Bicycles with belt drives used to be a boutique only feature just a few years ago, but as more and more people seek an alternative to automotive transportation, more and more bike companies are looking for ways to make the bike more consumer friendly.
Unlike a chain, belt drives keep you pant cuffs clean and your ride quiet, but they also can’t be repaired as easily or as on the spot as a chain can, and the price is also somewhat prohibitive.
However, when you want to live on the cutting edge, sometimes there are sacrifices that just have to be made.
Click below to check out Trek’s District, and see what the future has in store.
Hip-Hop artists have an unnatural obsession with unnecessarily large chains, which is why it takes a special someone to make it into a list of Hip-Hop’s Most Ridiculous Chains. To make it onto the list, you have to be willing to take a few risks, and wearing enough cash to buy a house around your neck is just the beginning.
Platinum, gold and diamonds are all part of the chain arsenal, and the bigger the better, so click the link to see if your favorite lyricist has what it takes.
Guinness harnessed the power of the Rube Goldberg style dominoes chain for their latest commercial, and the results are rather impressive.
It apparently took an entire week to film, with some sequences requiring up to 15 reshoots, so I can only imagine the dedication that these dominoes builders displayed. I’d say it was worth it though:
Erbert & Gerbert’s Subs & Clubs (a growing chain of sandwich shops based in the Midwest) wanted an innovative way of advertising on TV.
What they came up with is the Human Flipbook, a stop-motion animation that uses 150 shirts to tell the story of a hungry boy who is trying to find a sandwich.
It’s definitely innovative, and actually entertaining, so check it out:
PNUT Jewelry has a great line of weapons based charm jewelry, as well as a variety of other charms and chains and appendage decorations. Give yourself a little edge, while still looking soooo good (in the Teen Girl Squad voice).
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