When you’re putting together a Friday blog post, it’s important to check off all the boxes.
So much winning.
The work week is almost over and it’s time to get in the right frame of mind for the weekend.
I think this Wayne Keller edit (from 2012) is just the ticket.
Chock full of rad riding and a super fun vibe.
What more could you ask for?
Have a good weekend everybody!
I need a good old-fashioned action shot to get me through the week.
Thankfully, Wayne Keller is always good for bringing the goods.
Found this picture over on Wayne’s blog, carrot bag, taken back in August.
Wayne getting flat in, what appears to be, a near-deserted Ormond Beach, Florida skatepark.
(And for those playing along at home, Wayne’s piloting the new Subrosa DTT TTwo Four cruiser frame in this shot).
Wayne Keller dropped us a line a few days back that simply said:
7:19 am Friday, dawn patrol…
I guess he figured the picture he attached would do all the talking.
Looks like he’s pretty comfortable on that Subrosa DTT TTWOFOUR he’s being rolling on for a while.
To see more of Wayne’s riding pics and zany antics, check out his blog at http://carrot-bag.blogspot.com/.
By Ed Vandermolen
At long last, the frame that we first learned about from Wayne Keller ,way back in January, looks to be a reality.
Up until now we had to make do with spy photos and a couple of action shots of Wayne torture testing the frame.
But Subrosa has now decided to let the cat out of the bag and posted pictures and specs on their website of the DTT TTWOFOUR.
And while it may have an old school-looking double top tube, it definitely sports modern freestyle geometry.
We’re talking a steep head tube, short rear triangle, long top tube and a high bottom bracket.
Here are the highlights:
Subrosa is definitely making a statement with this frame.
No word yet on pricing but if the specs are any indication, I think this frame will be getting a lot of attention.
What do you think?
Wayne Keller finds a fun line to test out his new ramp setup.
(Cool sequence shot posted this past weekend on Wayne’s blog, carrot bag.)
Wayne Keller continues to put his Subrosa DTT prototype through its paces. This past weekend he sent over this cool tabletop shot taken at his backyard ramp (photo credit: Ed Rusch).
Obviously, he knows I have a weakness for a good tabletop shot.
And, in the spirit of celebrating classic moves from begone eras, Wayne has also been spotted busting out a move that doesn’t get the respect it deserves…the infamous Grizz Air. Josh White would be proud.
Still no word yet on final specs of the DTT but rest assured once they’re released, we’ll have them here.
So this is what Wayne Keller‘s been so coy about.
Looks like he’s been rolling on a pre-production double-top tube Subrosa 24″ frame and Villicus fork.
Here’s a side-view pic of it in his shop:
Wayne Keller dropped me a line this weekend to say he’s riding a new prototype frame that he’s pretty excited about.
The thing is, he’s being pretty coy about the details.
Here’s the first picture he sent me.
Hmm, not a lot to go on there.
In the mean time over at BMXMuseum, a friend of Wayne’s was suggesting that it was going to have a Redline RL-20II-ish vibe. This got my attention because the RL-20II was one my favorite frames back in the day.
Then a new spy photo of the frame’s top tube appears on Wayne’s blog . It certainly has top tube reminiscent of the RL-20II.
The plot thickens.
Wayne’s put out some great riding shots and video in the past, so I’m looking forward to seeing some pictures and video of him riding it.
The photo above is part of his backyard setup.
Fingers crossed we’ll see some action photos soon.
Straight out of Florida and the creative mind of Wayne Keller, we’ve got a brand new edit that Wayne describes as “random footage of same old stuff in a new year.”
I think you’ll agree that description doesn’t quite do it justice. In fact, I can pretty much guarantee that you’ll have a smile on your face and ready to go ride after watching this.
For more on Wayne, check out his blog, carrot-bag.blogspot.com
And for more on the bike he’s riding, check out Tribute Bikes.
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