Here’s a cool short film about the 2007 Bike Kill, an event put on by NYC’s Black Label Bicycle Club. Click here and here for photos, and stay tuned for coverage from the 2008 event. Courtesy of www.bikeshortfilms.com (music by the amazing artist, MIA).

According to Tyrone “Champ” Stevenson, “We’re coming to a city near you.” They’ve been on NPR, all over YouTube and even featured on most cool cycling websites. There’s even a scraper bike dance. Check out myspace.com/SCRAPERBIKEKING for more videos and information, or check out www.scraperbikes.net.

This seemingly amateur video was created with the intention of promoting Guitar Hero World Tour via viral internet marketing (or murketing, if you will). Not surprisingly, it’s a hoax, in that it features computer generated imagery courtesy of the Droga5 agency.

Here’s a great beer commercial. After 600 years of brewing beer, it stands to reason the folks at Stella Artois know how to market the stuff. Check out their website for more, www.stellaartois.com.

(Courtesy of Bike Blog NYC.)

Lane Kagay is best known for his Cetma brand racks. He’s now taken the next step in bike hauling and introduced a cargo bike. The 55-pound rig is still in the prototype phase, but it will soon be manufactured in Oregon.

Check out this post on www.bikeportland.org, or visit www.cetmaracks.com.

Nothing is dorkier than bicycle roller tricks, and this side of observed trials few things take as much balance on two wheels. The Track Cocaine website referenced is nothing more than a landing page, but maybe someday there will be something more to the mystery.

2008 North American Cycle Courier Championships from Fix Jones on Vimeo.

The filmmaker says this video is just a rough edit from an upcoming documentary on the event.

Matt Gilman is a blind bicycle trials rider that puts most peoples reasons behind “I can’t…” to shame. He can, and does.

This happened back in May, but since it’s Veterans Day, it seemed appropriate. For more, check out this story from Bicycle Retailer.