Audley Yung
Commercial Photographer and Director
Category: Bicycles
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It’s a dawn of a new age. As a Canon user for the last 17 years, I have made the switch *back* to Nikon. Today I took my Nikon ZF and Z8 for its first sports event outing. They performed superbly. It’s also my first sporting event too. I have never shot anything like this.…
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The Bianchi Volpe, “The Fox” in English. The Volpe melds the responsive handling of a road bike with the durability of a cyclocross bike. A variety of surfaces and conditions can be conquered thanks to generous tire clearance and proven components. Steel tubing is heralded as the best value for bike construction when it comes…
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Officina Battaglin Power + The pinnacle of steel tubing. This is as high end and high tech as a material that’s been used since the beginning of cycling, can get. It is soft, supple and luxurious but also extremely responsive and very agile due it’s very strong Columbus Spirit steel. I’d say it still doesn’t…
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Stress relief in these very uncertain times, urban exploring and bombing hills. Single speed, fixed and ultra reliable.
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Still beautiful after all these years. I bought this bicycle in 2014 for a 12 mile round trip college commute and rode up until 2016. Then due to uncertainty in my life after graduating, I let it sit on my apt deck for 5 whole years before picking it back up again. Cars have changed,…
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My Bianchi Pista enjoying a beautiful Carolina sunset I used to have a 10 mile round trip commute from apt to school. I was in great shape, I mashed up and spun down hills all with a single speed with a ratio of 47×15, which was a pretty tall gear. It built my calves, my…
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The Quickest and Stickiest Rubber You Can Buy for the Road You can just keep moving on, we’ve seen all the reviews about how great this tire is, but hey, if you have a couple minutes, stay on my page and read my experiences with it too. This is coming from an avid commuter and…
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I’m not quite sure if bicycle commuting was ever about saving money on gas. Not really. It’s merely a net transfer of costs from one thing, gas, to another, food. Let’s be real, everything needs energy to move. Your car needs gasoline, your body needs food and lots of it if you’re going to be…
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Is it really the hipster’s fixed gear? It really just depends on how much you paid for it. I paid $350 for mine, which is a rather beat up version with gunked up wheels and peeling clear coat. Once you get over the hype and didn’t overpay and realize what the Bianchi Pista is (…
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A great starter bike… I didn’t see many reviews for this bike when I was making my decision on Bikes Direct so I’m going to post my thoughts in order to better help anyone who might decide to purchase this as their beginner fixed gear. I was looking for something in the $300-$500 price range.…
Audley Yung 