtrfm.com.au/restream/13277 hear what he has to say about riding in L.A.!

btw, here’s a link to a video of the ride. And 2 flickr sets here and here.

To Live & Ride in L.A.
PERTH, AUSTRALIA PREMIERE 16.1.2011
screening presented by ARTRAGE & Bike Jam
8:00PM @ THE BAKERY
233 James Street Northbridge Perth
Ph: +61 08 9227 6288
www.artrage.com.au
www.nowbaking.com.au
www.toliveandrideinla.com

To all our supporters, sponsors, believers, FB & Twitter followers, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

Come out to our Hawaii Premiere Oct. 23rd 2010 @ 8:15 PM at the Regal Dole Cannery- IMAX . “To Live & Ride in L.A.” Premieres in Hawaii as an official selection of the Hawaii Int’l Film Festival. Tickets go on sale 10/4. You know the crew will be out there! Get ready to race Hawaii!

Visit the Hawaii In’t Film Festival site at HIFF.ORG and our page in the program here.

Amongst all the carbon fiber there was showcased at interbike,
this Globe Roll utilizing Reynolds 7 series was my favorite by far.
It brings me back to when i first fell in love with the track bike
few years back. It has all the characteristics that I used to drool
over; for instance, the mix of classic styling with the quill stem
but contrasting it with a modern wheelset super deep and attention
getting. The paint job is subtle and elegant and complements all
components. But all those characteristics are not what impressed
me the most.
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