It isn't the instrument thats being played that makes the difference, but the man who plays it.

NYC in late April

Tim Packard Bike Check + Video/Photo Equipment

 

 

Bike:

Frame : S&M WTF drilled for gyro tabs 20.75
Fork : S&M WTF
Bars: S&M Perfect 10 cut to 27.5
Stem : Original S&M Redneck haha
Headset: Fly with FSA top seal and spacer.
Grips: ODI
Bar Ends: Federal
Lever : Odyssey Monolever
Seat: Generic Pivitol
Post: Stolen Wedge post (I dont need a wedge post now but seat aint movin!)
Brakes: Odyssey OG evolver
Cables: Snafu upper, Shadow Conspiracy lower
Detangler: Snafu
Cranks: Primo 175mm
Sprocket: Banned Budsaw
BB: Odyssey MID
Pedals: Odyssey JCPC
Rear Hub: Gsport Ratchet, 10t 3rd rebuild with it and going strong!
Front Hub: Eastern Venus
Rims: Eastern Diode
Hub Guards: Eastern Front, BSD rear
Pegs: Kink Lite
Tires: Odyssey Aitken Front 2.35 Rear 2.25
 
Custom/Mods: The frame is drilled for gyro tabs, it doesnt come stock that way for some reason.
 All of the parts that are silver are just raw aluminum.  I used oven cleaner to remove previous
anodizing and gave them polishing and a light clear coat.
 
 
 
Gear:
(standard definition)
Panasonic DVX100b
Opteka lens
3 Batteries
 
(high definition)
Panasonic HDC-SX6
 
(dslr backup/ hd)
Nikon D3100

Dave Twiss – Photo: Lino Gonzalez

This is an amazing shot of legendary Maine rider Dave Twiss doing a fakie air barspin.  The best thing about his barspins are that he learned them on random sketchy Portland setups and has never touched a foam pit.  I have seen Dave pedal so fast at a fakie air its seriously scary and I have literally never seen anyone get as much height on them.  Not to mention he’s throwing a barspin in this.  Lino shot this one while the 90East and 207 crew were riding together last fall.  Check the face to bar ratio. I will pay for Daves airplane ticket just to go to the next  T1 fakie air contest because I know for a fact that he will win.         (click for higher res)

Allegro Tee

The Allegro tee is finished.  This is the first piece of the Accent collection.  The musical term “Allegro” means to play with a quick and lively tempo.  If you are interested in buying one of them please send an email to accentlifestyle@yahoo.com

Tim Packard Videography

Lewiston-Auburn, Maine native Tim Packard is one of the most respected and dedicated riders in New England hands down and has been putting out a steady flow of edits of the local scene in the Southern Maine area since the early 2000′s (prob alot earlier than that) and especially the last year or so.  He just got ahold of a new Panasonic (hooked up from videographer/skiier/bmxer/friend Taylor Mcintosh) to keep things rolling official.  This is just another great asset to help grow bmx in the area and it just makes it fun filming and having that productive balance.  Whether its filming a solid view or capturing some awesome riding.

Down by the wharf. January 26, 2012

Today was slightly warm which allowed for some light riding and to take the camera out to capture some of those January thaw moments before spring comes.  When it gets warm and the sun comes out during winter its one of those great feeling and peaceful times.  Video and photography has officially started for Accent.  Rocco DiDonato was shooting some photos today at the wharf off of commercial st.  The wharf brings on a vibe as if you are unattached from the rest of downtown, Portland and your sort of at the edge of town in this jungle of crooked, old, weathered buildings that muffle all the sound from the streets inland.  RoccoDiDonatoPhotography.com

An informing look at Portland, Maines strong art scene.

New tees.

Workshop.

Testing some prints this morning.

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