Urban Spokes
Trenton Ducati, Connor Patricks, Ryan Rose, Rod Peterson and Griffin Barrows in ‘Urban Spokes’ Scene 4 at Falcon Studios
It’s been a busy week of recruitment for the members of ‘Urban Spokes’, an elite club of San Francisco’s hottest gay cyclists. Three new recruits arrive for initiation into the club at the hands of intimidating club leaders Trenton Ducati and Ryan Rose. Whoever performs best gets the chip that signifies membership into the club. Stripping off their clothes, Connor Patricks, Rod Peterson, and Griffin Barrows present themselves to the whims of Ryan and Trenton. Rod makes out with Ryan, then lowers himself to the ground to suck Ryan’s cock.
JJ Knight Fucks Connor Patricks in ‘Urban Spokes’ Scene 3 at Falcon Studios
In downtown San Francisco, JJ Knight pedals away from the business school when he nearly collides with Connor Patricks. Luckily, Connor only has a few scrapes, and JJ invites Connor back to his place to clean up. Once inside, they take thing to the next level. JJ pulls Connor close for a kiss, which sets off an instant chain reaction. Their clothes come off, Connor drops to the floor, and JJ pushes his gargantuan member down Connor’s throat.
Brent Corrigan Fucks Griffin Barrows in ‘Urban Spokes’ Scene 2 at Falcon Studios
Bike messenger Griffin Barrows makes a delivery to an apartment and is star struck when he realizes his client is famous San Francisco app developer Brent Corrigan! Brent is impressed that Griffin got across town during rush hour in only 24 minutes. ‘If you have another package you’d like me to deliver,’ says Griffin, ‘I’d be happy to do that for you.’ ‘Let’s see if you can impress me again,’ replies Brent.
Ryan Rose Fucks Rod Peterson in ‘Urban Spokes’ Scene 1 at Falcon Studios
Rod Peterson is cycling through the Presidio, enjoying the beautiful Pacific coastline of San Francisco. Suddenly, his chain breaks. Luckily for him, a good Samaritan named Ryan Rose offers to help. Ryan brings Rod back to the shop where Ryan runs a bike messenger service called ‘Urban Spokes’.
