ReUpped by @petersutherland !!!
Peep some extras that were on the OG DVD:
Here is another classic from Pete, Angel Race NYC 1999:
CHECK IT!!!
📸 TAMARA BECKWITH
PEEP THIS ARTICLE FROM 2008!
https://nypost.com/2008/03/31/hes-on-a-roll
Aaaay And This One From 2004 😎
https://www.nysun.com/article/on-the-town-messenger-with-a-message
It was Lit!
Had a Blast at the North American Cycle Courier Championships this past week 😸
Art by @dirtbees
@onespeedfixed was my host and a real life saver 💜💜💜
@ulockmob FULL EFFECT
RUB THY NIP 🏆_________________________________________ 📸 @jucafavela #sdbicyclecollective
@badbrain_ ❤️❤️❤️
NYC Crew ON FIRE 🔥
Tracey and Me Reppin Cyclehawk 🦅✨
Free Food and Beer All Weekend, Sweet!!!
@toydog88 💯 @slowsquad_intl ________________________________📸 @jucafavela #sdbikecollective
Was Great to See @filthycourier and @trashmessengerbags and @atlantacouriercollective too! 😘
Mezcal for Lunch 🤣
@richieditta Yeah Boy We Still OUTCHEA
Congratulations and Thanks So Much!!!
See You in Vancouver for NACCC 2025
And Guadalajara for NACCC 2026!!!
Amazed to See the Community Thriving Year After Year 🤗✅💯
Got interviewed for a HellGate NYC Article about NYC Messengers:
‘For Cyclehawk, two of their main clients are the modeling agencies Elite Models
and New York Model Management, and this week was great for business.
Bolger remembers a time where there were almost 30,000 messengers
working the streets , but says now that number is much lower due to app –
companies and digitization.
Newer cohorts of cycling workers-now delivering mostly food—
have grown instead. but, because of things like Fashion week, there will always be a need.
“We’re still in New York City, and there’s still physical things that can’t be emailed and people still
need something done yesterday, said Bolger, who as of three years ago works full time as a Sanitation
worker for DSNY, while still running Cyclehawk.
I always joke with my friends, we’re kind of like vinyl records. People don’t really need us,
but we’re kind of cool and certain people can’t live without us.
https://hellgatenyc.com/new-york-fashion-week-bike-messengers-heros
Thanks! @nycbma
NYCBMA: January off to a great start with the first snowfall in over 700 days. If you’re not too busy and find yourself on standby way too long, here’s a few of our favorite spots to sit around free of charge and doom scroll until that next job comes in. Some of these spots even got toilets for that emergency 💩
-New York Public Libraries:
Our top choices being 18 w53 st. and 445 5ave.(be sure to check out the balcony!)
-Indoor Atriums/Public Plazas:
575 5ave.
645 5ave.
116 e57 st.
590 Madison Ave
55 e52 st.
875 3 Ave.
805 3ave. lower level
David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center(Broadway between 62&63 st.)
1991 Broadway (next to the Apple Store)
60 Wall Street Atrium
180 Maiden Lane
-Chelsea Market
-Essex Market
-Hudson Yards Mall
-Brookfield Place (indoor 🌴)
-Urban Space Food Courts
-Whole Foods
-Barnes & Nobles
A few clutch bathroom spots that I can add:
Bryant Park (Fully Staffed and Classical Music)
Penn Station Port Authority
Grand Central
Trader Joe’s
225 Liberty/WFC Atrium
Washington Square Park
Tompkins Square Park (one of the worst but hey)
Cool article about more ideas of where to GO in the city:
Peep @NYCBMA for community updates!
This Weekend!!!
Check this Fast Eddie Video with footage from one of the first NYBMA meetings back in the late 90’s (at the 31 minute mark):
