Kitty Cowell, fixies and rappin’ down the Bay
Cycle Chic was surprised to discover this music video featuring Cardiff’s own Kitty Cowell rappin’ and riding a fixie, and falling off (!) down the Bay. Also featuring MK from FLOWDEM. Video: Tim Fok
Muuse meets Cycle Chic
Muuse is an online boutique selling unique, limited edition pieces by designers from top fashion schools. Late last year they collaborated with Copenhagen Cycle Chic and this video is part of the result. Enjoy!
The Cyclists Special, 1955
With a cocked hat to the recent Harris Hogmanay and Harris Hack rides, here’s a video that take us back to a bygone era of cycling, with few cars, perky music, natty shorts, and rubber covered hooks no less… Part 1: Part 2:
Slow punctures never sounded so good…
Beautiful and chic…Enjoy! Slow Puncture by She Makes War (aka Laura Kidd)
Education time: A guide to riding the Harris Hogmanay
Thanks to our friends at the Tweed Run, we’ve got hold of an ‘educational’ video showing how to prepare for a tweed inspired ride like the Harris Hogmanay. They follow this with another video that’s, well, just some good tom-foolery really (but also some good fashion inspiration). All done tongue in cheek, we love these … Read more
Night riding…
Most of Cycle Chic’s work at the moment seems to be after dark. Spotted a girl on a BMX last night that we couldn’t photograph as the rain was too hard. Yuk! In honour of a missed shot we thought of this video…
Doing it with no hands…
Cycle chic often rides the streets of Cardiff none handed. There’s something in the essence of ‘none handed riding’ that brings the childlike fun back to cycling. Forget that the bicycle is a mode of transport (bit boring), see it more as a play thing (exciting), just like when you were a kid. Just remember … Read more
I’ll ride my bike until I get home…
This music video has it all – boys, girls, cycle chic and beats. Mark Ronson & The Business INTL performing The Bike Song. Enjoy…
Bicycle City
Lovely mediative short film by director Martin de Thurah. Cycle Chic loves the beauty captured in this film. We hope you enjoy it too. Best played full screen.
The Sartorialist
“You never know what it is. What that thing is that draws you to a person. But you just let it happen. You know, it seems odd, but it is almost like going out there and letting yourself fall in love a little bit everyday. Letting yourself be seduced a little bit ever day”. The Sartorialist … Read more
