July 24, 2009 @ 1:12 pm
Photo: Bryn Lennon/Getty Images
Wow, Lance Armstrong looks awesome on the custom Stages bicycle designed by Yoshitomo Nara. The bicycle is a Trek Madone and will be auctioned on October 2 with all proceeds going to the Lance Armstrong Foundation for cancer awareness and research.
July 11, 2009 @ 7:48 pm
Lance Armstrong’s cancer-fighting drive is highlighted in this ad from Nike. It shows scenes of cancer patients criss-crossed with scenes of Lance riding his bike. Incredibly powerful ad and one that certainly gets at the critics who bash what he does best.
May 7, 2009 @ 11:19 pm
OMG! WHAT!!!! This is crazy! I want a custom Shepard Fairey designed Giro Ionos helmet! Lance Armstrong is really getting a raw deal out of this Supertouch-curated work! I’m jealous!
May 7, 2009 @ 7:22 pm
Earlier this week, I posted about the custom bikes Lance Armstrong was getting for use in the Tour of Italy. The pictures posted then showed only the frame of the bike but now Supertouch has released images of the bikes in full and they both look gorgeous!
The top bike was designed by Kenny Scharf and the yellow bike below was designed by Shepard Fairey. Check out some more pictures below.
Supertouch has also posted this video of Trek artist Shane Siedschlag putting on the Shepard Fairey decals onto Lance’s bike. AWESOME.
May 3, 2009 @ 2:02 am
Take a look at this beautiful custom bike that was made for Lance Armstrong for the Tour of Italy!
The bike is a Trek Madone with custom graphics by Shepard Fairey. It’s absolutely gorgeous and I’m so glad that Lance decided to post these pics on his Twitter.
According to Lance, he actually received two custom Trek bikes for the Tour of Italy and you can see a picture of the other bike here.
March 26, 2009 @ 9:25 pm
Lance Armstrong just posted a short video telling us about his post-op recovery process and giving us a closer look at his collar bone injury that he sustained in Spain during a cycling crash.
He’s currently got about 12 screws in his body holding bones in place while they fully heal and at the moment he doesn’t know what the injuries mean for his cycling career.
