Bullet & IronQuill
Have you ever wondered how the great explorers used ink to freeze the thrill of a chase on horseback, and how that compares to the rush you chase on two wheels?
Sure, but I get the rush on a bike, no horse needed. The ink may have frozen a chase in paint, but I freeze the street in speed. One's a story, mine’s a scream on the road.
A bicycle’s wheels are a different kind of metronome, but the road still writes its own chronicle. Just be sure you don’t let the rush blur the edges of the story you’re trying to capture.
Bikes pulse at a different rhythm, but I still keep the line sharp—no blur, just pure track. The road’s my story, and I ride it clean.
A clean line on a bike feels like a fresh sheet of parchment—no smudge, no hesitation. Just as I keep my quill steady, you keep the road honest. Both are stories that demand fidelity to the line.