congrats to dave trimble and others for starting this, and growing it. nice pics too
Bryan Brifter
how long before this becomes a fad and the single speed hipsters start something else underground.
reluctant soup spitter
I think the promoters are well-intentioned and dedicated, but I fear the worst case scenario here. Since there seemed to be buses on the course during the race, what would’ve happened if one of the racers had hit someone getting off the bus? I fear that the news would report this as “bike racers injure pedestrian”; and then there would be a unilateral backlash against all bike racing, culminating in the loss of racing in the parks—where racing has a tenuous hold at best.
Siebe Clamp
great pics!
Arthur Saddlebag
the buses are all basically empty at that time. they don’t even stop. it’s just the end of their route where they turn around. next year the bus route will be temporarily changed to accommodate the race.
safety inspector
oh, well in that case…
Larry Hanger
It’s a wonder you even get out of bed in the morning, weighed down as you must be by the universe of possible outcomes to every circumstance.
Wheelsucker
Kansas?
Sven Vander Branden
there was a crash with a pedestrian, after a car got on the course
Arnaud Rivnut
no, there was a crash with a photographer who should have known better then jump out in front of a finishing sprint.
Bent Overmi
holy shit, podium girls! NO really.
Yanis Plug
are a good 50/50 ratio, bike pics to hot girl pics. Rock on.
Arthur Saddlebag
had it all. too bad all bike racing can’t be like this
pall mall
Were there special smoker and skinny jeans categories?
Wheelsucker
69…
big
this makes johnny cake looks like a senior citizen fishing contest
The only way Brubaker gets suspended is if he lost to that guy in the yellow polka dot knickers.
Ken Harris
I’m interested on what basis people claim that riders at Red Hook are in danger of suspension. I can think of two: if it were in a City park, it would violate the CRCA code. If you held a UCI license, there might be limitations on what events you could enter. Your sponsors might object, but that’s between the rider and his team. If you held a position in cycling club or within a governing body such USCF, I could see them deeming it “unfitting conduct” and being removed from the position. Otherwise, I’m at a loss to see the problem with it.
Ken Harris
… between a rider and his or her team.
Red Hook spectator
Hi, Great pictures!
You took picture of me and my friend and then you asked us to help you move the lights accross the street. I was wearing short miniskirt and helmet, my friend had yellow t-shirt. Can you please contact me? I would very much appreciate it.
1. Cinelli Gazetta Frame
2. San Marco Vintage Saddle
3. Rapha Jersey
4. $300 cash is singles
5. 1 pound stumptown coffee
6. homemade hot sauce from Chombo
7. Cobblestone trophy
there might have been something else i missed
West Coast Reader
What time is the race held at?
Anyone narking out a rider for racing this to their team, UCSF,etc. should be thrown in front of those buses. What no one can have fun anymore?
Looks like a classic event to me!
700x25
The MQ style of photograghy is great- one shot bike racing, one shot hot chick…
The James Bond of picture takers strikes again.
Tibo Cogset
If I want to look at pictures of a bike race, I’ll look for pictures of a real race. With real athletes. This is just a party. And the only party pics I want to see are the ones with babes in them. So babes only, please.
Arthur Saddlebag
Thanks to MQ and Nyvelocity for covering the race this year. I realize it is not for everyone but I believe this type of racing event has huge potential. Next year the buses will be rerouted during the race. Perhaps with help from the community I’ll also have permits. The format will stay the same. What’s wrong with combining a competition for ‘real’ athletes with a party?
Thanks for the complements. I think? Martina emailing you later tonight.
Thanks to David T. for putting this event on.
the beauty of this sport is that anyone can enjoy it. in their own way. And thats ok
NO NEED TO HATE….the hipsters ti all good.
and for the record Brubaker DNF (FLAT) so technically he got beat by the guy in the yellow polka dot knickers.
Julien Nipple
IDK, but seems perfect for a Lil 500 style race instead of fixies on cobbles?
Next year I plan on polishing my “Huffy” and riding platform pedals!!!
Maybe other racers/promoters should take notice regarding prizes???
that NY POST video makes it seems like there weren’t 3 other bike races within the five boroughs this weekend… you’d never know.
wheelsucker
but bikeNY isn’t until May or something. I’m totally going to win it this year in the mirrored hybrid division.
Maxim Tubie
AWESOME prize list!
bravo for pics and all participants.
i wish i’d have come out there to watch & cheer ’em on.
will def. do so next year.
Maxim Clearcoat
maybe the difference was that this race had more spectators then all those races combined, and probably a better purse. hell, this race probably has more spectators then those series have over the entire run of a season. if its that easy, toe the line next year and make an easy $300 plus merch.
Tegghiaio Pulley
NO, the difference is this race had “BRAKELESS TRACK BIKES” only. that’s why it was covered. trendy bullshit. the NY POST piece at least should have recognized the existing race scene here, and why RHC is different. the local scene is invisible to most of NYC.
Palla Plug
lawn bowling probably has more visibility than the local scene
wheelsucker
there’s a little race involving brakeless fixies coming up: the UCI world championships in Copenhagen. Darn, those are some beefy hipsters.
Marius Bushing
why not have strobe lighting/lightning when a rider approaches corners and bmx jumps (crater size potholes), the fixie version of MX Super Sport!!! and then have the real Ducati street fighter version…instead of a lead vehicle, a REAL chase (and destroy) vehicle like a garbage truck instead of a broom wagon…
“Sunday Sunday Sunday”…see brakeless (mindless) messengers (please crash) ride cobbles at night with open streets…where was the trials category? flat land fixie freestyle? Posers to the absolute Nth degree…someone do that animated website thingy how many watts or gear ratio bs…
but still looks fun! I jest out of jealousy having missed it…trying to be snarklicious…
wheelsucker
Brubaker looks pretty creepy in that photo.
Some Dude
You guys are pathetic.
Why don’t you look at my scene too? How come the Hippies get all the coverage? It looks like a party not a race. Those are not real athletes. The New York Post article makes it seem…
YOU make it seem like there was nothing else going on with your piss poor, woe is me attitude. Who cares whether anyone knows what lame training series happened this weekend? I know they didn’t include podium girls or an art exhibit.
We didn’t get into this sport to be seen, we do it because it’s fun.
The RHC is something fresh and new to our scene. Let’s embrace it and have some fun. Aside from Harlem Rocks it was one of the coolest races in NY in a while.
The culture of arrogance in roadies is disgusting. Forget about doping, it probably is this sport’s biggest downfall.
Hugh G. Rekshun
i for one would like to embrace the podium girls
Adrien Rear Entry
Please note that a lot of guys who participated in the Red Hook Crit were roadies. The event was photographed, and posted on a website that serves the entire NYC cycling community, but (let’s face it) mainly roadies.
Also, welcome to NYC. People make fun of each other here, and this website magnifies that by 1000. If your skin isn’t thick enough I would suggest you find a nice midwest city to live in, and/or a different website to frequent.
AB
For all you who might not be in the know, there lots of “real” athletes racing. Cat 1, 2, 3, 4 Cyclocross Racers, Cat 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Road Racers, New York State Track Champs, and even a National Track Champ and Pro Track racer.
Arthur Saddlebag
impossible to comprehend but riding brakeless track bikes actually make this race much safer. can you imagine the pile ups roadies would causing stacking into that chicane.
I like the people riding with the narrow bars with the drops cut-off in that video
Lorenzo Rivnut
This looks like it was a fun event. I like the podium girls, nice touch. I also see the winner got paid in cash, a stack of dollar bills is visible in one of the pictures.
Tom Swage
I like that the cat4/hipster/organizer commemorates his birthday by throwing a race and puts his image on the poster wrapped in World Champion stripes.
Maxime Steerer
Looks like a lot of unwashed, smelly dudes. I’ll bet those podium girls went straight home to scrub the Chab stank off of their faces.
Jules Grips
Perhaps he just clubbed a couple of hipsters
Chad Feldheimer
trimble is a cat 3.
Arthur Saddlebag
has more bike racing in his blood than anyone else on here.
Arthur Saddlebag
had the wrong gear on. he was spinning like a motherfucker out there.
Jarne Seatpost
Thanks for the clarification Kissena guy
Chad Feldheimer
trimble rides for adler.
Benedetto Tracknut
Holy cow. If you scroll down Arthur Saddlebag is Trimble himself. Can the admins verify the IP address?
Andrea Liner
is that a sartorial critique?
Marchionne Tarmac
Radio silence from Mr. Saddlebag
FGJ
Dont know him but for one, he races Mtn 1 , Road 3 , CX 2/3, Track and those crazy hipster messenger races. He also organizes races. He is one of the best all around bike riders in NYC (Russian Dan is on that list also). Give the dude some respect for giving alot to the sport.
See you at the CX races.
Tegghiaio Rivnut
Before I moved to NYC, I remember looking at magazines and reading about crazy shit. It looked like the coolest stuff always went on here. That trends always started here.
Here’s why … people have bored friends working in publishing here looking for stories. And they find stories. And the rest of the country doesn’t get that. And they have friends who take cool ass pictures.
But after leaving the city on various tours I got to know the rest of the country. And there is some bad ass stuff going on everywhere. It is just that people don’t have friends at the Times and the Post, and now the web. And the nice thing about bad ass stuff done elsewhere, is that until the advent of Facebook there weren’t a million friends snapping photos and writing articles.
Not to diminish this race, which was pretty cool, but like lots of things in NYC, it has three sides. The side that David sees, namely a cool way to have a birthday. And then the side that New Yorkers see, which will always be this sarcastic boredom. And then finally the side that some kid in Japan sees: jeezus christ, NYC is the friggin bomb.
saddle sore
people don’t have friends on the web in places other than nyc?
Tibo Seatpost
Nope.
Tegghiaio Pulley
is what sets in when you stop being excitable.
Rayan Rubber Hood
DATIA, Trimble is the CJIA of hipsters
Nolan Ceramic
i wonder how many of these young people had unprotected sex after the red hook crit
harryeyeball
“Get off my lawn…”
wheelsucker
“Cat 1, 2, 3, 4 Cyclocross Racers, Cat 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Road Racers, New York State Track Champs, and even a National Track Champ and Pro Track racer.”
Sheesh, so defensive. its not worth trying to justify. if people think its cool, than they can race. otherwise they won’t. who cares? you just sound like a desperate apologist. to try and make it seem legit by inflating the depth of the field is sort of silly. love it for what it is, nothing more. It like when i tell my coworkers that i did “the pro race” last weekend because it was technically P123. silly.
Stan Kevlar
If DATIA is the CJIA of hipsters, then is CJIA the CJIA is short, bald, goofy finance dudes?
Sam Ergopower
The people request an interview with Trimble, he has more bike racing in his blood than anyone!
Alexandre Grips
people in east futtbuck, middle amuhrca can’t post their “bad ass stuff” on the internet?
what he just said
“It is just that people don’t have friends at the Times and the Post, and now the web”
That is officially the stupidest shit I’ve ever read. What words precede “web”? Hmm, 2 w’s……what could they stand for?
unapologetic east coast liberal elite
a night crit in brooklyn, even in spite of the skinny jeans, is far far FAR cooler than backyard ultimate fighting competitions. it just is.
schmalz
But is it cooler than a backyard demolition derby?
West Coast Reader
Basically what he said is true, but I blame the inclusion of podium girls, without them the event would of been much less cooler. Unless you’re into sausage-fests.
mikeweb
I was at a party once where most of a junked BMW 2002 was burned in a backyard bonfire. Is that cool?
schmalz
I think I was at that party. It would have been cooler to burn a Mercedes, but a BMW is pretty good.
Vespaciano Brifter
this one time, at a training camp, there was a silca frame pump, and…
oh nevermind.
benedetto
what’s racing blood? is that what fuentes was hoarding?
The Stuperbowl has been going on since 1999.
Cool shit has goes on all the time outside NYC. We just don’t pay attention.
The Red Hook Crit is a newcomer as far as unsanctioned races go.
Quentin Dry Lube
There are unsanctioned races in nyc that are far older then Stuperbowl.
the reason red hook is getting so much attention (despite being such a young event) is because it is so media and spectator friendly. Like most crits it is easy to watch. Ever try spectating an allycat? I guess you can hang out at the finish and watch people come in but thats about it. And unlike the local racing scene it doesn’t have a crack of dawn start time. All these things add up to lots of people coming out to watch and party. it also just happens to be a really good time. so that helps.
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Hot damn that looks like fun
Kacey Manderfield and Dan Chabanov
holy shit, podium girls!
congrats to dave trimble and others for starting this, and growing it. nice pics too
how long before this becomes a fad and the single speed hipsters start something else underground.
I think the promoters are well-intentioned and dedicated, but I fear the worst case scenario here. Since there seemed to be buses on the course during the race, what would’ve happened if one of the racers had hit someone getting off the bus? I fear that the news would report this as “bike racers injure pedestrian”; and then there would be a unilateral backlash against all bike racing, culminating in the loss of racing in the parks—where racing has a tenuous hold at best.
great pics!
the buses are all basically empty at that time. they don’t even stop. it’s just the end of their route where they turn around. next year the bus route will be temporarily changed to accommodate the race.
oh, well in that case…
It’s a wonder you even get out of bed in the morning, weighed down as you must be by the universe of possible outcomes to every circumstance.
Kansas?
there was a crash with a pedestrian, after a car got on the course
no, there was a crash with a photographer who should have known better then jump out in front of a finishing sprint.
holy shit, podium girls! NO really.
are a good 50/50 ratio, bike pics to hot girl pics. Rock on.
had it all. too bad all bike racing can’t be like this
Were there special smoker and skinny jeans categories?
69…
this makes johnny cake looks like a senior citizen fishing contest
http://www.chariandconyc.net/blog/2010-red-hook-criterium
Is Brubaker going to get suspended for racing?
The only way Brubaker gets suspended is if he lost to that guy in the yellow polka dot knickers.
I’m interested on what basis people claim that riders at Red Hook are in danger of suspension. I can think of two: if it were in a City park, it would violate the CRCA code. If you held a UCI license, there might be limitations on what events you could enter. Your sponsors might object, but that’s between the rider and his team. If you held a position in cycling club or within a governing body such USCF, I could see them deeming it “unfitting conduct” and being removed from the position. Otherwise, I’m at a loss to see the problem with it.
… between a rider and his or her team.
Hi, Great pictures!
You took picture of me and my friend and then you asked us to help you move the lights accross the street. I was wearing short miniskirt and helmet, my friend had yellow t-shirt. Can you please contact me? I would very much appreciate it.
Martina, 725102@gmail.com
yes please can we all see the picture of martina in the miniskirt and helmet thank you
They also had podium boys for the women’s race…
what did the winner get as prize?
$300 smacks for winning, plus a frame, etc, etc… good stuff. That’s just for the winner.
stupid over privileged hipsters.
http://bklynbikes.blogspot.com/2010/03/red-hook-crit-2010-photo-followup.html
Prizes for 1st
1. Cinelli Gazetta Frame
2. San Marco Vintage Saddle
3. Rapha Jersey
4. $300 cash is singles
5. 1 pound stumptown coffee
6. homemade hot sauce from Chombo
7. Cobblestone trophy
there might have been something else i missed
What time is the race held at?
Anyone narking out a rider for racing this to their team, UCSF,etc. should be thrown in front of those buses. What no one can have fun anymore?
Looks like a classic event to me!
The MQ style of photograghy is great- one shot bike racing, one shot hot chick…
The James Bond of picture takers strikes again.
If I want to look at pictures of a bike race, I’ll look for pictures of a real race. With real athletes. This is just a party. And the only party pics I want to see are the ones with babes in them. So babes only, please.
Thanks to MQ and Nyvelocity for covering the race this year. I realize it is not for everyone but I believe this type of racing event has huge potential. Next year the buses will be rerouted during the race. Perhaps with help from the community I’ll also have permits. The format will stay the same. What’s wrong with combining a competition for ‘real’ athletes with a party?
David Trimble
If anyone wants a shirt let me know. dat@samtrimble.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/groovylab/4444872923/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38654427@N00/4407589958/
Thanks for the complements. I think? Martina emailing you later tonight.
Thanks to David T. for putting this event on.
the beauty of this sport is that anyone can enjoy it. in their own way. And thats ok
NO NEED TO HATE….the hipsters ti all good.
and for the record Brubaker DNF (FLAT) so technically he got beat by the guy in the yellow polka dot knickers.
IDK, but seems perfect for a Lil 500 style race instead of fixies on cobbles?
Next year I plan on polishing my “Huffy” and riding platform pedals!!!
Maybe other racers/promoters should take notice regarding prizes???
thinking about it…or just finsihed?
Those guys are hauling ass.
http://www.nypost.com/video/?vxSiteId=0db7b365-a288-4708-857b-8bdb545cbd0f&vxChannel=NY%20Post&vxClipId=1458_889443&vxBitrate=700
that NY POST video makes it seems like there weren’t 3 other bike races within the five boroughs this weekend… you’d never know.
but bikeNY isn’t until May or something. I’m totally going to win it this year in the mirrored hybrid division.
AWESOME prize list!
bravo for pics and all participants.
i wish i’d have come out there to watch & cheer ’em on.
will def. do so next year.
maybe the difference was that this race had more spectators then all those races combined, and probably a better purse. hell, this race probably has more spectators then those series have over the entire run of a season. if its that easy, toe the line next year and make an easy $300 plus merch.
NO, the difference is this race had “BRAKELESS TRACK BIKES” only. that’s why it was covered. trendy bullshit. the NY POST piece at least should have recognized the existing race scene here, and why RHC is different. the local scene is invisible to most of NYC.
lawn bowling probably has more visibility than the local scene
there’s a little race involving brakeless fixies coming up: the UCI world championships in Copenhagen. Darn, those are some beefy hipsters.
why not have strobe lighting/lightning when a rider approaches corners and bmx jumps (crater size potholes), the fixie version of MX Super Sport!!! and then have the real Ducati street fighter version…instead of a lead vehicle, a REAL chase (and destroy) vehicle like a garbage truck instead of a broom wagon…
“Sunday Sunday Sunday”…see brakeless (mindless) messengers (please crash) ride cobbles at night with open streets…where was the trials category? flat land fixie freestyle? Posers to the absolute Nth degree…someone do that animated website thingy how many watts or gear ratio bs…
but still looks fun! I jest out of jealousy having missed it…trying to be snarklicious…
Brubaker looks pretty creepy in that photo.
You guys are pathetic.
Why don’t you look at my scene too? How come the Hippies get all the coverage? It looks like a party not a race. Those are not real athletes. The New York Post article makes it seem…
YOU make it seem like there was nothing else going on with your piss poor, woe is me attitude. Who cares whether anyone knows what lame training series happened this weekend? I know they didn’t include podium girls or an art exhibit.
We didn’t get into this sport to be seen, we do it because it’s fun.
The RHC is something fresh and new to our scene. Let’s embrace it and have some fun. Aside from Harlem Rocks it was one of the coolest races in NY in a while.
The culture of arrogance in roadies is disgusting. Forget about doping, it probably is this sport’s biggest downfall.
i for one would like to embrace the podium girls
Please note that a lot of guys who participated in the Red Hook Crit were roadies. The event was photographed, and posted on a website that serves the entire NYC cycling community, but (let’s face it) mainly roadies.
Also, welcome to NYC. People make fun of each other here, and this website magnifies that by 1000. If your skin isn’t thick enough I would suggest you find a nice midwest city to live in, and/or a different website to frequent.
For all you who might not be in the know, there lots of “real” athletes racing. Cat 1, 2, 3, 4 Cyclocross Racers, Cat 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Road Racers, New York State Track Champs, and even a National Track Champ and Pro Track racer.
impossible to comprehend but riding brakeless track bikes actually make this race much safer. can you imagine the pile ups roadies would causing stacking into that chicane.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfb-wI9qIhU&feature=player_embedded
I like the people riding with the narrow bars with the drops cut-off in that video
This looks like it was a fun event. I like the podium girls, nice touch. I also see the winner got paid in cash, a stack of dollar bills is visible in one of the pictures.
I like that the cat4/hipster/organizer commemorates his birthday by throwing a race and puts his image on the poster wrapped in World Champion stripes.
Looks like a lot of unwashed, smelly dudes. I’ll bet those podium girls went straight home to scrub the Chab stank off of their faces.
Perhaps he just clubbed a couple of hipsters
trimble is a cat 3.
has more bike racing in his blood than anyone else on here.
had the wrong gear on. he was spinning like a motherfucker out there.
Thanks for the clarification Kissena guy
trimble rides for adler.
Holy cow. If you scroll down Arthur Saddlebag is Trimble himself. Can the admins verify the IP address?
is that a sartorial critique?
Radio silence from Mr. Saddlebag
Dont know him but for one, he races Mtn 1 , Road 3 , CX 2/3, Track and those crazy hipster messenger races. He also organizes races. He is one of the best all around bike riders in NYC (Russian Dan is on that list also). Give the dude some respect for giving alot to the sport.
See you at the CX races.
Before I moved to NYC, I remember looking at magazines and reading about crazy shit. It looked like the coolest stuff always went on here. That trends always started here.
Here’s why … people have bored friends working in publishing here looking for stories. And they find stories. And the rest of the country doesn’t get that. And they have friends who take cool ass pictures.
But after leaving the city on various tours I got to know the rest of the country. And there is some bad ass stuff going on everywhere. It is just that people don’t have friends at the Times and the Post, and now the web. And the nice thing about bad ass stuff done elsewhere, is that until the advent of Facebook there weren’t a million friends snapping photos and writing articles.
Not to diminish this race, which was pretty cool, but like lots of things in NYC, it has three sides. The side that David sees, namely a cool way to have a birthday. And then the side that New Yorkers see, which will always be this sarcastic boredom. And then finally the side that some kid in Japan sees: jeezus christ, NYC is the friggin bomb.
people don’t have friends on the web in places other than nyc?
Nope.
is what sets in when you stop being excitable.
DATIA, Trimble is the CJIA of hipsters
i wonder how many of these young people had unprotected sex after the red hook crit
“Get off my lawn…”
“Cat 1, 2, 3, 4 Cyclocross Racers, Cat 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Road Racers, New York State Track Champs, and even a National Track Champ and Pro Track racer.”
Sheesh, so defensive. its not worth trying to justify. if people think its cool, than they can race. otherwise they won’t. who cares? you just sound like a desperate apologist. to try and make it seem legit by inflating the depth of the field is sort of silly. love it for what it is, nothing more. It like when i tell my coworkers that i did “the pro race” last weekend because it was technically P123. silly.
If DATIA is the CJIA of hipsters, then is CJIA the CJIA is short, bald, goofy finance dudes?
The people request an interview with Trimble, he has more bike racing in his blood than anyone!
people in east futtbuck, middle amuhrca can’t post their “bad ass stuff” on the internet?
“It is just that people don’t have friends at the Times and the Post, and now the web”
That is officially the stupidest shit I’ve ever read. What words precede “web”? Hmm, 2 w’s……what could they stand for?
a night crit in brooklyn, even in spite of the skinny jeans, is far far FAR cooler than backyard ultimate fighting competitions. it just is.
But is it cooler than a backyard demolition derby?
Basically what he said is true, but I blame the inclusion of podium girls, without them the event would of been much less cooler. Unless you’re into sausage-fests.
I was at a party once where most of a junked BMW 2002 was burned in a backyard bonfire. Is that cool?
I think I was at that party. It would have been cooler to burn a Mercedes, but a BMW is pretty good.
this one time, at a training camp, there was a silca frame pump, and…
oh nevermind.
what’s racing blood? is that what fuentes was hoarding?
daisy fuentes is hot. or was hot.
the other fuentes, no so much.
ROLL!!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaCrbwiZnBk
The Stuperbowl has been going on since 1999.
Cool shit has goes on all the time outside NYC. We just don’t pay attention.
The Red Hook Crit is a newcomer as far as unsanctioned races go.
There are unsanctioned races in nyc that are far older then Stuperbowl.
the reason red hook is getting so much attention (despite being such a young event) is because it is so media and spectator friendly. Like most crits it is easy to watch. Ever try spectating an allycat? I guess you can hang out at the finish and watch people come in but thats about it. And unlike the local racing scene it doesn’t have a crack of dawn start time. All these things add up to lots of people coming out to watch and party. it also just happens to be a really good time. so that helps.
not exactly a race, but pretty fun
http://zoobomb.net/